The Earth does not have a "rigid" outer covering, it has an atmosphere.
Below the atmosphere is the crust which is made of tectonic plates. However there plates are NOT rigid and to describe them as such would be incorrect, they deform and fold.
The Earth does not have a "rigid" outer covering, it has an atmosphere.
Below the atmosphere (and oceans) is the crust which is made of tectonic plates. However these plates are NOT rigid and to describe them as such would be incorrect, they deform and fold.
The lithosphere/crust (which is made of tectonic plates). However, the plates are NOT rigid and to describe them as such would be incorrect, they deform and fold.
Commonly called the Crust of a terrestrial planet, but on Earth it is not that "rigid".
The Lithosphere, or the "crust." The continental crust is mostly granite, while the oceanic crust is composed of basalt and gabbro.
It is the lithosphere.
It is called the lithosphere.
The Lithosphere (Crust).
The Earth's outermost sphere is the Lithosphere. It's the rigid outermost shell of the Earth.
The Earth's outermost sphere is the Lithosphere. It's the rigid outermost shell of the Earth.
The lithosphere is the rigid outermost shell of a rocky planet. On Earth, it comprises the crust and the portion of the upper mantle
the asthenosphere
Yes, the cool and rigid shell is the asthenosphere.
The Earth's outermost sphere is the Lithosphere. It's the rigid outermost shell of the Earth.
The Earth's outermost sphere is the Lithosphere. It's the rigid outermost shell of the Earth.
the atmosphere
The lithosphere is the rigid outermost shell of a rocky planet. On Earth, it comprises the crust and the portion of the upper mantle
Yes. Well, more or less rigid.
Yes. Well, more or less rigid.
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Chitin
the asthenosphere
The Plate Tectonics Theory
No. A tectonic plate is a segment of the rigid rocky outer shell of the Earth composed of the crust and the brittle uppermost mantle.
The outer shell of the Earth is called the crust. The uppermost hard, rocky layer of the mantle is attached to the crust. Together they form a layer called the lithosphere, which constitute the structures known as lithospheric plates.