Underwater Volcanoes Discovered in Sydney Australia

Off the coast of Sydney in Australia, a team of researchers unexpectedly discovered four underwater Extincted volcanoes.

A team of Australian Science Agency which was working for prawn breeding research has discovered these volcanoes.

The researchers say that this discovery will help in understanding that how Australia was separated from New Zealand.

These volcanoes are discovered 250km in sea from the cost of Sydney.

Volcano expert Richard Arculus in a conversation with news agency AFP said that it is the first time these volcanoes has been seen. He also said that we know more about surface of Mars than the world located underwater on Earth. Because this is located underwater.



 In my opinion always new doors are opened whenever there is any underwater research.   

After this discovery scientist are hoping that this discovery can help to know the internal and external crest of The Earth.

Richard Arculus also explained that it can be defined as that “you can assume the meal to review the contents of a garbage”.

This discovery can also help to reveal the separation of New Zealand and Australia which was occurred 40 million to 80 million years back.

According to the scientists. The biggest volcano is about 700 meters high and spread in an area of 1.5 kilometers.

Please keep it in mind that the last volcano eruption in Australia was occurred about 5 thousand years ago.