The central part of Earth's sphere is known as the 'Inner Core' and is believed to be made of iron and nickel, with of course a smattering of other heavy elements such as some radioactive ones.
It is believed have a temperature of around 6 000oC, and is solid because of the intense pressure. The temperature is due to gravitational pressure, and of heat incidental to radioactive decay.
Of course not. If it's the center of the Earth, it means that it's part of the Earth, not the sun.
The water part of the Earth is called the hydrosphere. It is estimated that there are 1386 million cubic kilometers of water on the Earth.
There were about 135 countries that took part in Earth hour.
The earth's poles.
This Layer Is The Lithosphere
It is the inner core.
The sun is not central to the earth
The central part of Earth below the mantle is the core. The core is divided into the outer core, made of liquid iron and nickel, and the inner core, which is solid due to high pressure despite being made of the same materials.
The core of the Earth would be most like the pit of a plum, as it is the central, densest part of the Earth consisting mostly of iron and nickel.
no the central part of a cell is the nucleus
No. Uzbekistan is part of Central Asia.
No, Poland is a part of central Europe.
Central America is part of North America. All of the Central American countries are officially part of that continent.
Central America is part of North America. All of the Central American countries are officially part of that continent.
The core is called the core because it is the central part or innermost part of something. In the context of the Earth, the core is the central part of the planet, located beneath the mantle and consisting mainly of iron and nickel.
central east it is not totally east or central it is mostly central though
The central part of a Roman city is called a "forum" :)