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Seismologists from the U.S. and China have analyzed seismic waves from repeating earthquakes that pass through Earth ’s inner core.
They found that the last two decades may have seen changes in the inner core's shape and rate of rotation.
Their work sheds light on previously unknown dynamics taking place 1,802 miles ( 2,900 kilometers ) beneath our feet.
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