Imperiled by Volcanic Eruptions, Iceland Scoops Up Answers From the Deep
Iceland's volcanic landscape has dramatically changed, with ongoing eruptions becoming a part of everyday life for its residents.
Scientists Working to Explain "Superstructures" on Ocean Floor
The Melanesian Border Plateau, a massive superstructure of igneous rock below the Pacific Ocean, was formed as a result of four distinct episodes of volcanism.
The plateau's formation is different from other major structures, which were the result of just one episode of volcanism.