Why is the inner core solid despite its extreamly high temperatures? - solid core and inner core
Extremely high pressure. The melting point of iron increases the high pressure.
Only the outer core is liquid (ie the 2 wires). The inner core is really solid.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Solid Core And Inner Core Why Is The Inner Core Solid Despite Its Extreamly High Temperatures?
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The core is not stable. It liquid.The circulating molten lead central traffic generates an electric current, resulting in turn create the north magnetic pole of the earth. If they are in the central part of the inner core, which is very small (approximately 780 km in size) compared to the rest of the interior of the earth. And we believe that this core has a uniform density. It has been shown to run faster than the crust of the earth.
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