"Pacific Plate's Core Tear Redefines Geophysical Theories"
Geologists have discovered evidence of large undersea faults in the center of the Pacific Ocean plate, challenging the current understanding of tectonic plates. The findings suggest that the oceanic plates are not as rigid as previously thought, with extensive fault damage indicating potential tearing at the plate's core. This discovery could redefine our understanding of how the Earth's geological structure works, potentially linking the fault damage to seismic activity and volcanism. Further research is needed to confirm this theory, but the study highlights the ongoing mysteries of our evolving planet.
