Environmental Sciences, asked by hayhay3809, 6 months ago

How do geologists study direct evidence of Earth’s interior?

by collecting core rock samples
by measuring seismic wave activity
by analyzing how living things survive
by recording changes in climate patterns

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Answered by ananyaR24
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by measuring seismic wave activity

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Answered by Anonymous
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Geologists study direct evidence of the earth's interior by (b) measuring seismic wave activity.

  • The earth's interior is made up of a number of layers such as the crust, mantle, outer and inner cores.
  • It is when earthquakes occur, the geologists try to record the seismic waves that are produced in these earthquakes which gives them a clear picture of the earth's interior.
  • Each layer of the earth surrounds the one beneath it and this property of the earth's interior is very popularily compared to an onion.
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