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Earth's
Interior
Chapter 1, Section 1
By Rachel Gu, Coni Foehl, John Regan, Arash Boostani, and Nicholas
Kim
Exploring Inside the Earth
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Surface constantly changing
Extreme conditions prevent exploration
Heat increases as you go deeper
Pressure increases as you go deeper
Scientific Evidence
● Evidence from rock samples
● Rocks give clues about earth structure
and conditions deep inside earth
● Evidence from seismic waves
● When earthquakes occur:geologists study
how they travel through earth
● Speed of seismic waves and the path
they take show the structure of earth
The Crust
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Layer of rock that forms outer skin
Includes dry land and ocean floor
Between 5-40 km thick
Thinnest layer
Ocean crust: Basalt
Continental crust: Granite
The Mantle
● Made of very hot rock that is solid
● 3000 meters thick
● Lithosphere: Upper most part of mantle
that is similar to crust (100 km thick)
● Asthenosphere: Rocks are less rigid than in
Lithosphere and it can bend like plastic but
it is still solid
● The Lower mantle is made of solid material
extends to the core
The Core
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Mostly made of iron and nickel
Outer Core: Layer of molten metal
Inner core: Dense ball of metal
The core has to do with the earth
magnetic field
Vocab
Seismic Waves: Vibrations that travel through Earth carrying the
energy released during an earthquake
Crust: The layer of rock that forms Earth’s outer surface
Mantle: The layer of hot, solid material between Earth’s crust and
core
Outer Core: A layer of molten iron and nickel that surrounds the inner
core of Earth
Inner Core: A dense sphere of a solid iron and nickel the center of
Earth
Pressure: The force exerted on a surface divided by the area over
which the force is exerted
Lithosphere: The uppermost part of the mantle and crust
Asthenosphere: Soft layer of mantle
URL
home slide : http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-swfMo5xKvM0/UApFnFaj8YI/AAAAAAAAMQQ/E9W2TK-JM8s/s1600/angkasa.jpg
slide 4
:http://kingstonhouseofpizza.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Pizza-Wallpaper-pizza-6333801-1024-768.jpg
the end slide:http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/1337584925_peace-sign-coloring-pages-31.gif
scientific evidence : http://www.cyberphysics.co.uk/graphics/diagrams/Earth/shadow_p_s.gif
THE END
Graphics by: Arash Boostani
Text by: Rachel Gu
Research by: John Regan
Vocab by: Nicholas Kim
Commentary by: Coni Foehl