Chinese Scientists Believe There is an Alien Planet Fragment Inside the Earth's Core

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Scientists in China Believe There is an Alien Planet Fragment in the Earth's Core.

A team of researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences stated that they have found the evidence.

During this time, scientists have believed that the Moon was formed as a result of a collision between Earth and a large object or foreign planet known as Theia, about 4.5 billion years ago. This accident caused fragments from Earth to later merge and form the Moon. However, recently, a group of scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences claimed to have found additional evidence supporting the truth of this theory. They argue that large pieces of Theia may have been trapped in the Earth's inner layers.

Translated text with preserved HTML tags: According to the Greek Reporter page, a number of scientists have studied two large masses of matter called "Large Low Velocity Province (LLVP)" located in the depths of Africa and the Pacific Ocean. In the latest report published in the journal Nature, they used complex computer simulations to evaluate the origin of these bulges. Through simulations of collisions between large objects like Theia and Earth, they concluded that the collision would cause melting in the upper part of Earth's mantle.

"Thus, approximately ten percent of the object can penetrate the Earth, approaching its core."

Chinese Scientists Believe There is an Alien Planet Fragment Inside the Earth's Core

After that, these materials will merge and enlarge themselves due to the movement of heat within the Earth known as convection currents. This process becomes the starting point for the formation of the two large low-velocity provinces (LLVPs).

"Previously, other simulations showed that only a small portion of Theia merged into the Earth. However, this recent study reveals that around ten percent of Theia, comprising about two to three percent of the total material on Earth, is actually trapped inside the planet. This research is led by scientist Qian Yuan from Caltech, who states that in most simulations of the Moon's formation, the majority of the Moon's material comes from objects colliding with Earth."

With this, in the future, when carrying out missions to the Moon, scientists can take rock samples from the Moon's mantle and compare them with the mantle mass trapped inside the Earth. If both samples have a similar chemical composition, this can support this new theory, as reported by Science Alert. Although the idea from these scientists is intriguing, not all fellow researchers are fully convinced that both LLVPs mostly originate from remnants of collisions that occurred 4.5 billion years ago.

According to Robin Canup, a planetary researcher at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, the findings of the scientists are considered "interesting and provocative." However, Canup also stated that it remains a mystery how the fragments of Theia could remain separate from the Earth's mantle for 4.5 billion years.

Maxim Ballmer, a researcher at University College London, argues that not all materials from a collision will be fully mixed. Nevertheless, he states that this research may not take into account the extent to which such mixing occurs.

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