Hard rocks form the outer layer of the Earth (the lithosphere) which includes the crust and upper mantle. Rocks of the remaining mantle are in a plastic state, able to move, bend and deform without breaking.
The earth is made by ice, rock , lava, and air
In a way, yes, as much of the earth, the crust, is all rock, with a bit of topsoil. There's also a lot of magma in the mantle, with the core being said to be liquid metal.
No, the earth's crust is made up of hard bedrock and manylayers of soil.
Yes, the Earths crust was once molten. In fact, at one point the whole Earth was in a molten state.
Yep. Made of dried, cooled down lava.
The Earth's mantle is a rocky layer between the crust and the core, so it's made of of solid material, not liquid. It's comprised of minerals that contain mostly silicon, oxygen and magnesium. (From "The Cosmic Perspective - Sixth Edition").
The outer core is the only molten layer of the Earth. == ==
Rock and magma
the mantle
Rocks
momo
rocks- mostly metamorphic
The crust because that is the outer layer and we live on the crust so... there are rocks on the layer we live on! The answer is Crust.
crust and mantle
mantle
mantle
it is made of rock
The thin, solid, outermost layer of the Earth is officially known as the crust.
The crust.
crust
crust
The inside of the earth is made of metal. Above that is a liquid layer and above that is the earth's crust, which is made of rocks and soil.