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Italy’s Apennine Mountains mystery: Why is Earth’s crust slowly ‘unzipping’ deep underground, and what is happening beneath the surface?

3+ day, 2+ hour ago   (470+ words) Scientists studying Italy’s Apennine Mountains have found a strange process deep below the surface. The Earth’s crust in this region appears to be slowly pulling apart, almost like a zip opening from underground. The finding comes from researchers at the…...

Tech Times
techtimes.com > articles > 327227 > 20/26/0910 > gondwana-was-earths-largest-supercontinent-it-sparked-cambrian-explosion.htm

Gondwana Was Earth's Largest Supercontinent, and It Sparked the Cambrian Explosion

3+ day, 21+ hour ago   (228+ words) The 75% threshold itself, meanwhile, was always somewhat arbitrary. Joseph Meert, a paleogeographer at the University of Florida who established that threshold in 2012, has acknowledged as much. "A lot of people have taken it to be a significant exact number, and…...

NOAA Ocean Exploration
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Seafloor Geology

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (97+ words) Part way through Dive 07 of the 2026 American Samoa ROV + Mapping Exploration expedition, seafloor geology shifted from terraces and sheets to possible pillows and ferromanganese-encrusted flows and cobbles intermixed. The shift in structure did not seem to significantly impact the biological…...

Frontiers
frontiersin.org > journals > earth-science > articles > 10.3389 > feart.2026.1869873 > full

Seismic anisotropy reveals stress rotation caused by magmatic-tectonic interactions in the Natron rift

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (807+ words) Frontiers in Earth Science Magmatism at Divergent Plate Boundaries: From Rifts to Ridges 2 Method and data Front. Earth Sci., 31 August 2026 Sec. Structural Geology and Tectonics Exemplary phase identification (station GE01; same as in Figure 3). (top to bottom) Horizontal component waveform, spectrogram,…...

ScienceDaily
sciencedaily.com > releases > 2026 > 08 > 260831015210.htm

A massive plume deep beneath Africa is pulling the continent apart

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (1058+ words) Computer models are helping scientists explain a puzzling pattern of deformation beneath the East African Rift System. The results point to the African Superplume, a vast upwelling of hot mantle material deep inside Earth, as the source of unusual motion…...

Phys.org
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AI reconstructs hidden history of Earth's mantle flow from surface clues

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (21+ words) Phys.org This site can’t be reached phys.org refused to connect....

Earth.com
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Volcanoes deliver rock older than the continents

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (782+ words) No drill has ever reached the mantle, so scientists depend on volcanoes to deliver the samples instead. Lava from Hawaii and Iceland carries helium, ruthenium, and tungsten signatures that point to a source near the boundary with Earth's core, about…...