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http://pl.tunele.wikia.com/wiki/Tunele_Wiki - moja własna wiki o serii książek "Tunele" Rodericka Gordona i Briana Williamsa :)
To nie do ko??ca tak. Znane sĂ? r??wnie stare, jak i starsze, majĂ?ce ponad 4 Ga, ska??y (zob. *), a sam kompleks Isua i jego wiek znane sĂ? od wielu lat. W tym odkryciu chodzi o to, ??e znaleziono najstarsze dowody na ruchy p??yt tektonicznych.
Zob. te??: PĂ?kniĂ?ta planeta da??a ??ycie.A vestige of Earth's oldest ophiolite
A sheeted-dike complex within the 3.8-billion-year-old Isua supracrustal belt (ISB) in southwest Greenland provides the oldest evidence of oceanic crustal accretion by spreading. The geochemistry of the dikes and associated pillow lavas demonstrates an intraoceanic island arc and mid-ocean ridge–like setting, and their oxygen isotopes suggest a hydrothermal ocean-floor–type metamorphism. The pillows and dikes are associated with gabbroic and ultramafic rocks that together make up an ophiolitic association: the Paleoarchean Isua ophiolite complex. These sheeted dikes offer evidence for remnants of oceanic crust formed by sea-floor spreading of the earliest intact rocks on Earth.