he Earth's current form was shaped by a hot, molten body coo
he Earth's current form was shaped by a hot, molten body cooling down, but only its outer layer, the Crust, has cooled completely. The Crust is the Earth's surface, home to continents and oceans. Beneath it lies the Mantle, a semi-liquid layer with temperatures up to 1,000°C, source of volcanic lava. At the Earth's core, the Outer Core is a liquid, rotating layer, while the Inner Core is solid, composed of nickel and iron. The Core is the hottest part, reaching 5,200°C.
Earth's structure consists of:
1. Crust (solid surface)
2. Mantle (semi-liquid, 1,000°C)
3. Outer Core (liquid, rotating)
4. Inner Core (solid, nickel-iron, 5,200°C)
This layered structure formed as a hot, molten body cooled, shaping our planet.
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