"Diamond Fountains Uncover Earth's Lost Supercontinent History"

Diamonds that erupt from the Earth's center during supercontinent break-ups provide insights into the planet's deep history. These diamonds, found in formations known as kimberlites, originate from deep within the Earth and carry valuable information about supercontinent cycles. Recent studies suggest that the eruptions of these diamonds coincide with the breakup of supercontinents, shedding light on the movements of tectonic plates and the formation of diamonds. Additionally, the study of ancient diamonds may reveal crucial information about Earth's history, including the timing of supercontinent breakups and the influence of subduction processes on the planet's evolution.