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Scientists Discover Extra Layer in Earth's Mantle
This new layer of tectonic plates could be behind a mysterious set of earthquakes in the Pacific. With so many advancements and all eyes up in space, one could be forgiven for forgetting there are still a number of mysteries here on Earth.
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