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What happens to the pressure as you go further down into the earth's center
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What happens to the pressure as you go further down into the earth's center

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The pressure gets stronger and the rock gets compressed at extremely high temperature (yea..I would burn lol) forming a solid core.

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It gets heavier and heavier because it is pressure that holds the earth together and keeps the core of earth a hot SOLID ball instead of liquid
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