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Could it be an underwater geysir? 26 seconds is right in the period length for a geysir. Maybe due to the higher pressure due to greater depth it has more of an
by est31 6y ago
Could it be an underwater geysir? 26 seconds is right in the period length for a geysir. Maybe due to the higher pressure due to greater depth it has more of an "explosion" characteristic than traditional geysirs so that it causes a seismic event?
- joshocar 6y agoI don't think geysers really exist under the sea. The pressure would keep steam from forming and therefore stop a pressure build up. Every geothermal feature I have seen under the ocean has been a steady stream of superheated fluid. As an example, I took a temperature reading on one black smoker and it was 320°C and still fluid.