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How Do We Know the Structure of the Earth's Core–Mantle Boundary?

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This talk will explore how earthquakes act as natural probes of the Earth’s interior, allowing us to investigate regions far beyond the reach of drilling. By analysing seismic waves that travel along the boundary between the Earth’s mantle and core, we can infer key properties of the deep Earth.

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