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Geochemistry of Magma Hotspots Explained | Technology Networks

A new study suggests that throughout Earth’s history, natural processes propelled measurable geochemical signals from deep inside Earth’s metallic core, all the way to the surface, emerging at what are known as magma “hotspots.”

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Magma Hotspots Finally Reveal How Volcanic Islands Like Hawaii and Iceland are Formed [New Theory]

Yale University researchers formed a new theory which explains the geochemistry of magma plumes or hotspots. Click to read more.

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Geochemistry of Magma Hotspots Explained | Technology Networks

Geochemistry of Magma Hotspots Explained | Technology Networks
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Geochemical journey from center of Earth

Geochemical journey from center of Earth
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A geochemical journey from the center of the Earth

Yale researchers have a new theory to explain some of the geochemistry of “hotspots” magma plumes from deep in the Earth that erupt at the surface.

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