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Our planet has evolved a lot over the years, going from volcanic molten surface when it was first formed to the life preserving bubble in space it is today. So there are a lot of questions about how and when certain processes first began and experts say they may have just found where the first ever earthquake took place.
Our planet has evolved a lot over the years, going from volcanic molten surface when it was first formed to the life preserving bubble in space it is today. So there are a lot of questions about how and when certain processes first began and experts say they may have just found where the first ever earthquake took place.
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