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This project investigates the Earth's mantle by analyzing tiny grains of osmium alloys to understand historical melting events. By collecting samples from various locations, it aims to construct a global record of mantle activity and test the hypothesis of significant geological super-events that impacted Earth's atmos…
Our knowledge about the geological history of the Earth is almost exclusively derived from studies of the Earth's crust, the ~35 km ultra-thin skin covering our planet.
There are indications that most of the continental crust has been produced during a few, short-lived bursts - so-called 'super-events' - throughout Earth history, but the issue is controversial.
If true, these global events almost certainly had a major impact on the development of the atmosphere, on the evolution of life on Earth…
UNIVERSITY OF PLYMOUTH
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