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crust
outermost layer, thinnest layer of the earht, has 2 types
35km thick
Lithosphere
land
Atmosphere
air
hydrosphere
water
wind
movement of air
continental crust
thicker and exposed
oceanic crust
thinner includes the occean floor
mnatle
is the thickest layer that is divided into 3
2900 km thick
Lower mantle
this is where convection currents occur
moho layer
boundary between the crust and mantle
discovered by adiya mohorovic
adiya mohorovic
discovered the moho layer
Subduction zone:
the crust lowers and the crust enters the mantle
core:
divided into two
Gutenberg:
separates the mantle from core
Bens Gutenberg
discovered the gutenberg layer
Aurora borealis:
northern lights
aurora australis
southern lights
Inner core:
hottest; it is still solid because of the pressure from the crust, mantle, and outer core
Lehman layer:
boundarya from inner and outer
Inge Lehman
discovered lehman layer
Seismic waves:
waves of energy
Earthquake
Tsunami
Vibration
Movement of plates
Body waves :
P waves, S waves
surface waves
love waves and rayleigh waves
P waves (Primary):
fastest waves that og through solid rocks and liquid
Can go through even the earth’s crust
It has a push and pull movement
S waves (Secondary):
second wave that is slower
These types of waves pass through solids only
These are aftershocks
The rocks are displaced and the aftershocks won’t stop until they are in their proper places
Love waves:
fastest surface wave
Moves side to side
Discovered by Augustus Edward H. Love which the wave was named after
Rayleigh waves:
roll along the ground
Most shaking of the earth
Most destructive and the largest
Discovered by Lord Rayleigh