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Why is it difficult for scientists to study the inside of planet Earth?
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Why is it difficult for scientists to study the inside of planet Earth?

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Since the core of the earth is really hot of they go dipper into the earth they will eventually melt and turn into liquid
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The deeper you go into the planet, the hotter it gets. Everything scientists use will eventually melt.

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