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Extinction-Level Supervolcano Growing In The Pacific
Wednesday, February 13, 2013 5:03
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Bad news, everyone – you have another near-certain world-ending catastrophe to look forward to. Scientists have confirmed that two continent-sized chemical blobs of partially melted rock are converging in the Pacific, and look set to create a massive new volcano, which could prove cataclysmic to life on Earth. Geologist Michael Thorne at the University of Utah reports in Earth and Planetary Science that the collision is slowly happening 1,800 miles beneath the ocean. He says that the collision could lead in two possible directions – both of which are bad, and would wipe out millions of species.
Isn’t that the same place of the fabeled Mu? Fascinating. Let’s hope this thing doesn’t go anytime soon, it may have already taken out an entire civilization before. -Mort
