___ is the thermal energy in the Earth's crust
Geothermal energy is the thermal energy in the crust of the Earth that comes from both the planet's creation and the radioactive decay of elements in currently unknown but presumably nearly equal quantities. Some rock melts and solid mantle behaves plastically due to the extreme temperature and pressure in the Earth's core. As a result, because the mantle is lighter than the surrounding rock, it convects upward. The core–mantle interface may reach temperatures of around 4000 °C (7200 °F).
Geothermal heating, which uses water from hot springs, has been utilized for bathing since the Paleolithic era and for apartment heating since the Roman era. Geothermal power, the term for the generation of electricity from geothermal energy, has lately increased in popularity. The earth's geothermal resources are projected to be more than sufficient to meet humanity's energy demands, yet only a small percentage is now commercially explored, frequently in locations near tectonic plate borders.
Thermal energy from the inside the earth
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