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The Daily Galaxy on MSNBuried for 250 Million Years, Scientists Uncovered a Hidden “Prehistoric Seafloor ...Deep beneath Earth’s surface, researchers have discovered an ancient seafloor buried for millions of years. This unexpected find, detected through seismic waves, offers new insight into Earth’s ...
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THE velocity of longitudinal waves in the earth increases with depth down to the core, at a depth of about 2,900 km., where there is a discontinuous drop from 13·7 km. to about 8 km. per sec.
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