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Inner Core
Mantle
Mesosphere
Outer Core
Asthenosphere
Ocean Crust
Lithosphere
Continental Crust
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Ocean
Crust
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Continental
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Crust
Lithosph. 5.__
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Asthenosphere
Mantle
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Mesosphere
Outer Core
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Inner Core
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3 Types of heat
transfer
1. Convection
transfer of heat through large scale fluid
flow. flow caused by density differences
due to temperature differences
3 Types of heat
transfer
2. Conduction
Transfer of heat by direct contact
3 Types of heat
transfer
3. Radiation
Transfer of heat through electromagnetic
waves
Deep Earth
Plate Tectonics - Driving Forces
•Convection
•Slab Pull
•Ridge Push
Short Story: heat
trying to escape
Plate Tectonics - Driving Forces
•Convection
•Slab Pull
•Ridge
Short Story: heat
trying to escape
Seismic Tomography
Warm,
less
dense
Cold,
more
dense
Is the mantle a liquid?
Doesn’t convection
happen in fluids?
Mantle is like silly putty:
Short term: acts like
solid
Long term: has some
behavior like liquids
The Core
Liquid outer core found using
seismology:
no S-waves travel in liquids
Convection in Fluid Outer
Core produces Earth’s
magnetic field
Deep Earth Summary: Composition
Crust: density: 2-3 g/cm3
Mantle: “Rocky” (Silicates)
density: 3-6 g/cm3
Outer Core: Mostly Iron
density: 10-12 g/cm3
Inner Core:
Mostly Iron
density: 13 g/cm3
Deep Earth Summary: Heat Flow
Mantle:
Convection
Outer Core:
Convection & Conduction
Inner Core:
Conduction