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Which part of the earth has the lightest weight rocks?
the mantel
Which layer surrounds the center of earth?
mantle
What is mantel made of?
The mantel made of partially molten rock which is commonly known as magma. The top layer of the mantle is usually hard.
What layer of the earth is immediately below the crust?
It is the upper and lower mantle. It has the consistency of warm asphalt.
What is Jupiter's mantel made of?
Jupiter does not have a solid surface or mantel like Earth. It is predominantly composed of hydrogen and helium gases with a small rocky core at its center. The outer layers of Jupiter consist of layers of clouds made of ammonia, water, and other compounds.
When were the first mantel clocks made?
The first mantel clocks were made in the 1750's. They were first made in France. Mantel clocks are smaller clocks usually placed on a shelf or a mantel.
Are diamonds made naturally?
Yes, Mother Nature makes them out of carbon, deep within the earth's mantel.
What is the mantel made out of?
mantle was made up of thickest rock than the core and crust but actually this is the largest part of the earth.
How much percent of the earth is covered by the mantel?
Almost 0%. The only parts of the mantel which cover the earth are those areas where volcanoes are actively pushing lava to the surface. The earth is covered by what is referred to as the "Earth's Crust."
How is earth built up?
the earth consists of 4 layersthe crust this is the area in which we inhabit on.the mantel which is made up on iron and nickel.outer coreinner corehope this helped!
What creates heat inside the earth?
pressure from the mantel.
What does Red photons emitted your the earth represent what?
the mantel
Which part of the earth has the lightest weight rocks?
the mantel
What is the layer of earth between the crust and core?
"mantel"
Which layer surrounds the center of earth?
mantle
Is the mantel of the Earth cold?
no its no since the earth eats lot of hot food
Does Venus have a mantel?
Venus does have a mantel. Forces within the mantle are the causes of deformations on the planet as opposed to the tectonic plates on Earth.
