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Which part of earths history is shown by analysis of ice cores?
Changes in climate
What is the outer cores most abundant elemant?
The earths outer core's most abundant elemant is silicon. :)
What would happen to the temperature of earths inner and outer cores if it keeps losing heat?
It would harden and then become hard rock.
What is neutron degenerate state of matter?
Neutron degenerate matter is a state of matter that occurs in extremely dense environments, such as the cores of neutron stars. In this state, neutrons are packed closely together, and the pressure is so high that the neutrons are forced into a degenerate state, where quantum mechanical effects dominate. This prevents further collapse under gravity due to the Pauli exclusion principle, which states that no two fermions (like neutrons) can occupy the same quantum state. Consequently, neutron degenerate matter exhibits unique properties and is a critical component in the study of stellar evolution and supernova phenomena.
Are stars rocky?
No, stars are gaseous. More precisely, they are so hot that their matter is in a state known as "plasma".
What material makes up earths core?
The outer cores is made up of mostly iron and nickel in a liquid state.
What state of matter is reprensented by earths athenosphere?
Athenosphere is an extremely viscous liquid.
Which part of earths history is shown by analysis of ice cores?
Changes in climate
Which can change from one state of matter to another at the temperature and pressures experienced at earths surface?
water
How many cores does Windows7 support?
cores doesn't matter in windows 7. It needs 1ghz or higher processpr to run.
What is the outer cores most abundant elemant?
The earths outer core's most abundant elemant is silicon. :)
Is there plasma in planets?
Plasma is a highly energetic state of matter, where some or all of the electrons are stripped away, creating a positively charged miasma. Plasma temporarily comes into existence during lightning strikes, but in general, it is not a natural state of matter within planetary cores, where there is generally insufficient heat to create such a state.
What would happen to the temperature of earths inner and outer cores if it keeps losing heat?
It would harden and then become hard rock.
What were the cores of Ashoka's state and the Gupta Empire?
southern tip of india
How are planets and stars alike?
A star and a planet, both have cores.
What is the measure of earths gravitational pull on matter?
WIEGHT
What is neutron degenerate state of matter?
Neutron degenerate matter is a state of matter that occurs in extremely dense environments, such as the cores of neutron stars. In this state, neutrons are packed closely together, and the pressure is so high that the neutrons are forced into a degenerate state, where quantum mechanical effects dominate. This prevents further collapse under gravity due to the Pauli exclusion principle, which states that no two fermions (like neutrons) can occupy the same quantum state. Consequently, neutron degenerate matter exhibits unique properties and is a critical component in the study of stellar evolution and supernova phenomena.
