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what is lithosphere?​

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Answered by ThrishaR14
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The rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle.

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Answered by Braɪnlyємρєяσя
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The Lithosphere signifies the higher most and hardest crust of the planet and it's lined with soil. It's created from rocks and minerals. It's uneven as it includes plains, plateaus, hills etc. This domain of the planet is mostly lined with forests, grasslands and land. These forests offer North American nations wood, rubber and food. These forests also are a home to several species.

The lithosphere is settled on the highest layer of hotter, softer rock of the layer. This layer isn't truly weak, however it's soft enough to flow slowly like hot tar.

The Oceanic lithosphere is additional dense than continental geosphere as a result of the categories of minerals it's created from Mountain ranges measure the thickest part of the lithosphere / geosphere.

As we know, We should remember that the lithosphere is hard, brittle and old. The oldest rocks in the lithosphere are more than 4 billion years old. If you could speed up time, you’d see rocks in the lithosphere continuously cycling from within the planet. And it builds all types of rocks like igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks.

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