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3. Maybe even remnants of the planetoid that supposedly

Mon Mar 14, 2022, 02:58 AM

Mar 2022

knocked enough of Earth's crust into space to create the Moon.

It would be nice to get samples but both masses are just too deep.

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SCIENTISTS PUZZLED BY TWO HUGE MASSES INSIDE THE EARTH [View all] Judi Lynn Mar 2022 OP

Probably old subducted continents. roamer65 Mar 2022 #1

Maybe even remnants of the planetoid that supposedly Warpy Mar 2022 #3

+1000 roamer65 Mar 2022 #8

Jinx! And GMTA Warpy Mar 2022 #4

Don't mess with YoshidaYui Mar 2022 #5

Eat the chocolates. Skip work to walk the flowered meadows or Baitball Blogger Mar 2022 #6

It's turtles all the way down (Nt) FreepFryer Mar 2022 #7

Well, it's probably safe to say that meither mass is... quixotic1 Mar 2022 #9

Godzilla and Mothra. nt Javaman Mar 2022 #10