The Earth's Inner Core May Be A Winter Wonderland Of Iron "Snow"
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The Earth's inner core, which boasts temperatures exceeding 9,000 degrees Fahrenheit (5,000 degrees Celsius), may not evoke images of a winter wonderland. Yet, a new study by a team of scientists led by Youjun Zhang, an associate professor at Sichuan University in China, asserts that the deepest part of our planet may be covered with a 200-mile-thick layer of "snow." However, before you rush to pack your skis, be aware that the "snowflakes" are not composed of frozen water crystals, but of tiny particles of iron!
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little_angel727약 6년cool!
yeetabruh_isaaa약 6년cool, hopefully I learn more about this
blue1203약 6년Very interesting
thenapdragon약 6년This is an awesome subject!
chocolate168약 6년That's really cool. But I wonder, if there's snow, then that means nothing is squishing it. Does that mean that there's something super tough above the snow that's protecting it, or is there nothing compressing the snow at all?
doggosbest약 6년A very interesting article. Doing this for my current event, but probably going to show my science teacher about it first.- thenapdragon약 6년Very interesting.
- blue1203약 6년agreed
realjap약 6년agreed
- thenapdragon약 6년I learned about this in school.