Rare Mineral Ringwoodite Included within Diamond Points to ‘Oceans’ beneath Earth

Sci-News.com ^ | Mar 14, 2014 | Sci-News.com

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First terrestrial discovery of an extremely rare mineral called ringwoodite confirms theory about huge water ‘reservoirs’ 410 to 660 km beneath the surface of our planet, says a team of researchers led by Prof Graham Pearson from the University of Alberta, Canada.

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