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The Earth's inner core is solid because?
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The Earth's inner core is solid because?
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the earths inner core is solid because it is made of iron
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The inner core consist of only iron and nickel and it is so hot (9,000 degrees F.) that it gets hardened
, however the outer core is liquid iron and nickel because cannot harden because there is too much pressure. Hope it helps!
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