National Geographic describes this as a scar in the Earth's crust.

国家地理杂志把它描述为地壳上的一道伤疤。

The rainwater slowly dripped down to the earth's crust.

雨水缓缓滴落到地壳上。

We've explored some parts of the Earth's crust.

我们已经探索了地壳的某些部分。

It's still here, imprisoned in the Earth's crust.

它还存在，只是被囚禁在地壳。

A few will make into the Earth's crust.

一部分会进入地壳。

Hydrogen sulphide gas bubbles up from oil deposits in the Earth's crust.

硫化氢气体从地壳内的油气储层中溢出。

The giant theoretical chunks that compose the Earth's outer crust.

构成地壳的巨大理论块。

It also plays a large part in the Earth's crust.

它也是地壳的重要组成部分。

National Geographic describes it as a scar in the Earth's crust.

国家地理杂志把它描述为地壳上的一道伤疤。

Billions of years ago, movements in the Earth's crust created Jade.

数十亿年前，地壳的运动创造了玉石。

The source has to be somewhere well below the Earth's crust.

它的起源之处肯定是在远深于地壳的地方。

It's what National Geographic describes as a scar in the Earth's crust.

这就是国家地理杂志所说的地壳上的伤疤。

The magnitude of the earthquake reflects how much of the earth's crust ruptured.

地震的震级反映的是地壳的破裂程度。

There's so little that we know about what's inside Earth's crust.

我们对地壳内部的东西所知甚少。

And here is what happen if earth's crust suddenly opened up?

我们来看看，如果地壳突然打开会发生什么事情。

That's because Earth's crust is made up of 45% oxygen.

这是因为组成地壳的成分中有 45％ 是氧。

But there's separate ecosystem in our Earth's crust is supported instead by energy coming from chemical reactions in Earth's crust.

但在地壳中，有一个独立的生态系统是由地壳化学反应能量来支持的。

A project where the Soviet Union attempted to drill all the way through the Earth's crust.

前苏联曾以此工程企图钻穿地壳。

As the magnetic fields interact, they can induce very strong currents of electricity in the Earth's crust.

当磁场相互作用时，它们会在地壳中产生很强的电流。

As oxygen makes up 46% of the Earth's crust, the ground beneath us would cease to exist.

由于氧气占地壳中的46%，我们脚下的土地也会不复存在。