Giant 'Superstructure' in the Pacific Ocean Seafloor Has Been Growing Since the Jurassic Era

Experts believe that an undersea plateau in the Pacific Ocean continues to grow. Read more here. An undersea plateau in the Pacific Ocean the size of Idaho, which began to form during the Cretaceous period (145 to 66 million years ago) due to volcanic eruptions, is continuously growing now.

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