A Colossal Magma System Has Been Hiding Beneath Tuscany Beneath the rolling hills of Tuscany lies a vast and unsuspected magma reservoir, stretching across 6,000 cubic kilometers.
For decades, scientists have searched for signs of the region's hidden geology, pouring over maps and seismic data.
The discovery, announced by an international team led by Matteo Lupi from the University of Geneva, has significant implications for our understanding of volcanic systems and the search for geothermal energy and critical minerals.