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Equator
Latitude of 0 Degrees
Oblate Spheroid
Oval Shape of The Earth
Hydrosphere
All of the earths water.
Atmoshpere
The blanket of gases surrounding the earth.
Mass
Amount of matter in an object.
Oceanic Crust
Beneath the oceans name of the crust.
Continental Crust
Part of the crust in which continents rest.
Lithosphere
Solid portion of the Mantle and the Crust above it.
Ashthenoshpere
Just below the Lithosphere.
Plasticity
Ability of solid to flow.
P Waves
Useful to explore the interior of the earth.
S Waves
Useful to explore the interior of the earth.
Mohorovicic Disconuity
The boundary of the speed in waves.
Axis
Imaginary straight line running through the earth from pole to pole.
plasticity
The ability of a solid to flow.
Shadow Zones
Recordings of seismic waves around the world.
Magnetosphere
The area of space that is affected by the earths magnetic field.
Crust
The thin solid outermost zone of the earth making up 1 % of the earths mass.
Mantle
Zone of rock nearly 2,870 Km thick. The mantle makes up almsot two thirds of the earths mass.
Core
It forms the center of the earth and is made of mostly iron. 2,190 Km thick/2,680 in Diameter.
Gravity
The force of attraction that exists between all matter in the universe.
Law of Gravitation
The force of attraction between any two masses depends on the mass and distance of the objects.
Weight
Is a measure of the strength of the the pull of gravity on an object.
Newtons
The unit of measurement used to measure weight.