Question 1 Why does the inner core of Earth remain solid even though it is very hot?
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The Coriolis effect creates a centralized gravitational spin at Earth's core.
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The pressure is so great at the inner core that it causes atoms to push together.
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The inner core is not as hot as the outer core.
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The inner core is made of the same material as the mantle.

The pressure is so great at the inner core that it causes atoms to push together.

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