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fargone

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5. People on land are unlikely to notice it.
Fri May 9, 2025, 04:19 PM
May 9

It has a mile of water on top of it
A large number, 10K, small earthquakes could be generated but the lava mostly oozes out and spreads across the sea floor. Details are described in the linked article.

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