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Hyperactive Atoms in Earth’s Inner Core Make It Softer Than Previously Thought

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Earth's inner core is surprisingly mushy, which might be explained by a new AI research project. Solid iron becomes surprisingly soft deep inside the Earth because its atoms can move much more than we ever imagined. This increased movement makes the inner core less rigid, weaker against shear forces.
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Hyperactive Atoms in Earth’s Inner Core Make It Softer Than Previously Thought

Earth's inner core is surprisingly mushy, which might be explained by a new AI research project demonstrating iron atoms moving.

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My Modern Met broke the news in United States on Sunday, November 26, 2023.
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