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If scientists could bore though Earth's interior, what change would they most likely notice as they passed from the lithosphere to the asthenosphere?

If scientists could bore though Earth's interior, what change would they most likely notice as they passed from the lithosphere to the asthenosphere?
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If scientists could bore though Earth's interior, what change would they most likely notice as they passed from the lithosphere to the asthenosphere?

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It gets hotter and hotter and it would start to be a liquid lava

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