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Magma Hotspots Finally Reveal How Volcanic Islands Like Hawaii and Iceland are Formed [New Theory]
Yale University researchers formed a new theory that explains the geochemistry of magma plumes or hotspots. Visit Nature World News to learn more!
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Scientists Discover Extra Layer in Earth's Mantle
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Is Earth's Mantle 100 Degrees Hotter Than Previously Thought? Researchers Dig Deeper to Find Out
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Scientists Discover Rare Diamonds Which Present New Information About Earth's Inner Mantle
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Oceans Full of 'Aliens' Could Be Hidden Beneath Earth's Surface, Expert Says
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New Discovery: Water Exists Far Deeper in the Earth Than Previously Thought
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Scientists Discover New Way to Image Earth’s Interior Using Magnetic Fields
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We are Not Unique: New Revelation on Earth’s Origin Shatter Previous Scientific Beliefs
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New Planets: Different Mantle Minerals Than Earth's?
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To the Melty Mantle: Fault in Los Angeles Is Deeper Than Thought
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Iron Rain Helped Form the Earth's Core... and Moon?
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Earth May Have Made its Own Oceans from Within
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Source of Volcanic Eruptions Closer to the Surface Than Previously Thought
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Great White Sharks Observed for the First Time Changing Their Behavior in Different Marine Environments [Study]
