The earth's core, consisting primarily of molten nickel and iron, is cooling over time.
How does the hydrosphere change the earth over time
the earth is much hotter like 100%
Yes, it is much hotter than mars but it really depens at what time of the year, mars is a very cold planet it can go as low as -140*C on average and can only get up to as high as 27*C, meaning Earth is a hotter planet as it is closer to the sun
When it is night on Mercury, it's colder than earth at any given time,but during the day,obviously,there is no comparison,the earth is much colder. BY THE WAY:this is coming from a 13 year old ;) but one that knows her sh*t.
The earth's core, consisting primarily of molten nickel and iron, is cooling over time.
hotter
Over time, our societies have been releasing many harmful gases in the Earth (from burning Gasoline, petroleum, and other fossil fuels). When these greenhouse gases rise, they remain in the atmosphere that surrounds our Earth. As these gases (carbon dioxide) have accumulated over the years, they have kept the planet hotter by not letting the heat escape. This is why every summer gets hotter and hotter.
It wont, as the sun expands over time, the sun will become cooler and cooler.
Maybe, but it does get hotter over the billions of years. Right now if I can remember it is getting hotter by 30%.
very much hotter.
The further you go to the center of the earth, the hotter it will get.
The deeper into the Earth you go it gets hotter and hotter.
Surface of the sun is hotter.
The moon is hotter than the earth in day time but also colder in night time because the earth has a atmosphere which doesnt object us to as much heat or coldness, but the moon has no atmosphere and take in much heat in day time and freezing cold at night :) So most planets with a larger atmosphere unless really close or really far away to the sun isn't as hotter as the earth
How does the hydrosphere change the earth over time
the earth is much hotter like 100%