Massive Continent-Sized Blobs Deep in Earth’s Mantle May Be Over a Billion Years Old
Deep-seated mantle structures known as LLSVPs have been found to be over a billion years old, affecting tectonic activity.
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Scientists Claim Earth Has Six Continents, Not Seven – Here's Why
For centuries, the world has accepted the idea that Earth is divided into seven continents: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, ...
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Santorini not facing formation of new volcano
Papanikolaou and Papazachos clarified that the region is not facing the formation of a new volcano,  stressing that both the ...
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Magnesium and boron isotope evidence for the generation of arc magma through serpentinite mélange melting
In a recent paper published in National Science Review, a jointed team of scholars from China and UK has made significant ...
Santorini earthquakes are decreasing but outlook is uncertain, top Greek scientist says
Greece’s chief seismologist says that while earthquake frequency around Santorini has slightly decreased, the situation remains unpredictable for the coming weeks ...
Top Greek scientist says the Santorini earthquake outlook remains uncertain
Greece's chief seismologist says that while earthquake frequency around Santorini has slightly decreased, the situation ...
Volcanic Crystals Could Point Us Towards Critical Caches of Rare Earth Metals
Experts hope the minerals they find via this method will “power green, renewable energy sources for a sustainable future.” ...
Scientists Stunned: Large Magma Bodies Found Beneath “Sleeping” Volcanoes
Researchers found that magma chambers beneath Cascade Range volcanoes persist even when the volcanoes are dormant, ...
Scientists uncover massive magma reservoirs beneath dormant volcanoes
Recent research led by Cornell University has revealed that significant magma bodies exist beneath active and dormant ...
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The Devastating Impact Of Volcanic Eruptions On Earth’s Surface
Volcanic eruptions release molten lava that reshapes the landscape, creating new landforms like lava plateaus and islands.