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Green ImpactAlmost 500 years after its last eruption, Italy’s supervolcano is growing restless

Decades of unrest have damaged the crust beneath Campi Flegrei, changing how scientists interpret its next volcanic crisis.

Joseph Shavit
DiscoveriesSuperheated magma could explain explosive volcanic eruptionsRebecca Shavit
SpaceDeep magma oceans generate magnetic fields to protect planets and support lifeJoseph Shavit
DiscoveriesTwo hidden continents above Earth’s core may be relics of a primordial magma oceanJoseph Shavit
SpaceOceans in the fire: How magma and hydrogen forge massive quantities of planetary waterJoseph Shavit
Green Impact20-year study reveals new way to predict Mount Etna’s next eruptionsJoshua Shavit
Green ImpactNew research shows why Bolivia’s ‘Zombie’ volcano is stirring after 250,000 years
Green ImpactDormant volcanoes may be more dangerous than previously thought
Green ImpactBillions of dollars in rare Earth elements found within extinct volcanoes
DiscoveriesScientists detect new molten rock layer hidden just below the Earth’s surface
Discoveries‘Slushy’ magma ocean led to formation of the Moon’s crust
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