
The deepest emission of gas hydrates on the planet discovered in the Greenland Sea: why it is important
During the recent international research expedition Ocean Census Arctic Deep – EXTREME24were discovered on Molloy Ridgean underwater ridge in the Greenland Sea, the deepest gas hydrate emissions (mainly methane) known so far. They originate around 3640 m depths below sea level and are associated with conical deposits known as Freya Hydrate Mounds. The discovery published on Nature Communications is very ...








