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A recent study published inย Nature presents compelling evidence of ancient planetary material buried deep within Earthโ€™s mantle. Researchers have uncovered two massive dense structures beneath Africa and the Pacific Ocean, which may represent the remnants of an ancient planetary body namedย Theia.

This hypothesis offers new insights into the violent early history of our planet and the cosmic collisions that shaped the formation of the Earth-Moon system. By combining advanced seismic imaging techniques with state-of-the-art computer simulations.

The research team has opened a fresh chapter in understanding Earthโ€™s internal composition and geological evolution.

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