How did the Earthquake say goodbye? He WAVED.
Earth is like an ogre...it has layers!
Pitch Perfect
OUCH, IT HERTZ!
Some of these are relevant
100

The detection of these types of waves allowed scientists to determine what the interior of the earth looks like

seismic

100

The largest layer of Earth's interior

Mantle

100
The number of waves that pass a certain point in a certain amount of time

Frequency

100

Waves transport _________ through a _________

energy; medium

100
Where does Mrs. Smith work on the weekends?

Detroit Zoo

200

The fastest-moving seismic waves

Primary (p-waves)

200

The layer made of solid iron-nickel alloy

Inner Core

200

Increased frequency causes this type of pitch

High
200

This type of wave compresses and expands the ground like an accordian

Longitudinal (or p-wave)

200

This is what causes Earth's inner metal core to remain in a solid state

High pressure

300

The second fastest moving seismic waves

Secondary (s-waves)

300

The layer that is responsible for maintaining Earth's magnetic field

Outer Core

300

Decreased frequency causes this kind of pitch

Low

300

The waves that vibrate side-to-side and up-and-down

Transverse (or s-waves)

300
This is Mrs. Smith's favorite animal

Penguin

400

The type of seismic wave that is longitudinal

p-wave

400
List the layers from outermost to innermost and state whether they are made of liquid or solid material

Crust, Mantle, outer core, inner core; all solid except outer core

400

This measurement of the amount of energy of a wave

Amplitude

400

Types of waves that can travel through solids

Both p and s waves

400

This is the process that is thought to cause tectonic plate movement as well as earth's magnetic field

Convection currents

500

The type of seismic wave that is considered transverse

S-wave

500

A metal made by combining 2 or more metallic elements

Alloy

500

The distance between identical points on consecutive waves

Wavelength

500

Type of wave that can travel through both solids and liquid material

p-wave (longitudinal)

500

This is the rate of the increase in temperature with respect to increasing depth within earth's interior

What is geothermal gradient?