Structure of the Earth's Lithosphere

Skibidi vibes in the depths of the Earth, where the mantle and core are the real goons of geology. The mantle, like a sigma layer, stretches from 2,900 km to 6,371 km down, housing those molten vibes creating Earth's magnetic field. The lithosphere, that dank rocky outfit, is a blend of the crust and upper mantle, with the crust being a thin lowkey layer of minerals. Remember Wegener's edge theory of continental drift? He was onto something, linking Africa and South America like a cosmic ship sailing through time. The lithospheric plates are the real MVPs, moving and grooving over the asthenosphere.