A new technique for imaging underground geothermal features

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Last night, (3/23) I read this article, alas, today it has disappeared behind the inevitable paywall. (this means it's a good piece) If you have access to Nature articles, this is a fascinating read. A huge advance in Geophysics that will see a lot of attention in future geothermal studies.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04379-1#article-info
 
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I found alternative sources (possibly pre-prints) by googling the article name.
 
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BillTre said:
I found alternative sources (possibly pre-prints) by googling the article name.
That would likely explain why I was able to read it last night, but only an abstract when I searched it to post. Thanks, I'll follow your advice and search by title.

Update: And there it is, on, of all places, right next door on a sister site. Thanks Bill.
 
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