seismologist Brandon Schmandt

Large Amounts of Water Detected in the Mantle Might Be a Subterranean Sea Inside the Earth

Medicine & Technology Jan 18, 2020

Is it possible that there are more unknowns under the earth's crust, and there is more to it? It does indicate there might more water than previously thought.

seismologist Brandon Schmandt

Large Amounts of Water Detected in the Mantle Might Be a Subterranean Sea Inside the Earth

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