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A Huge Pool of Water at 2900 Kilometers Below the Surface? That's the Theory that Geologists Published in Nature

The water of our planet is not limited to the oceans and the tablecloths. A part travels much lower, held in the rock, to the ends of the mantle. New iron minerals could keep the water of the deep mantle there, under pressures worthy of the center of the Earth.

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