Earth's crust varies from 3-44 miles... Thats 1% of the total Earth's mass
5 to 50 miles
The radius of Earth is about 4,000 miles.
The crust is the top layer of the earth. Here are some sentences.Earth's crust can be many miles thick.Below Earth's crust is the mantle.Earth's crust is broken into many plates, which shift about on the liquid interior.We live atop Earth's crust.
250,000 miles = 1,320,000,000 feet
The continental crust is typically 20 to 30 miles thick. It is the outermost layer of the Earth's surface that forms the continents we live on.
Well how big is this meteor? Normal meteorites that hit the Earth do not cause any damage to the Earth's crust. It would have to dive many, many miles to even touch the crust. Our many layers between the lithosphere and the crust usually protects us from damaging the actual crust.
The crust ranges from 2 miles to 70 miles(mid-ocean) thick. This is equivalent to 3.225 km to 112.9 km
falseThe Earth's crust is quite variable in density and thickness. Some places on the ocean floors it is many miles thinner than on land.
No, trees will not break the Earth's crust. The roots of trees may grow and spread out over time, but they will not pierce or break through the Earth's crust as it is a solid, hard layer that extends for many miles below the surface.
The Earth's crust varies in thickness but generally ranges from 5 to 25 miles deep beneath the continents and 3 to 5 miles beneath the ocean floor.
about 25 miles thickoceanic crust is 4-7 miles thick and continental crust is an average of 20-25 miles with a maximum of about 45 miles
Some atoms are part of Earth's crust. Many, many more are not.