Mapping the chemistry of the Earth's mantleThe Earth’s mantle makes up about 85% of the Earth’s volume and is made of solid rock. But what rock types is the mantle exactly made of, and how are they distributed throughout the mantle? An international team of researchers – including UT researcher Dr Juan Carlos Afonso (Faculty of ITC) – have been able to reveal the existence of pockets of rocks with abnormal properties that suggest that they were once created at the surface, transported to vast depths along subduction zones, and accumulated at specific depths inside the Earth’s mantle.Read more
ITC Centre for Disaster Resilience at UNESCO HQ for the Earth Futures FestivalITC’s Centre for Disaster Resilience joins forces with UNESCO International Geoscience Program in an international festival to showcase the value of geoscience.Read more
Mapping the chemistry of the Earth's mantle
ITC Centre for Disaster Resilience at UNESCO HQ for the Earth Futures Festival
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