The Solid Earth - Environmental Science

[elvaelvirababe]

Who else had no idea what this guy was blabbing about? Made is so obvious he's Reading from some TelePrompTer.

[1800levso]

whatever is inside in the very core of planet Earth, is producing all kind of energies, heat, electric, magnetics, gravity, antigravity, probably dark matter, and maybe more types of unknown energies. who knows... but the secret of the universe and how it works is right there, inside our own planet.

[MrFlagon]

earth is hollow

[bananna]

@MrFlagon  Lol

[AZNallday]

in environmental science terms, what is "affinity"?

[00MrPanda00]

lol this guy doesnt seem too confident about what he trying to present but nice job i guess. I wouldn't rely on him though

[RJL738]

Very well presented.

You know the weird thing is that the Earth's inner and outer core together are almost or about the same volume of mars (more than 74 billion cubic miles in volume).

[Leahzebelle]

that background music ruins it for me

[oo00sophie00oo]

its a cool vid, but he looks like he's scared of the camera :P

[GodKillerAtheist]

2:26 ask the asteroid that hit us and formed the moon

[ganymedeIV4]

err isnt it that mars has a "cooled" inner core and has stopped the churning of its innermost core which stopped the magnetosphere and tectonic movement?!?!!?

[GreengoTico]

you tube "inside the earth"

tell me why you are right and they are wrong

[Jonemode]

Why is the core molten hot? the deeper you get into the earth the LESS pressure there should be because there is LESS gravitational force due to the compensating mass around the outside. Therefore there is not enough pressure to change the temperature of the core. What could make the temperature so high? I need an explanation :(

[dikensteign]

very curious..

[Kustrim3807]

isnt it the other way? the pressure is higher in the core because there is more matirial upon of it than on the surface.

[oo00sophie00oo]

isnt there uranium in the core making nuclear fission do make the core hot? lol i really dont know, im just guessing . . .

[ashrafgeo]

@Jonemode dear the core temp is high is because of radio active activity...