The existence of an ocean in the bowels of the Earth is confirmed ...
The Point.fr - Published 06/18/2014 at 16:02
Greater than all the oceans and seas combined water storage would be hidden in the transition zone of the Earth's mantle.
The discovery of this including a diamond inclusion of ringwoodite, announced last March, had raised the hypothesis of a gigantic ocean hidden beneath our feet.
The discovery of this including a diamond inclusion of ringwoodite, announced last March, had raised the hypothesis of a gigantic ocean hidden beneath our feet. © Richard Siemens / University of Alberta
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http://droidmonster.webs.com/apps/blog/show/42534864-freshwater-cetaceans-are-threatened-everywhere
https://mysquidoolenses.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/gourmet-cyanobacteria-iron/
http://myandroidstuff.tumblr.com/post/93392070279/a-doctor-touched
The theory is not new, but in recent months, evidence accumulates. The mantle could house a huge water tank, up to three times larger than all the oceans of our beautiful blue planet. It all started in March with the announcement of the discovery of a brown with little market value but special enough to deserve diamond published in the journal Nature . Indeed, after studying every angle the stone depths brought to the surface by a Brazilian volcano, a scientific team led by Graham Pearson of the University of Alberta in Canada , it was detected first natural inclusion of ringwoodite from land. A mineral that had been found so far in meteorites and produced in the laboratory, but it was only suspect the presence in the depths of the earth very quickly.
The Point.fr - Published 06/18/2014 at 16:02
Greater than all the oceans and seas combined water storage would be hidden in the transition zone of the Earth's mantle.
The discovery of this including a diamond inclusion of ringwoodite, announced last March, had raised the hypothesis of a gigantic ocean hidden beneath our feet.
The discovery of this including a diamond inclusion of ringwoodite, announced last March, had raised the hypothesis of a gigantic ocean hidden beneath our feet. © Richard Siemens / University of Alberta
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from € 1
By CHLOE DURAND-PARENTI
Highlights of Point.fr
http://droidmonster.webs.com/apps/blog/show/42534864-freshwater-cetaceans-are-threatened-everywhere
https://mysquidoolenses.wordpress.com/2014/07/31/gourmet-cyanobacteria-iron/
http://myandroidstuff.tumblr.com/post/93392070279/a-doctor-touched
The theory is not new, but in recent months, evidence accumulates. The mantle could house a huge water tank, up to three times larger than all the oceans of our beautiful blue planet. It all started in March with the announcement of the discovery of a brown with little market value but special enough to deserve diamond published in the journal Nature . Indeed, after studying every angle the stone depths brought to the surface by a Brazilian volcano, a scientific team led by Graham Pearson of the University of Alberta in Canada , it was detected first natural inclusion of ringwoodite from land. A mineral that had been found so far in meteorites and produced in the laboratory, but it was only suspect the presence in the depths of the earth very quickly.
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