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Vocabulary flashcards reviewing the structure, layers, and composition of the Earth.
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Earth's Main Layers
The three main parts that divide the Earth: the crust, mantle, and core (inner and outer).
Crust
The outermost layer of the Earth, divided into continental crust and oceanic crust.
Mantle
A thick layer of liquid and semi-liquid material that moves around between the crust and dense liquid core.
Magma
A liquid comprised of molten rock, minerals such as Iron and Magnesium, and gasses such as Carbon Fibers.
Core
The centre of the Earth, consisting of an outer core and an inner core.
Outer Core
The liquid core layer made of nickel and Iron, about 2.2km thick.
Inner Core
The center of the Earth made of solid nickel and Iron, about 1,220−1,270km deep.