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 * that are parenal bodies for some meteoroids (e.g. Vesta). The short living radioactive isotope 26Al was probably the main source of heat.

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Core–mantle boundary
Hello, I'm hoping you can clarify a paragraph you added to Core–mantle boundary (beginning with "Slow small-scaled structures"). I've commented it out for the time being, as it just doesn't make sense. What does "(c(ore)-continents)" mean, and what is the end of the sentence? Thank you for any clarification you can add. Jessicapierce (talk) 08:32, 12 November 2017 (UTC)