EARTH'S INTERIOR
SEISMIC WAVES
FOSSILS
GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE
100
It is a type of earth's crust which is generally thinner and denser.

Oceanic Crust

100

It is a type of waves  energy produced by earthquakes and other sudden movements within Earth.

Seismic Waves

100

lt is the preserved remains, impression, or trace of an organism that lived in the past.

Fossils

100

Is a system used to organize and describe Earth's history. 

Geologic Time Scale

200

It is consists of the crust and the rigid uppermost mantle.

Lithosphere

200

They are usually the first seismic waves detected by a seismograph and they are compressional or longitudinal waves

P-waves

200

It determines whether a rock or fossil is older or younger than another without necessarily giving an exact numerical age

Relative Dating

200

It is a break of light produced when a meteoroid enters Earth's atmosphere and heats up.

Meteor
300

It is lies beneath the mantle and approximately 2,260 km thick.

Outer Core 


300

Particle motion is generally perpendicular to the direction of wave travel. 

S-Wave

300

It determines an approximate numerical age of a rock, fossil, or geological event

Absolute Dating

300

Many originate from the cold outer regions of the Solar System

Comets

400

It is a weak, hot, ductile region of the upper mantle beneath the lithosphere. 

Asthenosphere

400

Why S-waves do not pass through liquids?

The outer core is liquid


400

It uses the predictable decay of radioactive isotopes.

Radiometric Dating

400

formed approximately 4.6 billion years ago from a large cloud of gas and dust called the solar nebula.

Solar System

500

It is composed mainly of silicate rocks rich in iron and magnesium and it is approximately 2,900 km thick.

Mantle

500

The behavior of this wave provides evidence that Earth has a solid crust and mantle, a liquid outer and a solid inner core.

P-Wave

500

It is an undisturbed sequence of sedimentary rock

Principle of Superposition

500

These are useful for determining the relative ages of rock layers.

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