Recent scientific discoveries have been capturing the attention of the public with their mind-boggling revelations. From a menacing black hole directly facing Earth to a colossal hole in the sun, and the rediscovery of a lost continent after 375 years, the scientific community has been on a roll. The latest revelation that has left many astounded is the existence of a vast ocean hidden beneath the Earth's crust.
Scientists have uncovered a substantial reservoir of water, approximately 400 miles underground, stored within a type of rock called 'ringwoodite'. This mineral possesses a unique crystal structure that enables it to attract hydrogen and trap water, akin to a sponge. The water is stored in a sponge-like state within mantle rock, representing a fourth state distinct from liquid, solid, or gas.
