Earth's Crust | Layers, Composition & Temperature

The Three Layers of the Earth | Crust, Mantle & Core

Fun Earth's Crust Facts for Kids (All You Need to Know!)

Galaxies on Instagram: "Did you know... there is a geyser on one of Saturn’s moons? And not just one, but over 100 huge water-vapor geysers occur at the south pole of Saturn’s moon Enceladus. They are believed to come from an ocean beneath the moon’s outer ice crust in which water comes to the surface through cracks in the ice that are called tiger stripes. Due to Enceladus’ tenuous atmosphere, the water vapor re-freezes and forms ice particles that fall back down to the moon’s surface, covering

Daily Humor on Instagram: "Follow @l.dailyhumor.l for more… For decades, scientists have been baffled by one odd fact about our Moon — it rings like a bell. When Apollo missions placed seismic detectors on its surface, they discovered that lunar quakes caused vibrations lasting for nearly an hour, unlike the quick tremors on Earth. This eerie “ringing” led to wild theories — from hollow moon hypotheses to alien structures buried beneath its surface. The phenomenon, however, has a scientific expl

Daily Humor on Instagram: "Follow @l.dailyhumor.l for more... Deep beneath the icy crust of Jupiter’s moon Europa lies one of the most mysterious oceans in the solar system. It’s a hidden sea, stretching for thousands of kilometers, sealed under a shell of ice up to 20 kilometers thick. Scientists believe this ocean may hold more water than all of Earth’s combined — and possibly, life itself. Europa’s cracked surface, crisscrossed with reddish lines, hints at tidal forces tearing its insides apa