Love your visualization of the speed of core rotation, versus crust rotation, and how those two forces interplay. Science is advanced by such thinking and ‘what ifs’.
Thank you, I don;t think I’ve ever heard any theory like that about inner-vs-out rotation.
It seems to me that a ball floating in friction-less space should all turn at the same time.
Why would the inner core still rotate at a different speed after billions of years?
Thank you, I don;t think I’ve ever heard any theory like that about inner-vs-out rotation.
It seems to me that a ball floating in friction-less space should all turn at the same time.
Why would the inner core still rotate at a different speed after billions of years?
Thank you, I don;t think I’ve ever heard any theory like that about inner-vs-out rotation.
It seems to me that a ball floating in friction-less space should all turn at the same time.
Why would the inner core still rotate at a different speed after billions of years?