Annalise CucchiaroPhD candidate, Environmental Futures, School of Science, University of Wollongong Latest articles by Annalise Cucchiaro Enormous blobs deep beneath Earth's surface appear to drive giant volcanic eruptions By Nicolas Flament, Annalise Cucchiaro published 16 July 25 Opinion Pillars of hot rock appear to connect continental-size moving blobs at the bottom of Earth's mantle to giant volcanic eruptions at its surface. Opinion Sign up for the Live Science daily newsletter nowGet the world’s most fascinating discoveries delivered straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1Lava erupts from gigantic fissure in Iceland following earthquake swarm — and the photos are epic2Why are so many men color-blind?3Best trail cameras: Capture wildlife photos and videos the easy way4Meet Skydweller: A solar-powered drone that can fly for 90 days straight — it's wider and 160 times lighter than a Boeing 7475Brain scans could reveal your true biological age
Enormous blobs deep beneath Earth's surface appear to drive giant volcanic eruptions By Nicolas Flament, Annalise Cucchiaro published 16 July 25 Opinion Pillars of hot rock appear to connect continental-size moving blobs at the bottom of Earth's mantle to giant volcanic eruptions at its surface.
