Solid rock that makes up the Moon’s and Earth’s outermost layers.

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Solid rock that makes up the Moon’s and Earth’s outermost layers.

A large body of rocky materials deposited at the edge of a glacier.

moraine

The downhill end of a glacier where glacial till and other debris are deposited.

terminus

The breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces.

weathering

A bend in layers of rock.

fold

A high landform with a flat top.

plateau

The removing of weathered rock.

erosion

A tall landform that rises to a peak.

mountain

The layer of rock below Earth’s crust.

A vibration caused by an earthquake.

seismic wave

The dropping off of eroded soil and bits of rock.

deposition

The liquid layer below Earth’s mantle.

Layers of the EARTH CRUST 5 to 25 miles thick and up to 1,600 F MANTLE 1,800 miles thick and up to 8,000 F OUTER CORE 1,400 miles thick and up to 11,000 F INNER CORE 800 miles thick and up to 13,000 F

A long narrow crack in Earth’s crust.

fault

An instrument that detects and records earthquakes. It shows seismic waves as curvy lines along a graph.

seismograph

A mountain that builds up around an opening in Earth’s crust.

volcano

A sphere of solid material at the center of the Earth.

A sudden shaking of the rock that makes up Earth’s crust.

earthquake