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Geologists Discover Mysterious Ancient Tectonic Plates Beneath the Pacific That Shouldn’t Be There
Hidden deep beneath the Pacific Ocean, researchers have uncovered anomalies in the Earth’s mantle that defy existing ...
The world’s huge new supercontinent that will emerge when Pacific Ocean disappears
Scientists in Australia and China believe the ocean is shrinking by around one inch per year, gradually pushing the tectonic ...
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Scientists Found Ancient Tectonic Plates in the Middle of Continents—Where They Shouldn't Be
The researchers theorize that these far-off remnants could either be deposits of silica-rich material that have hung around ...
Newly discovered undersea structures stun scientists: ‘Is there a lost world beneath the Pacific Ocean?’
According to scientists from the California Institute of Technology and Swiss research university ETH Zurich, a new method ...
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Sunken worlds under the Pacific? Scientists are BAFFLED by massive structures found deep beneath the ocean that 'shouldn't exist'
The Pacific is one large plate so it should not have any subduction material ... Earthquakes typically occur at the ...
Sunken worlds under the Pacific?
Yet, these are not located where they were expected; instead, they are under large oceans or in the interior of continents – ...
A Lost World Beneath the Pacific Ocean? Mysterious Structures Discovered Deep Within Earth’s Mantle
Unexpected mantle structures hint at ancient or unknown materials, challenging current tectonic theories and prompting deeper ...
Possible Sunken Worlds Revealed by High Resolution Models of Earth
"We don't know exactly what they are or what material is creating the patterns we have uncovered," researcher Thomas Schouten said.
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"Sunken worlds" discovered under the Pacific ocean in Earth's mantle
Scientists discovered plate anomalies in Earth's mantle using seismic wave analysis. These mysterious structures challenge ...
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There could be hundreds’: Historic discovery under the Pacific after 200 million years
The mantle of the Earth, up to 1,800 miles (2,900 kms) thick and 84% of the Earth's volume, was assumed to be a simple ...
New Study Shows ‘Anomalous Rocks’ Deep Inside Earth
A new high-resolution computer model shows rocks that are colder, or have a different composition, in Earth's mantle where ...