 Geothemal power is a form of renewable energy  Geothemal energy has been around longer then when the earth exisited.  Also (Geo) means (EARTH) and.

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 Geothemal power is a form of renewable energy  Geothemal energy has been around longer then when the earth exisited.  Also (Geo) means (EARTH) and (THERMAL)  Means (HEAT) so geothemal means  (EARTH-HEAT).

Geothemal power has been generated in over 20 contries such as iceland, the united states, italy, France, lithuania, New Zeland, Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Russia, the phillippines, indonesia, the people’s Republic of China and japan.

 Every 100 metres you go below the ground the tempruter of the rock increses about 3 degrees celsious and every 328 feet below the ground it will increase 5.4 degrees foherhein hieght.

 Geothemal power gets hot by in being under ground of cause as it is a form of hot rock being near hot flowing magma. Water from streams near by get in to the rock and circulates through pipes then the fluid will become a vapour and becomes capable of powering turbines to them generate elecitricity.