How warm earth?

Answer 1

Earth's average temperature is about 14 or 15 degrees Celsius although it varies a few degrees depending on your source. The hottest temperature recorded on Earth was 70.7°C (159°F) in the Lut Desert in Iran.

Answer 2

Earth's average temperature is about 14 or 15 degrees Celsius although it varies a few degrees depending on your source. The hottest temperature recorded on Earth was 70.7°C (159°F) in the Lut Desert in Iran.

Answer 3

There are several ways of answering your question. I'll tackle crustal temperature: The average global surface temperature of Earth is approximately 15 degrees Celsius. On average, the temperature gradient of the earth's lithosphere (the topmost, shell-like layer of the earth) is 30 degrees C per km, meaning that the temperature of the Earth rises by approximately thirty degrees Celsius with every kilometer of depth. In some areas, such as subduction zones where tectonic plates are converging, the temperature gradient is shallower (approximately 10 degrees C per kilometer). This is because the lithosphere is thicker at convergent plate boundaries (subduction zones occur at convergent plate boundaries). In other areas, such as hot spots over mantle plumes (areas where the mantle is slowly rising, bringing hot material from the lower mantle up into cooler mantle regions) or at divergent plate boundaries, the temperature gradient is steeper, rising by about 80 degrees C per kilometer. This is due to the thinness of the lithosphere at these areas.

Answer 4

The temperatures on earth are very cold and very hot