Ice-VII found in nature for the first time, suggests aqueous fluid present in Earth’s deep mantle
Ice-VII (Ice Seven), an odd crystallized form of water, sounds like the stuff of science fiction. In many respects it is. Scientists have only recently managed to recreate the ungodly temperature and pressure conditions required to crystallize water into ice-VII, and no one thought it was possible to see it occur naturally – but it happened.…
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Sure is empty down here...