Ancient Ocean Reveals Earth's Origins

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Strange structures discovered in the Pacific could change our understanding of Earth

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A team led by geophysicist Simon Lamb and scientist Cornel de Ronde said the key to our past lies in a remote corner of South Africa and way down on the seafloor off the coast of New Zealand .

Together, they shed light on the world in its infancy, and offer unexpected clues about the origins of the planet we know today and possibly life itself.

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