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Now a new theory aims to rewrite it all by proposing the seemingly impossible: Earth has not one but two inner cores.
The idea stems from an ancient, cataclysmic collision that scientists believe occurred when a Mars-sized object hit Earth about 4.45 billion years ago. The young Earth was still so hot that it was mostly molten, and debris flung from the impact is thought to have formed the moon.
Haluk Cetin and Fugen Ozkirim of Murray State University think the core of the Mars-sized object may have been left behind inside Earth, and that it sank down near the original inner core. There the two may still remain, either separate or as conjoined twins, locked in a tight orbit.
Source: Did Earth's Twin Cores Spark Plate Tectonics?
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
It provides the tidal effect on the seas and oceans, a protective final gravity catch against space objects and I was reading that the effect of the moon on the earth causes a wobble which allows the earths core to maintain its protective EM field against the suns rays which would make life on earth impossible.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
It provides the tidal effect on the seas and oceans, a protective final gravity catch against space objects and I was reading that the effect of the moon on the earth causes a wobble which allows the earths core to maintain its protective EM field against the suns rays which would make life on earth impossible.
Thank Theia you're here.