A mysterious “gravity hole” in the Indian Ocean where the Earth’s pull is significantly lower than elsewhere is caused by plumes of magma beneath the crust.
This is the conclusion of a pair of researchers from India who simulated the evolution of plate tectonics in the region from 140 million years ago to the present day.
Their models revealed that sinking slabs of crust from the ancient Tethys Sea disturbed a “superplume” in the mantle and generated smaller plumes beneath
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