Efficient spin-up of Earth System Models usingsequence acceleration
Introduction about Earth
1.
2. Earth
The planet on which we live is called EARTH.
It travel around the Sun, along with other
planets in our Solar System
The planet Earth is located in one of the spiral
arms ( the Orion arms ) of the Milky way, a
large spiral galaxy.
The Earth is a rocky, terrestrial planet, that
has a surface covered with mountains,
valleys, carryon's and so much more. What is
special about our planet is that water is
covering 71% of it surface
3. The structure of the earth is
divided into four major
Components: the crust, the
mantle, the outer core, and
the inner core. Each layer has
a unique chemical
composition, physical state,
and can impact life on Earth's
surface.
4. The crust is the
thinnest layer of the
Earth. It has an
average thickness of
about 18 miles (30km)
below land, and
around 6 miles (10km)
below the oceans.
The crust is the layer
that makes up the
Earth's surface
5. The mantle is the mostly
solid bulk of Earth's interior.
The mantle lies between
Earth's dense, superheated
core and its thin outer layer,
the crust. The mantle is
about 2,900 kilometers
(1,802 miles) thick, and
makes up a whopping 84
percent of Earth's total
volume.
There are two major
component of mantle upper
mantle, inner mantle
6. Upper mantle:
The upper mantle extends
from the crust to a depth of about 410
kilometers (255 miles). The upper mantle is
mostly solid, but its more malleable regions
contribute to tectonic activity. Two parts of
the upper mantle are often recognized as
distinct regions in Earth's interior: the
lithosphere and the asthenosphere.
7. Inner mantle:
The mantle is the mostly solid bulk
of Earth's interior. The mantle lies
between Earth's dense, super-heated
core and its thin outer layer, the crust.
The mantle is about
, and makes up a
whopping of Earth's total
volume.
8. The mantle is the mostly
solid bulk of Earth's
interior. The mantle lies
between Earth's dense,
superheated core and its
thin outer layer, the
crust. The mantle is
about 2,900 kilometers
(1,802 miles) thick, and
makes up a whopping 84
percent of Earth's total
volume.
9. The innermost part of
Earth is the core and
is about 1500 miles
(2414 km) thick. Both
the inner and outer
cores consist primarily
of iron and nickel.
They're extremely hot,
with temperatures
ranging from 7200–
9000℉
