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wel
2 years ago
8

what would happen if we lost our planets core on earth blew up, would we all die or will we lose gravity or suficate, pls help.

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Chemistry
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sergeinik [125]2 years ago
3 0

Answer: if we lost our core it would be an entire fallout like fallout 76 we would have no way to protect ourselves from the radiation of space except for a select few that actually own astronaut suits tho we would not turn into monsters, sadly :( I wanna be a ghoul

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