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What's down there in the core?​

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Essentially, most of the Earth's mass must be located towards the centre of the planet. The next step is to ask which heavy materials make up the core. The answer here is that it's almost certainly made mostly of iron. The core is thought to be around 80% iron, though the exact figure is up for debate.

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Essentially, most of the Earth's mass must be located towards the centre of the planet. The next step is to ask which heavy materials make up the core. The answer here is that it's almost certainly made mostly of iron. The core is thought to be around 80% iron, though the exact figure is up for debate.

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