Which strategy can scientists use to learn about earth's deepest layers?
a) recreate hi...
Biology, 07.01.2020 01:31 guest42201
Which strategy can scientists use to learn about earth's deepest layers?
a) recreate high-pressure conditions in a laboratory
b) use mining technology to drill as deep as possible
c) test how minerals change under low-temperature conditions
d) compare samples from different areas of earth's crust
i think its d but i just wanna make sure
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