- Journey to the centre of the Earth
- Athanasius Kircher, 17th century
- Jules verne: Journey to the centre of the Earth, 19th century
- Continental deep drill hole, Germany 9042m
- Entrance to the old seismological observatory in Gottingen, Germany
- Registration of the San Francisco, 1906, Earthquake taken in Gottingen
- Seismic wave propagation through the Earth
- Earth's interior (1)
- Formation of magnetic lineations at mid-oceanic ridges
- Comparison of relative movement
- Earth's interior (2)
- Mantle xenolith
- Phase transitions of olivine
- Two end-member models of convection in the Earth's mantle
- Seismic tomography
- Cross-section through tomographic image of the mantle (1)
- Cross-section through tomographic image of the mantle (2)
- Cross-section through tomographic image of the mantle (3)
- 2D numerical model of slab subduction through a phase boundary
- Earth's interior (3)
- Temporary seismic network centered in the volcanic Eifel region, German
- Seismic image of a plume in the upper mantle below the Eifel region
- Laboratory plume generated by injecting hot corn syrup through a nozzle into a tank with cold syrup
- Computer simulation of mantle convection in a 2D box
- Earth's interior (4)
- Diamond anvil press allows to generate pressures as in the Earth's core
- Iron melting at high pressure and temperatures in the Earth's core
- William Gilbert (1600) concluded that the Earth itself is a big magnet
- Origin of geomagnetic dipole field?
- Self-sustained disk dynamo: a toy model
- Pattern of convection in a rapidly rotating spherical shell (Busse, 1972)
- Magnetic field lines in one of the first successful geodynamo simulations
- Radial magnetic field 1990 at Earth surface
- Radial magnetic field at the core-mantle boundary 100 yr apart
- Fluid motion at the core surface
- Polarity of Earth's dipole during the past 5 Myr
- Simulation of a geomagnetic reversal
- Decrease of geomagnetic dipole moment with time
- Magnetic field shields Earth from the energetic solar wind particles
- Aurora
- Earth's interior (5)
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- Planets and their Interior
- The family
- The Moon
- Moon's interior
- Mercury (1)
- Mercury (2)
- Simple structural models for terrestrial planets: mantle and core
- Venus (1)
- Venus (2)
- Venus (3)
- Mars
- References
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