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Different temperatures inside the Earth lead to the formation of various structures, such as magma chambers where molten rock accumulates, as well as crystal growth in minerals under high temperatures and pressures. Additionally, temperature variations can cause thermal expansion and contraction, leading to the formation of fractures and faults within the Earth's crust.
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How does the temp on mars compare to the temp on earth?
Mars tempature is much greater than earth
When magma forms within the mantle is it the result of high or low temperature and does it have high or low pressure?
Well to answer your question magma forms in all the ways but if it forms at a low temp it need a higher pressure. and it forms at a high temp it needs a low pressure. Hope this helped this might not be 100% right though
How will increased global warming affect the vegetation on earth?
Due to global warming the temp. of the earth is increasing very fast. this cause lot of warm on the earth and the water of the earth is going to an end
What is the temperature at 4000km below the earth's surface?
That's (approximately) the center of the Earth. The estimated temp is 10800 degrees F (or about 6000 degrees C).
What is the normal temp on earth?
The average temperature of Earth according to NASA figures is 15°C. The hottest temperature ever recorded on our planet was 70.7°C in the Lut Desert of Iran in 2005.
How does temp change inside of earth?
geologists use 2 main types of evidence
Why does the earth not reach the same temperatures as the moon?
because of the temperature of the atmosphere, they are in different places, the temp of the atmosphere is different.
How does the temp on mars compare to the temp on earth?
Mars tempature is much greater than earth
Does a 98 dodge stratus have a heater control valve?
No, the inside temp is controlled by a temp door inside the heater box.
What was the temp inside the 2012 Super Bowl?
75
What is Earth's temp. at night?
55.F
What make the temp gage inside the dash not work?
the sensor
What will be the temp of water stored inside refrigerator?
around 30
Why would a engine coolant sensor and coolant temp sensor read different?
A coolant sensor could be a liquid level sensor and the other is a temp sensor OR The coolant is different temperatures at different places inside the engine and way way cooler when it comes out of the radiator so where the two sensors are mounted can cause difference's. OR they are two different pieces and calibration will not be identical and they will produce slightly different readings.
What is the surface temp of earth?
Earths surface temp. is about 95 degrees F to about 105 degrees F :)
What is the maximum temp on earth?
150 degrees Celsius
When magma forms within the mantle is it the result of high or low temperature and does it have high or low pressure?
Well to answer your question magma forms in all the ways but if it forms at a low temp it need a higher pressure. and it forms at a high temp it needs a low pressure. Hope this helped this might not be 100% right though
