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Why is the core divided in two?
Core is divided into physical and chemical layers
Why do scientist collect core samples?
Because they want to check what is in the core of the earth.
What is scientist divide into syllables?
Scientist is divided into syllables as follows: sci/en/tist
What is the sun divided into?
The sun is divided into layers and zones. In the center of the sun is the core that extends a quarter of the way to its surface.
What are two things that a scientist and a explorer have in common?
A scientist and explorer can DISCOVER but a scientist can DISCOVER and INVENT
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