Studying Oceanic Subduction Zones with Drones #drone #droneday
From ScienceMag.org:
their use isn’t limited to subduction zones, Chadwell says. They could be placed at the seams where tectonic plates spread apart, which are almost all found underwater. Or they could be installed on the flanks of undersea volcanoes, which inflate before eruption.
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