Newly discovered chunk of Earth's crust could rewrite 3.75 billion years of history
Scientists have found a new part of the Earth's crust that was previously hidden, and it dates back billions of years.
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Scientists have found a new part of the Earth's crust that was previously hidden, and it dates back billions of years.
The sediments beneath Scandinavia, also the oldest part of the Earth’s crust were traced back to Greenland.
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Berlin, Germany (SPX) Mar 22, 2024 - In a Finnish outcrop nestled between some of Northern Europe's oldest mountains, researchers have found traces of a previously hidden part of Earth's crust that points more than three billion years
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