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>Geophysicists have, for the first time, caught the ocean floor in the act of spreading apart at one of its seams. Using an array of more than 20 measuring stations laid across a 100-kilometre-long region of the Indian Ocean, they witnessed an event that released around 160 million cubic metres of lava onto the sea floor and shifted two sections of the oceanic crust apart by at least 2 metres in a matter of days.

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not the first time. who the hell is not fact checking before publishing? lazy fuckers that's who. another example - headlines stating the debt to gdp went above 100 for the first time. it went above 100 in 2013 and is now roughly 121. most of society is very much entrained.