>71% of the planet is covered in oceans and water >there's

>>78704454
Most of the planet is magma.

>>78704489
Most of the planet is empty space below the crust. That's where hitler went

>>78704454
>Hungary
>No one is starving there
Brilliant

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>>78704504
>Country named after silver
>view from space clearly shows that it is brown

>>78704489
get with the times grandpa

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2133963-theres-as-much-water-in-earths-mantle-as-in-all-the-oceans/

>>78704454
Same fucking reason many peoples call themselves "people" or "person" in their own language. Not necessarily what's more abundant, but what's more reflective of reality.

>>78704601
It's not water at those temps, also:
>What Fei and his colleagues have now done is to infer high water content throughout the mantle transition zone through lab experiments on synthetic rocks used to model those typically found in that layer, as well as the one below.
Not only did the article not support any claim that there is mostly water under the crust (1~2% of mass is nothing), but it is a very rudimentary basis for a testing hypotheses.

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>>78704709
I bet you're fun at parties too.