Earth's core: Unexpected flow behavior in liquid metals

ScienceDaily
May 20, 2022, 2:13 pm202 pts
Some metals are in liquid form, the prime example being mercury. But there are also enormous quantities of liquid metal in the Earth's core, where temperatures are so high that part of the iron is molten and undergoes complex flows. A team has now simulated a similar process in the laboratory and made a…

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