First Direct Observation of Seafloor Spreading by Scientists

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Geologists have directly observed the seafloor spreading for the first time.
The observation involved monitoring the tectonic process that creates oceans and releases lava.
This groundbreaking study was conducted in real time, offering valuable insights into geological processes.
The phenomenon had been known previously but had been difficult to observe.

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10 July

Geologists witnessed the Earth's crust tearing and releasing lava for the first time.

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Για πρώτη φορά, γεωλόγοι είδαν τον γήινο φλοιό να σκίζεται και να απελευθερώνει λάβαin.gr · 12 days ago

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10 July

Geologists witnessed the Earth's crust tearing and releasing lava for the first time.

AI summary: catch up in 20 seconds

Geologists have directly observed the seafloor spreading for the first time.
The observation involved monitoring the tectonic process that creates oceans and releases lava.
This groundbreaking study was conducted in real time, offering valuable insights into geological processes.
The phenomenon had been known previously but had been difficult to observe.

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