Scientists Discover Unusual Deep Structure Beneath Bermuda Triangle
Originally Published 24 days ago — by ScienceAlert
Scientists have discovered a thick layer of low-density rock beneath Bermuda, which may explain the island's unusual buoyancy and the persistent swell supporting it, despite the absence of recent volcanic activity or a mantle plume. This underplating could be a remnant of volcanic activity from 30-35 million years ago, helping Bermuda stay above water until sea levels rise further.