Any surface feature that had to do with lithospheric plate movements, such as a mountain, mountain chain, or subduction volcano.
The feature that would not form on Earth's surface if the mantle were solid rock are volcanoes. There would be no liquid magma to flow up through the crust and erupt as lava.
If anything is rock-solid, it will result in a flat landscape. This will mean that there will be no plateaus, deep sea trenches, volcanoes or mountains if the mantle were solid rock.
Yes the upper mantle is solid. The lower mantle however is not.
land
The upper mantle is in between the lower mantle and the earths crust Crust- the outer most solid shell of the earth. The Uppermost mantle and the earth's crust form the lithosphere.
Rocks do not melt in the mantle; however, they may exhibit certain plastic-like or liquid-like properties.
In geological context the fairly solid and rocky surface of the Earth is formally referred to as the "crust", distinct from the mantle beneath it.
No. The Earth's mantle is a ductile solid.
If anything is rock-solid, it will result in a flat landscape. This will mean that there will be no plateaus, deep sea trenches, volcanoes or mountains if the mantle were solid rock.
Yes the upper mantle is solid. The lower mantle however is not.
Take a walk outside. Then you will be walking on the Earth's solid surface.
It is the Mantle.
The mantle! I remember learning this in geography :)
land
the crust is dirt, the mantle is lava and the core is liquid and or solid metal
Magma
The mantle is found between the core and the innermost layer of the earth. The mantle is made up of mostly solid rock that is 1,802 miles thick.
The much of the mantle is solid but ductile. This allows it to convect, which aids in plate movement.