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New Earth Feature: Mysterious Molten Iron River As Hot As Sun Found Beneath Alaska and Siberia
The hot jet stream is now accelerating with speeds between 40 and 45 kilometers per year which is three times faster than typical speeds of liquid in the outer core.
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