Earth's crust is 'dripping' under Turkey
Satellite data has unveiled a captivating geological phenomenon beneath the Central Anatolian Plateau of Türkiye — the Konya Basin, shaped by dripping of Earth’s crust. This hidden geological marvel has intrigued scientists for years, prompting further investigation into its underlying causes. After extensive analysis and data collection, a comprehensive study has finally revealed the secrets of the basin’s mysterious subsidence. The research, led by a team of dedicated earth scientists from the University of Toronto, is casting new light on the fascinating dynamics of our planet’s plate tectonics. Dripping of Earth’s crust The scientists have successfully combined experimental simulations with extensive geological, geophysical, and geodetic data. This comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach has allowed them to explore more deeply the complex forces shaping the Earth’s crust. By using cutting-edge technologies and data from various sources, the experts were able to piece...