Hidden supervolcano discovered beneath England — linked to ancient ash layer

Scientists have discovered a hidden supervolcano buried beneath England, which appears to be the long-sought source of the Kinnekulle tephra — an ancient layer of volcanic ash whose origin had puzzled researchers for years. The find sheds new light on volcanic activity in the British Isles in deep geological history. The ancient giant is believed to have had a significant impact on the climate and environment of its era.

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