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⚒️ June editorial: Formalization of co-review
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⚒️ Article: Magmatism induced by a mantle plume bearing a relatively high proportion of a dense fusible mantle component may have formed the Ontong Java Plateau
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⚒️ Article: Most oceanic intraplate volcanism, including seamounts far from mantle hotspots, originates from deep-rooted mantle plumes
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⚒️ #AllMineralsConsidered: @sim0nredfern.bsky.social explains how the structure of perovskite underpins materials from as deep as 2,900 kilometres in the Earth to those fundamental to modern technology
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⚒️ June issue out now: including content on lake sediment heatwaves, basin formation in East Antarctica, oxic methane production, and more!
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⚒️ Article: Iron hydride in the Earth’s inner core may exist in a superionic state, according to high pressure and temperature experiments at relevant conditions
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Nature Geoscience joins journals from across the Nature Portfolio in offering formal co-review — an opportunity to support early-career researchers and ensure equal recognition for all those that cont...
The structure of perovskite underpins materials from as deep as 2,900 kilometres in the Earth to those fundamental to modern technology, as Simon Redfern explains.
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Iron hydride in the Earth’s inner core may exist in a superionic state, according to high-pressure and high-temperature experiments at relevant conditions. Accompanying slow diffusion suggests that th...
