At Jupiter's very center is a core of
A)heavy elements (molten rock and iron).
B)helium.
C)hydrogen.
D)heavy elements (molten rock and iron) and helium.

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Jupiter's core is believed to consist of heavy elements, including molten rock and iron, rather than lighter elements like helium or hydrogen. This core is surrounded by layers of metallic hydrogen and other materials, but the core itself is dense and composed of heavier elements.

At Jupiter's Very Center Is a Core of