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Scientists discovered that the Indian plate is splitting into two parts. This is occurring around 100 kilometres under Tibet. The new research was presented at a large conference in San Francisco.

Here, the Indian Plate appears to delaminate. Its crust separates from the underlying mantle, and a hot, soft layer of rock from the Earth's interior—the asthenosphere—slides between them.

Surprisingly, they found out that the parts of the Indian plate appear intact, while others are fragmenting about 100 kilometers beneath the Earth’s surface. Tectonic plates are tearing apart ...

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The findings indicate that the Indian plate is undergoing separation. While some plates look relatively intact others are fragmenting approximately 100 kilometers below the surface.

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Fifty million years ago, the Indian plate rammed the Eurasian plate, upon which China lies, with such a speed that it created a movement of about 30 centimeters (about 12 inches) per year.