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Based on the concept of science being supported by observations and repeatability, the answer is no. We do not know for certain what the earth's inner core looks like, nor do we know for certain any other properties it may have. We make assumptions of what it could be or should be, but these assumptions are only based on indirect view of the earth.

It is possible that the earth's interior is not hollow. To know for certain, we will need to enter the inner most parts of the earth and see what it is. This has currently not been possible, so we do not know what the core is like. Anyone who says the interior is a certain way is only speculating, but does not know for certain.

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