Question
Imagine about the earth’s interior and- write 10-12 sentences on it.
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Answer
- The interior of the earth will be very hot.
- Huge sized rocks will be present I in the upper layers of the interior of the earth.
- Due to extreme heat and pressure, the rocks must be melting in the interior of the earth.
- Due to the melting of the rocks, magma will be created in the interior of the earth.
- Due to endogenous movements in the interior of the earth, volcanic eruptions will occur on the surface of the earth.
- The primary earthquake waves will be travelling through the mantle and the core of the earth.
- The secondary earthquake waves will be travelling only through the mantle of the earth.
- The temperature in the interior of the earth will get increased with the depth.
- The highest temperature will be found at the centre of the earth.
- The elements like silica, aluminium, magnesium, iron and nickel will be found in the various layers of the interior of the earth.
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