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Scientists have traced a 60-million-year volcanic trail from Iceland to Ireland to a deep mantle plume that shaped the North Atlantic.

The volcanoes are dispersed over an area thousands of kilometers across, and this could be explained by lateral flow of plume material, but evidence for such flow has been scarce—until now.

Now, a new study has found evidence of a “ghost plume”—a mantle plume that shows no sign of volcanic activity on the surface—under eastern Oman.

Mount Lewotobi Lakiâ laki erupted on Tuesday, June 17, sending a towering ash plume up to 11â ¯km into the sky, which grounded dozens of flights to and from Bali.

Advertisement The Dani plume is the first clear example of an amagmatic "ghost" plume — a term the study authors coined to describe mantle plumes that don't trigger volcanic activity.