Depends on how specific we are talking about. The inner core of the earth is approximately 5000 degrees celsius, or 9032 Fahrenheit, Itâs the hottest area in the earth. The outer core is 5000 - 3700 degrees Celsius, or 9032 - 6692 Fahrenheit, Itâs very hot magma, and the second hottest part of the earth. The Inner mantle is about 3700 - 1600 Degrees Celsius, or 6692 - 2912 Fahrenheit, Itâs the third hottest.
Where is the largest optical telescope in the world? The largest optical telescopes in the world are the W. M. Keck telescopes on top of the dormant volcano Mauna Kea in Hawaii. At an elevation of 13,800 feet, the Keck telescopes are above much of the cloud cover. The two Keck telescopes each have a diameter of 33 feet!
Despite myriad embellishments, however, most optical telescopes in use in the 21st century derive from the two types developed in the 17th century by Galileo and Newton, on whose shoulders all astronomers, both amateur and professional, stand today. Peter Tyson is editor in chief of NOVA Online.