Volcanic magma sculpts eerie domes on the sea floor

Carbon dioxide bubbling up from underground material can solidify into formations of up to five metres tall. Carbon dioxide bubbling up from underground material can solidify into formations of up to five metres tall.

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Nature
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-01986-8
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Geotourism and Geoheritage Conservation
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Volcanic magma sculpts eerie domes on the sea floor

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Volcanic magma sculpts eerie domes on the sea floor

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Abstract

Carbon dioxide bubbling up from underground material can solidify into formations of up to five metres tall. Carbon dioxide bubbling up from underground material can solidify into formations of up to five metres tall.

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