Scientists find 'sunken world' deep beneath the Earth's surface
Scientists have identified mysterious blobs of Earth's ancient crust, or 'sunken worlds,' deep within the mantle using seismographic imaging. These anomalies were found in unexpected regions without known tectonic collisions, raising new questions about Earth's geological history. Researchers aim to determine the true nature of these blobs through further study using the high-resolution model.
Scientists have identified mysterious blobs of Earth's ancient crust, or 'sunken worlds,' deep within the mantle using seismographic imaging. These anomalies were found in unexpected regions without known tectonic collisions, raising new questions about Earth's geological history. Researchers aim to determine the true nature of these blobs through further study using the high-resolution model.
