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The occurrence of the Big Bang left helium traces in the Earth's core that was stored billions of years ago, leading to the planet's formation.
According to a novel design research, an exceptionally unique form of helium that was formed shortly following the Big Bang is spilling from out the Earth's iron core.
The Earth leaks roughly 2,000 kg of helium-3 every year, enough to inflate a balloon the size of a typical office desk.
A vast reservoir of the rare gas helium-3 may be hanging out in Earth's metallic core.