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Scientists Warn Rapid Cooling of Mantle May Be Catastrophic for Life on Earth
According to a paper published this week in the journal "Earth and Planetary Science Letters," the Earth is cooling quicker than previously anticipated, which might have severe consequences for life on the planet.
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