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Why is the S-wave shadow zone larger than the P-wave shadow zones are?
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Why is the S-wave shadow zone larger than the P-wave shadow zones are?
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The reason behind S-waves' shadow being larger than P-waves' shadow zones is because S-waves cannot move through liquids or soft solids such as Earth's Core.
If you have any other questions I would be happy to answer them.
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