Question

There are discontinuities in the interior of the earth

Answer 1

Yes, this statement is true, for example, Mohorovicic discontinuity, Gutenberg discontinuity, etc.

Answer 2

Explanation:

• Earth is not a body that is amorphous.
• It's layered, fractured, dense and empty, and we can't even imagine some of the settings as diverse as that.
• Interior discontinuities are boundaries of crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core.

• At plate boundaries, there are discontinuities where thermal flux rises, and tectonic plate movement creates discontinuities.
• The Earth is a vibrant, warm heavenly body that is going to cool at some point, or it might just be enveloped by an expanding Sun.
• There will always be discontinuities there.