The Ring of Fire, a renowned geological feature along the Pacific Ocean, is known for its high concentration of volcanoes and earthquakes. However, experts are now suggesting that the Atlantic Ocean might be on its way to forming a similar phenomenon.
For the Atlantic to develop its own 'Ring of Fire,' new subduction zones must emerge within it. Subduction zones are areas where tectonic plates collide, with one plate sliding beneath the other, leading to volcanic activity due to the formation of magma near the Earth's surface.
