No. The outer core is made of iron and a lighter element, probably nickel. There is no free water in the outer core. But the outer core is liquid, and that liquid does circulate ("convection"). That circulation is what generates the magnetic field.
Earth's outer core is not made of rock. It is made of molten metal; mostly iron and nickel.
The Earth's inner core is made of solid iron and nickel, like the outer core, though the outer core has MOLTEN iron and nickel for its contents.
it is made of liquid and the liquid is most likely made of iron aka (liquid iron) The outer core is composed of liquid iron and nickel mainly. So is the inner core, but it is solid.
Neither. The Earth's outer core is primarily composed of molten iron and nickel. Basalt and granite are rock types found in Earth's crust, which is above the outer core.
the outer core
No. The outer core is made of iron and a lighter element, probably nickel. There is no free water in the outer core. But the outer core is liquid, and that liquid does circulate ("convection"). That circulation is what generates the magnetic field.
The inner core and the outer core. The outer core is made of molten metal and the inner core is made of solid metal.
outer core
The Inner core is to be believed to be made up of iron-nickel alloy,while the outer core is made up of iron and nickel
The outer core is made up of liquid iron and nickel.
Yes, earth's outer core is made of mostly liquid.
Earth's outer core is not made of rock. It is made of molten metal; mostly iron and nickel.
The Earth's inner core is made of solid iron and nickel, like the outer core, though the outer core has MOLTEN iron and nickel for its contents.
-Subdivided into outer and inner cores -Outer core is made up of nickel-iron alloy -Inner core is made up entirely of iron
the earth's outer core is believed to be a liquid from what scientists infer about it. It is located above the iner core.
Because the outer core is made out of different materials than the mesosphere. ;)