What are the three layers of the geosphere?
The crust, the mantle and the core.
What is the geosphere?
It is the solid part of the Earth.
What is an earthquake?
The strong movement of the earth's surface.
What are volcanoes?
A volcano is the opening in the earth's surface where magma, ash, rocks and gases come out.
What happens when tectonic plates move?
Formation of mountains, volcanoes and sometimes earthquakes or tsunamis.
What is the epicenter?
The place where the tremor or earthquake is more intense.
What is the atmosphere?
It is the mass of gases surrounding the planet.
What is the magma chamber?
The place containing magma inside the volcano.
What are the components of our planet?
The atmosphere, hydrosphere and geosphere.
What is a crater?
The place where magma, ash, rocks and gases come out.
What are the tectonic plates?
Different pieces of mass that fit together as a puzzle.
What is the hydrosphere?
It is all the water on our planet
What is the core?
It is the deepest layer and the temperature reaches 6000°C.
What is the volcanic cone?
The hardened lava accumulated over the years.
What are tsunamis?
When the epicenter is located at the bottom of the ocean and the crust and water move.
What is the mantle?
It is almost 2900km thick and consists of solid rock.
What is the hypocenter?
The origin of the movements of the tectonic plates.
What is the crust?
It is the cold, outer layer of the earth.