Deep-sea volcano eruption seen for first time

Marine geologists have the first-ever measurements of the eruption of a deep-sea volcano after a sensor was accidentally caught up in one.

Marine geologists have the first-ever measurements of the eruption of a deep-sea volcano after a sensor was accidentally caught up in one.

The device, nicknamed a rumbleometer, was feared lost when the sea mount it was supposed to be monitoring erupted.

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