HELP!
How do we know that some layers of the Earth are solid and some liquid?
Explain.. no playrism
Well according to http://scienceline.ucsb.edu/getkey.php?key=3249: Usually, they use seismic waves, which are waves generated by earthquakes or nuclear-test explosions. The seismic waves are bent, sped up, or slowed down, or even reflected when they pass through the earth's layers. Different types of materials (liquid vs. solid, rigid vs. softer) determine the speed of the waves.
MEDAL AND FaNNN
So im going to repharse that
Make sure to close your question :)
I think I know that lmfao ive been here to long not to know also this the second acct sooo... lmao its dead @MaddieLB
Sorry I was just making sure....
Its alright! lol
Are you AloneS?
umm... maybe, maybe not. or not, or maybe. i wont tell
Well I mean.... LowkeyS and AloneS
nah you dont know. plus i know her.. but maybe we might be sister or maybe friends and i chose the user or maybe i am i wont tell
Hmmmmm, Ill just keep thinking you are :P Haha
HAHAA
Woah there
Alright, talk to ya later AloneS :P
cough i might not be alones
But maybe you are
The world will never know, what a shame
Plus, if you were AloneS that would be pretty cool cause AloneS was the first person to talk to me when I joined OpenStudy lol
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