Sedimentschmelzen im Erdmantel als Quelle für salzhaltige Einschlüsse in Diamanten identifiziert
Innovations Report,
14.08.2019 Hochdruckexperimente erklären Kalium-Gehalt von Einschlüssen in faserigen Diamanten – Veröffentlichung in Science…
Sedimentschmelzen im Erdmantel als Quelle für salzhaltige Einschlüsse in Diamanten identifiziert
Jura Forum,
Hochdruckexperimente erklären Kalium-Gehalt von Einschlüssen in faserigen Diamanten – Veröffentlichung in Science Advances…
Sedimentschmelzen im Erdmantel als Quelle für salzhaltige Einschlüsse in Diamanten identifiziert
Informationsdienst Wissenschaft,
16:09 Hochdruckexperimente erklären Kalium-Gehalt von Einschlüssen in faserigen Diamanten – Veröffentlichung in Science…
Extreme pressure and heat in Earth's mantle simulated
Long Room,
Diamonds are crystals of carbon that form deep in the Earth's mantle underneath the oldest continents, the cratons.
Extreme pressure and heat in Earth's mantle simulated
Science Daily,
News from the diamond nursery
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16:33 Researchers simulate the extreme pressure and heat in the Earth’s mantle FRANKFURT.
News from the diamond nursery
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Diamonds are crystals of carbon that form deep in the Earth's mantle underneath the oldest continents, the cratons.
Neues aus der Kinderstube der Diamanten
Jura Forum,
Im Gegensatz zum lupenreinen Edelstein enthalten faserige Diamanten oft kleine Einschlüsse von Salzlauge.
Neues aus der Kinderstube der Diamanten
Innovations Report,
18.06.2019 Im Gegensatz zum lupenreinen Edelstein enthalten faserige Diamanten oft kleine Einschlüsse von Salzlauge.
Neues aus der Kinderstube der Diamanten
Informationsdienst Wissenschaft,
13:06 Im Gegensatz zum lupenreinen Edelstein enthalten faserige Diamanten oft kleine Einschlüsse von Salzlauge.
Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
Space Daily,
Is the sparkler on your finger recycled seabed? The diamond on your finger is most likely made of recycled seabed cooked deep…
O planeta está a engolir o fundo do mar (e a cuspir diamantes)
ZAP,
Steven Depolo / Flickr Vestígios de sal presos em muitos diamantes mostram que as pedras formaram-se a partir do fundo do mar…
El fondo marino podría convertirse en una 'fábrica' de diamantes
RT Network,
Investigadores realizaron experimentos que demuestran que el agua de mar en los sedimentos del fondo del océano produce el…
Ancient seabed buried deep in Earth can create diamonds
New York Post,
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but where exactly do they come from? Small amounts of salt trapped inside diamonds show the…
Study: Salts Trapped inside Fibrous Diamonds Came from Ancient Seabeds | Geology, Geoscience
Sci-News,
So-called fibrous diamonds, which are cloudy and less appealing to jewelers — and less often, gem-quality diamonds — trap and…
Diamanten aus recyceltem Meeresgrund - FOCUS Online
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Bildung aus subduziertem Meeressediment erklärt salzhaltige Einschlüsse von Bort-Diamanten Salzige Edelsteine: Forscher haben…
Minerale: Rätsel salzhaltiger Diamanten gelöst
Spektrum,
Viele Industriediamanten besitzen salzhaltige Einschlüsse. Nun ist klar, woher die Verunreinigung kommt: Sie stammen aus…
Bildung aus subduziertem Meeressediment erklärt salzhaltige Einschlüsse von Bort-Diamanten Diamanten aus recyceltem Meeresgrund - scinexx
Scinexx,
Salzige Edelsteine: Forscher haben herausgefunden, warum einige Diamanten so viele salzhaltige Einschlüsse besitzen – bisher…
Earth Recycles Ocean Floor into Diamonds
Lab Manager ,
The diamond on your finger is most likely made of recycled seabed cooked deep in the Earth.
Earth Cooks Rare Diamonds Out Of Recycled Ocean Floor
Tech Times,
Diamonds are known to be the most precious rocks in the world. Now, scientists reveal that they're actually made out of…
Scientists Detect Ancient Sea Salt in Diamonds, Proving Their Extraordinary Origins
Science Alert,
Earth is not one to sit still. For roughly 3 billion years, our planet has been perpetually recycling its ocean floor…
Most diamonds formed from ancient seabeds
New Kerala,
Sydney, May 30 : Diamonds are mostly formed from ancient seabeds that became buried deep beneath the Earth's crust, says a…
Earth's seafloor may be destined to become diamonds
National Geographic,
Michael Frster was disappointed. As a Ph.D. student at Australia's Macquarie University, Frster had spent months cooking rocks…
Earth Recycles Ocean Floor into Diamonds
Environmental News Network,
Traces of salt trapped in many diamonds show the stones are formed from ancient seabeds that became buried deep beneath the…
Ancient seabed buried deep in Earth can create diamonds, study says
FOX News,
Diamonds are a girl's best friend, but where exactly do they come from? Small amounts of salt trapped inside diamonds show the…
Earth Has An Ocean Floor Recycling System Which Produces Diamonds
Value Walk,
DWilliams / Pixabay Scientists have discovered that Earth has an ocean floor recycling system which transforms sediment into…
How Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
The Deccan Herald,
Melbourne: Most diamonds are formed from recycled ancient seabeds that became buried deep beneath the Earth's crust, a study…
Most diamonds formed from ancient seabeds
Business Standard,
IANS | Sydney Last Updated at May 30, 2019 14:10 IST Diamonds are mostly formed from ancient seabeds that became buried deep…
Diamonds are cooked up as Earth recycles minerals below the ocean floor: Study
Firstpost,
IST Diamonds are likely cooked up from minerals in the seabed, well below the Earth's surface.
News story from Eurasia Review on Thursday 30 May 2019
Eurasia Review,
Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
Science Daily,
Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
Long Room,
The diamond on your finger is most likely made of recycled seabed cooked deep in the Earth.
Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
Phys.org,
The diamond on your finger is most likely made of recycled seabed cooked deep in the Earth.
Confirmed: Earth Is Crushing the Ocean into Salty Diamonds
LiveScience,
Scientists recreated salty diamond deposits in a high-pressure, high-temperature experiment, suggesting that many of Earth's…
Earth recycles ocean floor into diamonds
EurekAlert!,
The diamond on your finger is most likely made of recycled seabed cooked deep in the Earth.