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What did the earth consist of before it became solid?

a gaseous dense ball of matter


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When the Earth was newly formed it was molten, and there were none of the separate layers that are present today. As it cooled, the Earth became density stratified, with the densest material (predominantly iron) sinking to form the core, and the less dense material forming the mantle and crust.


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Here's an example: The core of the Earth is extremely hot and dense. Furthermore, it is the innermost part of our planet. Basically, it is transition denoting further thought.


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