That's because a layer of the earth's atmosphere known as the stratosphere contains the ozone layer which protects us from the sun's ultraviolet rays which are dangerous for all existing humans.
our atmosphere
The term comes from the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears in which she first tried porridge that was to hot, then too cold, then just the right temperature. Similarly, Earth is the right temperature to support life as we know it. All other other planets in the solar system and most planets in other solar systems are either too hot or too cold. Because the conditions are "just right" - not too hot and not too cold. From the Goldilocks and the three bears story. See related question. Because it is located in an orbit aorund our Sun that gives it the right temperature for liquid water and things to grow. It is not too hot and not to cold. Just right. Of all the planets in our Solar System, only Earth has known life on it. That's because our planet orbits in what scientists call the Goldilocks Zone-the distance from the sun that creates temperatures that are not too hot or too cold to support life. The Earth has a breathable atmosphere, too. Everything is "just right." Scientists are looking around the galaxy for other planets in this zone-we might not be alone!
Deepest part is too unspecific a term. For instance, molten rock in volcanoes and deep below the Earth's crust is very hot! Even hotter is the Earth's inner core, re-considered to now be 6,000C.
well yes because the center of the earth is reallly hot so that means itis hotter than your oven . if you do not know how hot the center of the earth is find that out and find out how hot your oven is
A geological hot spot is where hot magma rises from the earth's mantle, which creates volcanic activity.
Earth was too hot to have solid rocks at that time.
Yes. Magma comes from the center of the Earth, and magma is very hot. That indicates that the inside of the Earth must be hot too.
The earth is protected by its atmosphere.
it is up to the sun but it will not likely to mostly ever be too hot or too cold hope i answered your question :)
Earth.
Too hot and no atmosphere.
our atmosphere
== No, as the Earth's core is too hot and would incinerate you!
In the temperate zones of the Earth; not too hot, but not too cold.
No. It is far too hot and the pressure far too great
too hot.
Earth was too hot to have solid rocks at that time.