How does rock move inside the Earth's mantle? A. Rock inside the mantle is a molten liquid that is heated and moves by convection currents.
B. Pressure builds on the rock at faults, and rock breaks away, causing earthquakes.
C. As the rock inside the mantle cools and solidifies, and it can only move when breaking along faults.
D. Heavier magma moves downwards until it becomes lighter had then rises towards the crust.

So at the top of the asthenosphere, the hot rock flows along the bottom of the lithosphere, transferring its heat to the cold rocks by conduction. ... The movement of heat by convection in the asthenosphere causes the rock of the mantle to slowly move in huge streams

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