The "innermost inner core" refers to the central part of the Earth's inner core, which is composed primarily of solid iron and nickel. The Earth's inner core itself is the innermost layer of the planet, lying beneath the outer core and surrounding the mantle. Geophysical studies have indicated that the inner core is not uniform; it has a complex structure with variations in temperature, pressure, and composition.
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