Researchers drilled 2 miles below the seafloor at site C0002F/N/P. This cross section through the subduction zone helps visualize just how close they got. The surface labeled “megasplay fault” is the beginning of the plate interface. Credit: Tobin et al., (2022)

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Researchers drilled 2 miles below the seafloor at site C0002F/N/P. This cross section through the subduction zone helps visualize just how close they got. The surface labeled “megasplay fault” is the beginning of the plate interface. Credit: Tobin et al., (2022)

Researchers drilled 2 miles below the seafloor at site C0002F/N/P. This cross section through the subduction zone helps visualize just how close they got. The surface labeled “megasplay fault” is the beginning of the plate interface. Credit: Tobin et al., (2022)

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