THE MECHANISM OF COOLING OF THE SURFACE LAYERS OF A PLANET

THE MECHANISM OF COOLING OF THE SURFACE LAYERS OF A PLANET

Once the particles fall on the planet and accumulate on the surface of elements in the surface layers either immediately or after some time they begin their way towards the center of the planet. So there occurs a process of cooling the planet's surface (atmosphere, hydrosphere, crust). Particles move down along the line connecting the approximate point of falling to the planet and the center of the planet. The more solar particles with Fields of Repulsion will be accumulated along this line, the greater the substance will be heated, the less solar particles falling on the planet and accumulated in the surface layers will flow down in the process of cooling.

Naturally to the center of any planet the temperature of its substance grows precisely because any spherical celestial body has a centripetal Field of Attraction, which also makes the particles falling on the planet to strive towards the center of the planet.