Thursday, April 25, 2013
Earth recycles 2.5-billion-year-old ocean crust
[ Wed, 24 Apr 2013 21:48:08 GMT ]
By Becky OskinLiveScienceThe remains of a real-life journey to the center of the Earth are preserved in a South Pacific volcano, a new study suggests.The lava that erupted from the Cook Islands volcano, called Mangaia, contains a few tiny grains of sulfide, a mineral, with a peculiar ratio of sulfur isotopes, according to research published in Wednesday's issue of the journal Nature. The unusual r...
[ Wed, 24 Apr 2013 21:48:08 GMT ]
By Becky OskinLiveScienceThe remains of a real-life journey to the center of the Earth are preserved in a South Pacific volcano, a new study suggests.The lava that erupted from the Cook Islands volcano, called Mangaia, contains a few tiny grains of sulfide, a mineral, with a peculiar ratio of sulfur isotopes, according to research published in Wednesday's issue of the journal Nature. The unusual r...
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