
Volcanoes are inseparable from the history of the Earth and all life on it. Volcanologist and scientific journalist Robin Andrews in the book “Supervulcans. The unexpected truth about the most mysterious geological formations of the Universe ”reveals the scientific and historical significance of volcanoes and volcanic regions and shows how they affect the formation of the sea, land and air composition.
“Volcanoes allow us to get into secrets that no other natural process can discover. The peaks, craters and clefts are formed, acquire a certain shape and erupt because, and only because planetary motor vehicles located deep under the surface of the planet work in a special way. Evils give us gold discoveries. They suggest why there is water and atmosphere on one planet, but on the other not; where the continents break into parts, creating a new ocean; Whether the surface of the planet consists of pieces of puzzle, the movement of which sets the shape of everything that happens on the surface. They transfer us to billions of years to the past so that we can find out how the planets are born, and allow us to look into the future that can expect them. Volcanoes are an example of extreme stamina of life, which far exceeds human. They also show how whole worlds can and can not die, ”writes Robin George Andrews.
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