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Globe
(section 1)
Globe
It is thought that the center of the earth is composed of iron, nickel, and rock, making up the inner core (solid) and outer core (liquid). Above the core is the mantle, which comprises about 80% of the volume of the earth. The mantle is a thick liquid. The very outer layer is the crust, which is a layer of rock. Even at its thickest point, the crust is only 60 kilometers (37 miles) thick.
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Directions
Print out pages 1 through 7, cut out each individual part along their cut lines, and fold along the mountain and valley fold lines.
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Align the three red dots on the globe to the edges of the display stand to position the globe according to the tilt of the earth's axis (23.44 ).
Globe
(section 2)
Cutaway surface 1
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Thickness: 35 km (22 mi.) average on land 5 km (3 mi.) average under the oceans
upper mantle to about 400 - 700 km (250 - 435 mi.) lower mantle to about 2900 km (1800 mi.)
inner core
6000km (3720 mi.) 5000km (3100 mi.) Display stand 4000km (2480 mi.) 3000km (1860 mi.) 2000km (1240 mi.) 1000 km (620 mi.)
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Globe
(section 3)
Cutaway surface 2
Earth
Radius at the equator : 6378 km (3963 mi.) Mass : 5.974 x 1024 kg (1.314 x 1025 lb) Axial tilt : 23.44 Distance from sun : 150 million km(93 million miles)
Globe
(section 4)
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Globe
(section 5)
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Globe
(section 6)
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Globe
(section 7)
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