Beneath the turquoise waters of the South Pacific hides a massive secret—Zealandia, a sunken landmass stretching nearly two ...

Despite being almost entirely underwater, Zealandia meets all the geological criteria to be classified as a continent.

The newly refined map of Zealandia not only pinpoints the location of the magmatic arc axis of this continent but also reveals other significant geological features previously concealed from view.

You see, every continent has some underwater bits in addition to the landmass which we live upon and these are the most tricky parts to map out and gain a full picture of. However, in the case of ...

Geoscientists have confirmed Zealandia, a continent hiding in plain sight for nearly 375 years. Covering 1.89 million square miles, it lay submerged beneath the waves, sparking excitement and ...