Sander Goossens and his team used their new analysis "to see if there was anything we could say about the planet’s deep interior that people hadn’t been able to say before." There was: The team discovered the percentage of the planet's core that was solid versus molten, which provides clues to the evolution process for Mercury and other planets.
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