Geography, asked by sreeragpk3371, 1 year ago

hottest to coldest Earth's layers

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Answered by pranjal2312
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Hey Mate here is your answer

core hottest layer
mantle
outer core
inner core

I hope it will help you
Answered by AKidWhoUsesHerBrain
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Hottest layers:

CRUST.

MANTLE.

OUTER CORE.

Inner core.

Coldest explanation

I don't think there's such thing as a cold layer, But here's what I picked up:

As the mesosphere extends upward above the stratosphere, temperatures decrease. The coldest parts of our atmosphere are located in this layer and can reach –90°C. In the forth layer from Earth's surface, the thermosphere, the air is thin, meaning that there are far fewer air molecules.


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