The Indian Ocean Has A Spot With Lower Gravitational Pull. Researchers Think They Know Why.

USA TODAY, Journal & Courier
Mon, 07/31/2023 - 1:57pm

Once sinking slabs from a prehistoric ocean moved years ago and reached the Earth's mantle, plumes formed, creating the low spot, researchers say.

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