how does the inner core effect all of the earths outer layers

With the heavy inner core, the earth's orbit and rotation will remain stable over the long term, giving us day and night and summer and winter. ... The intense heat of the inner core is keeping the outer core a dense liquid that contains convection currents due to the heat, and they are directed by the earth's spin.

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itzbreeezy itzbreeezy · Answer 2 · 2021-11-16T06:27:38+01:00

Answer: The inner layers hold the outer layers up; they warm them; when the inner layers move, they cause disturbances to the outer layers.

The outer layers depend on the inner for support. This means that when the inner layers move, it must disturb the outer layers significantly. The inner layers are molten and in continual flow. The flow allows the heat from the middle to be transferred up to the outer parts of the earth. In the course of this flow, volcanoes and earthquakes happen as the top slides and snaps along the bottom, and as tears appear in the top allowing some of the bottom materials to be expelled.

there is speculation that there is a lot of uranium and plutonium in ongoing reactions inside the earth, which supplies more heat. More heat = more flow of the inner earth, resulting in more slips and slides and tears.

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