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  • Earth's Inner Core: Solid Despite Extreme Heat - Science Explained
    The inner core of the Earth is in a solid state.

    While the temperature is incredibly high (around 5,200° Celsius), the immense pressure from all the layers above it is so great that it forces the iron and nickel to solidify.

    It's a bit like a metal ball bearing under extreme pressure, even though it's hotter than the surface of the sun!

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