Looks alone suggest that deep-sea vents called black smokers emit a low rumble as they spew scalding, metal-rich fluids from the bowels of the Earth.
And in fact they do, according to the first-ever recordings of the phenomena.
Looks alone suggest that deep-sea vents called black smokers emit a low rumble as they spew scalding, metal-rich fluids from the bowels of the Earth.
And in fact they do, according to the first-ever recordings of the phenomena.