Divided into five layers is the Earth; those layers are Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Cryosphere, Geosphere,

Biosphere. The atmosphere is a layer made up of a mixture of gases. Found in the Hydrosphere are
bodies of water, except for frozen water, which we can find in the Cryosphere. The geosphere includes
the parts of the solid Earth. Layers of the solid Earth have crust, mantle, inner and outer core. The crust
is where we live and is divided into Continental and Oceanic Crust. The mantle is the widest part of the
solid Earth. The outer core is made up of liquids like Iron and Nickel. The inner core is the engine of the
Earth. The biosphere is where we can find living organisms, including us humans.

The common characteristics of the Earth's different layers are that they are all needed for the Earth to
survive. They are all like a shield that protects us from dangers. All layers of the Earth are equally
important. The layers of the Earth is something everyone studies.

The width of all the layers is different. Their structure is also different. Their composition is also
different; made of gas, water, and solid. They also differ in their temperature. Those are their difference
from one another.

Each layer affects life on land and water on the crust because if something from those layers is missing
or stopped working, we will experience different changes. We all need them to be able to stay alive.
They are our shield from the dangers in space. They affect us because they are all part of where we live,
and we can never do something to change it.

The presence of active volcanoes, earthquake epicenters and mountain belts relate to the presented
Plate Techtonics Theory because the places where they appear are where we can find different
tectonics. When the tectonic plates move, there will be an energy buildup, and when they move
against each other, they can release the energy through earthquakes. Volcanoes and earthquakes are
common in the boundaries of tectonic plates because they are connected.