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The temperature of the Inner Core of the earth is about 5700 deg C. The outer core, and the mantle both have a similar temperature.
This is about the same as the surface of the sun. That is why very hot lava is yellow - that indicates its temperature.
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What is the mechanical layer of earths that is solid rock and moves the least?
mesosphere
How hot is the mantel?
The mantel is extremely hot. What temperature?
How many rings does Mickey mantel have?
Mikey Mantel played for the NEW YORK YANKEES.
Name three elements that make up most of earths mantle?
The rocks in earths mantel are made up of 44.8% oxygen, 21.5% silicon, and 22.8% magnesium. Iron, calcium, sodium, aluminum, and potassium are also present. The elements occur in rocks as oxides.
What is the surroundings of a place?
mantel
What is the temp for the earths mantel?
1400 Fahrenheit
What is the composition of Earths mantel?
kum kum paste
What is the composition of earths lower mantel?
kum kum paste
What is 80 percent of earths volume made of?
It's the mantel.
What is the melted rock called that flows in the earths mantel?
magma
What would you find in earths upper mantel?
Melted, plasticlike rocks
What is the mantel of the earth made of?
The largest portion of the earth. Below the crust and above the core of the Earth! what percentage is it of the earth?
Why does the earths mantel remain in a liquid state?
Because it is bring heated by the hotter layers under.
What fault makes rocks pulled apert?
the mantel of earths crust will break causing an eartqake
What is the hot material that is first beneath the earths crust?
the crust then comes the mantel the inner layer then core
What is Pluto's average tepature?
-382
Why did it take so long for the continents to move to where they are today?
The movement of continents is driven by plate tectonics, which is a slow process. Over millions of years, the movement of tectonic plates causes the continents to shift positions. Factors such as the size and composition of the plates, as well as the heat within the Earth's mantle, all contribute to the gradual movement of the continents to their current locations.
