No. The Earth is a rocky planet, divided into physical and chemical layers, which have evolved from a molten blob of material that accreted from sun orbiting debris nearly 4.6 billion years ago. Although pockets of molten (liquid) rock exist in the mantle and crust, these two layers are essentially composed of solid metamorphic, igneous and to a small extent, sedimentary rock. The outer core is the only liquid layer, composed of liquid iron and nickel. The inner core is a solid metal alloy composed mainly of iron and nickel. See the link below for a diagram.
Ours - Earth.
Thick crust of Granetlike rock; Rocky Mantle, possibly molten nearer the center (I would classify it as an Inner mantle); and a possible Metal Core. (I got this Information From the book: SPACE. A Visual Enclopedia.)
Mars' core is made primarily of iron and sulfur. It has a solid core like Earth that is wrapped in a mantle made of silicates. A mantle comprised mainly of silicate and a thick crust which appears to be basalt thinly covered in iron-oxide dust. Mars composition is quite similar to Earth's. Its core is mainly made from iron and sulfur. It is surrounded by a mantle of silicates and this is wrapped with a crust of basalt and iron oxide. Wow the previous answer was just bad. Mars much like earth has a core that is predominately Nickle, Iron and Sulfur. The mantle is likely Silicon, Oxygen, Iron, and Magnesium. The crust is volcanic rocks. Since the core is completely solid unlike earths there is no dynamo effect to create a magnetosphere which causes the surface of Mars to be highly irradiated at times due to solar radiation.
The inside of Jupiter can be organized by layers. The outermost layer is thick clouds of hydrogen and helium, going many miles deep. There is then an ocean of hydrogen and helium covering the inner planet. Finally, there is the rocky core with a solid metal (possibly iron or nickel) sphere in the very center. The metal center is surrounded by magma in between itself and the rocky outside (crust).Remember: Jupiter is a gas giant. The cloud and ocean layers cover about 7/8 of the planet. The rocky core is only 7.5 times the size of the entire Earth, seeing to it that Jupiter's gravity is 2.5 times as much as Earth's.
Inner core: 2450 km thick Outer core: 2300 km thick Lower mantle: 2500 km thick Upper Mantle: 400 km thick continental crust: 30-70 km thick Oceanic Crust: 6 km thick
The core of the earth is surrounded by the mantle.The earth's core is called the inner core. Just outside that is the outer core, and it is liquid. Outside the liquid outer core is the mantle.
From thick to thin: mantle, outer core, inner core, crust.
Crust, Mantle, Core. The Crust is about 10 miles thick.
solid core - nickel iron alloyliquid core - nickel iron alloymantle (including asthenosphere which behaves plastically) - peridotie, dunite, and eclogitesolid oceanic crust - basalt rocksolid continental crust - intermediate to felsic rocks such as andesite, dacite, granodiortie, diorite, and granite.
Inner core , outer core, mantle and crust
The core, as it is mainly made up of iron and nickel.
outer core ... (alyssamc6)
Innermost- Solid nickel iron core; Surrounded by a liquid core that also might be nickel iron; Liquid mantel made of all sorts of stuff; Upper mantel called Moho, which is like plastic...thick toffee; Outermost-Thin crust
The outer core is 2300 kilometers thick. It is composed of mainly nickel and iron. The inner core is 1200 kilometers thick and composed of iron.
mantle
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