Earth's skin is getting peeled from below, triggering quakes in oceans
13 Nov 2025 | Category: Science
The discovery reveals how fragments of continental crust are stripped from beneath tectonic plates and pushed under the ocean floor.
Earth’s outer shell is undergoing a dramatic and previously unseen transformation. Geoscientists have found that continents are not just splitting at the surface but are also being peeled from below.
Continents are slowly shedding pieces that drift i...
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