Antarctica's 'gravity hole' reveals the evolution of Earth's deep interior
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February 25, 2026, 11:00 AM
- •A gravity anomaly beneath Antarctica, known as the Antarctic Geoid Low, is being used to track deep-Earth changes.
- •Scientists reconstructed the evolution of this gravity anomaly over 70 million years, revealing its persistence and changes.
- •The anomaly is linked to slow-moving processes within Earth's mantle, offering insights into how the planet's gravity field reshapes over time.
- •The study has implications for understanding planetary science, including the internal dynamics of Mars and Venus.
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Entities Mentioned
Alessandro FortePetar Glišović
Topics Covered
EarthAstronomySolar System
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