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Does the moon have a mantle?

Updated: 9/15/2023
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Yes, however there is no clear boundary between crust and mantle as both are basaltic and stationary. There is a small solid iron core.

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What two materials dominate in the Moon's solid mantle?

Mostly the Moon's solid mantle comprises olivene and pyroxenes.


Does the moon have quakes?

No, its mantle is dormant.


What three layers does the moon have?

1.CORE The very heart of the moon. 2.LOWER MANTLE The asthenosphere, from where the majority of moonquakes emanate. 3. UPPER MANTLE The lithosphere which is the most rigid part of the mantle. 4.CRUST The anorthosite crust is the external envelope of the moon. 5.BASALTS OF THE MARIA Local covering of the moon. The three layers of the Moon: Crust, Mantle, and the Core.


How is the mantle of the moon?

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What are the three layers of the moon?

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The composition of the moon mostly resembles?

The composition of the moon mostly resembles the Earth's mantle.


What are the layers for the moon?

the core, the mantle, the crust, and the maria


What density of the moon is comparable to that of mantle rocks on?

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What the layers of the moon in order from the inside out?

I think it's: Core, Crust, Upper Mantle, and lower mantle


Moon rocks resemble rocks from what layer of the earth?

mantle


What is the composition of the moon?

The moon does not use makeup - only people do.


What are the names of the layers on the moon?

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