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If you partition it by temperature, you get 5 layers. By aerodynamical state 4 layers, by radiophysical state 3 layers and by chemical processes 2 layers. There is no classification into 7 layers. | If you partition it by temperature, you get 5 layers. By aerodynamical state 4 layers, by radiophysical state 3 layers and by chemical processes 2 layers. There is no classification into 7 layers. | ||
To reach the needed "seven layers" different criteria are being | To reach the needed "seven layers" different criteria are being mixed to reach the desired number 7. For example, Earth's atmosphere is commonly divided into five main layers based on temperature. From highest to lowest, these layers are: | ||
#Exosphere | #Exosphere | ||
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===Seven Layers of the Earth=== | ===Seven Layers of the Earth=== | ||
{{Quote||The Seven "Earths" refer to the layers that literally make up the Earth | {{Quote|| | ||
The Seven "Earths" refer to the layers that literally make up the Earth | |||
1. crust<BR>2. lithosphere<BR>3. upper mantle<BR>4. astenoshpere ("sic")<BR>5. lower mantle<BR>6. outer core<BR>7. inner core}} | 1. crust<BR>2. lithosphere<BR>3. upper mantle<BR>4. astenoshpere ("sic")<BR>5. lower mantle<BR>6. outer core<BR>7. inner core}} | ||