June 15th has witnessed a series of remarkable events throughout history, spanning various domains and leaving an indelible mark on the world. From maritime tragedies to groundbreaking feats and geopolitical turmoil, this day continues to captivate with its historical significance.
Groundbreaking research led by Dr. Catherine Booth from Imperial College London and the University of Bristol is revolutionizing our understanding of volcanic eruptions. By studying the origins of magma up to 20 kilometers below the Earth’s surface, scientists have challenged previous assumptions and emphasized the crucial role of magma buoyancy. This transformative research has implications for predictive models and sheds light on the influence of factors like water and carbon dioxide in magma.
