"Unearthing Earth's Ancient Mysteries: Strange Underwater Structures and Oldest Evidence of Earthquakes"

Scientists have discovered strange underwater structures off the coast of New Zealand and in South Africa, shedding light on the early Earth's history and possibly the origins of life. Their research challenges the traditional understanding of early Earth's seismic activity and suggests that subduction zones, associated with explosive volcanic eruptions, may have played a crucial role in the formation of the planet and the creation of basic organic molecules, potentially sparking the flame of life itself.