Reposted by Nemi Walding
There is not a supervolcano lurking underneath East Anglia. (Before anyone asks 🙄).
This is a cool study linking ancient, 454 million year old volcanic rocks under the East of England to ancient 454 million year old ash layers in Scandinavia.
You can read the study for free via NORA:
nora.nerc.ac.uk
The Wash Igneous Complex of eastern England: a candidate Avalonian source for Sandbian tephra in Baltoscandia and implications for closure of the Tornquist Sea - NERC Open Research Archive