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Ladybbird · 16-08-24, 03:21

UK Scientists Make Breakthrough After Digging 4,000ft Beneath Lost City in The Atlantic

Scientists could be on the brink of a scientific breakthrough about how life originates after drilling deeper into the Earth than ever before.

MailOnline 16 AUG 2024

Lead researcher Johan Lissenberg from Cardiff University and two colleagues analyze the mantle rock sample.

The record-breaking study unearthed a long section of rocks from the Earth's mantle - the layer of solid rock between the planet's inner core and outer crust.

They drilled the over 4,000-foot-long rock core from a spot in the Atlantic Ocean called the 'Lost City Hydrothermal Field,' or more commonly, the 'Lost City.'

Their findings, presented in the journal Science, offer a closer look at the chemical reactions that allowed life to emerge in the depths of the ocean.

Scientists have extracted a huge sample of the Earth's mantle after drilling the deeper into the planet than ever before.

With further analysis, the rocks will help answer questions about the origins of life on Earth, and how the mantle drives volcanic activity and important global cycles, according to the researchers.

Led by researchers from the Universities of Cardiff and Leeds UK, the scientists traveled to the Lost City - a point about 1,500 miles east of South Florida - and extracted a mantle rock core from a nearby site.

The Lost City lies along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, which is one of the world's largest undersea mountain ranges at a length of 6,200 miles.

Despite what the name suggests, the Lost City isn't the site of a sunken Atlantis. It's actually a 'bizarre' hydrothermal vent system where seawater circulates beneath the seafloor.

READ MORE: Lost continent hiding between Canada and Greenland discovered

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,580 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	UK Scientists HUGE Breakthrough Beneath Lost City in Atlantic UK Scientists Make Breakthrough After Digging 4,000ft Beneath Lost City in The Atlantic Scientists could be on the brink of a scientific breakthrough about how life originates after drilling deeper into the Earth than ever before. MailOnline 16 AUG 2024 Lead researcher Johan Lissenberg from Cardiff University and two colleagues analyze the mantle rock sample. The record-breaking study unearthed a long section of rocks from the Earth's mantle - the layer of solid rock between the planet's inner core and outer crust. They drilled the over 4,000-foot-long rock core from a spot in the Atlantic Ocean called the 'Lost City Hydrothermal Field,' or more commonly, the 'Lost City.' Their findings, presented in the journal Science, offer a closer look at the chemical reactions that allowed life to emerge in the depths of the ocean. Scientists have extracted a huge sample of the Earth's mantle after drilling the deeper into the planet than ever before. With further analysis, the rocks will help answer questions about the origins of life on Earth, and how the mantle drives volcanic activity and important global cycles, according to the researchers. Led by researchers from the Universities of Cardiff and Leeds UK, the scientists traveled to the Lost City - a point about 1,500 miles east of South Florida - and extracted a mantle rock core from a nearby site. The Lost City lies along the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, which is one of the world's largest undersea mountain ranges at a length of 6,200 miles. Despite what the name suggests, the Lost City isn't the site of a sunken Atlantis. It's actually a 'bizarre' hydrothermal vent system where seawater circulates beneath the seafloor. READ MORE: Lost continent hiding between Canada and Greenland discovered

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