Tag: rock physics
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The Invisible Brake: Near-Surface Cooling Stalls Giant Dyke Swarms
Introduction: Unveiling the Hidden Controls on Giant Dyke Swarms Giant dyke swarms are among Earth’s most striking geological features: networks of long, sheet-like cracks that channel molten rock laterally through the crust. These structures play a pivotal role in how magma intrudes, migrates, and eventually erupts. Recent insights, distilled from the Journal of Geophysical Research:…
