Scientists have recently found new seismic data that shows that the Indian tectonic plate isn’t just sliding under the Eurasian plate as once believed, it’s actually splitting in two deep ...

Variations in rock composition within oceanic plates influence their trajectory and subduction speed. These differences, inherited from ancient tectonic processes, play a key role in the dynamics of ...

Scientists now say the Indian plate isn’t just sliding—it's splitting deep within the crust, revealing a dramatic twist in tectonic history. For centuries, the Himalayas have captivated the ...

The javascript code uses the leaflet library to create an interactive map that displays earthquake data and tectonic plate boundaries. The earthquake data is plotted with circles and is styled based ...

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These findings have raised urgent scientific questions about the stability of one of Earth’s most active tectonic zones. The Indian Plate, which has been colliding with the Eurasian Plate for about 60 ...

The discovery highlights the significant role of lithospheric structures in influencing tectonic plate movement and suggests microcontinents are more common than previously believed. A major ...

Iran’s Zagros folds are visible via satellite imagery Formed by Arabian-Eurasian plate collision Offers insight into mountain-building processes ...