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kwoodring

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According to the reanalysis of the Apollo seismic data in 2011, what is the structure of the lunar interior?
 
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As its name implies, the ________ star has fused its protons and electrons.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 27, 2018
Answer to Question 1

The central core is about 330 km in radius. The innermost 240 km is solid; the rest, as well as the innermost 150 km of the surrounding inner mantle, is liquid. The rest of the inner mantle, 250 km worth, is semi-solid; the outer mantle is about 900 km thick and is solid. The solid crust varies in thickness from 60 to 150 km.

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Wow, this really help

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