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Lecture9

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  1. Journey to the Center of Earth
  2. Why study Earth's interior?
  3. Why study Earth's interior?
  4. Why study Earth's interior?
  5. Why study Earth's interior?
  6. Why study Earth's interior?
  7. Why study Earth's interior?
  8. Why study Earth's interior?
  9. Why study Earth's interior?
  10. Why study Earth's interior?
  11. What's Inside the Earth?
  12. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  13. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  14. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  15. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  16. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  17. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  18. 8.1 How do geologists know about rocks in Earth's interior?
  19. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  20. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  21. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  22. Earthquake Waves
  23. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  24. Velocity of Earthquake Waves
  25. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  26. Earthquake Waves-travel time
  27. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  28. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  29. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  30. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  31. 8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?
  32. 8.3 How do we know ... how to determine velocities of seismic waves in rocks?
  33. 8.3 How do we know ... how to determine velocities of seismic waves in rocks?
  34. 8.3 How do we know ... how to determine velocities of seismic waves in rocks?
  35. 8.3 How do we know ... how to determine velocities of seismic waves in rocks?
  36. 8.3 How do we know ... how to determine velocities of seismic waves in rocks?
  37. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  38. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  39. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  40. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  41. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  42. 8.4 What composes the interior of Earth?
  43. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?
  44. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?
  45. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?
  46. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?
  47. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?
  48. 8.5 How hot is the interior of Earth?

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cut away drawing of the earth to show how P waves are refracted through the core.

Fig 8.15

8.2 How do earthquakes help make images of Earth's interior?

Shadow zones are areas where seismometers do not record P or S waves (or both). The reason for

this is that P waves are refracted through core & mantle boundaries, and

S waves are blocked by the liquid outer core entirely.

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