Earth's innermost layer is a 400-mile-wide ball of iron, new study suggests
Earth's innermost layer is a 400-mile-wide ball of iron, new study suggests
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Earth's innermost layer is a 400-mile-wide ball of iron, new study suggests
The monumental finding suggests the Earth has five major layers instead of four, and offered new details scientists could use to help unlock some of the oldest mysteries about our planet and how it was formed.
Two artifacts with curious lines and holes uncovered in Vietnam have finally been identified. They are 3,000-year-old chordophones, or deer antler instruments.
The aftershock occurred just two weeks after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake devastated the region, killing over 46,000 people.
There is a 'centremost ball' within Earth's solid inner core, according to experts at Australian National University in Canberra.