"Hidden Beneath: Earth's Vast Subterranean Ocean Unveiled"
Scientists have discovered a massive secret ocean beneath Earth's crust, containing more water than all the oceanic bodies on the surface. This untapped water supply resides over 400 miles underground within rock deposits known as ringwoodite. The water exists in a sponge-like state, defying our understanding of matter, and is trapped inside the porous minerals of ringwoodite. The discovery was made during a study of earthquakes, which also revealed interesting findings about inner-Earth shockwaves. This secret ocean helps regulate the Earth's water cycle and could have a positive impact on climate change. Additionally, it contains an unstudied ecosystem within the volcanic crust of ringwoodite.