New Discovery Beneath Tenerife Could Explain the Island’s Mysterious Earthquake Activity
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They Find an Area of Great Magma Accumulation Under Tenerife: Coincides with an Anomalous Seismicity
A research led by the Canarias Volcanological Institute (Involcan) has allowed to locate the area where a large amount of magma would be accumulating under the surface of Tenerife and that would correspond to the anomalous seismicity detected since 2016.The results of this work, which has been published in the journal Scientific Reports, of the Nature group, suggest a possible connection between processes that take place tens of kilometers of de…
A study by the Canary Islands Volcanological Institute (Involcan) obtained for the first time a 3D image of the crust and mantle of the island, identifying reserves of molten material between 10 and 30 kilometers of depth Read
A study, published in the journal Scientific Reports, suggests a possible connection between processes that take place tens of kilometers of depth and observable phenomena on the surface, such as seismicity and degasification New earthquakes registered in the last hours to the north of Tenerife A research led by the Canarian Volcanological Institute (Involcan) has allowed to locate accumulations of magma at the base of the ancient oceanic crust …
It has been directed by scientists from the Canarian Volcanological Institute (Involcan)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 28 Aug (EFE).- A research led by the Instituto Volcanológico de Canarias (Involcan) has allowed to locate the area where a large amount of magma would be accumulating under the surface of Tenerife and that would correspond to the anomalous seismicity detected since 2016. The results of this work, which has been published in the journal Scientific Reports, of the Nature group, suggest a possible connection between processe…
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