Scientists propose a radical plan to tap into the Earth’s geothermal energy by drilling into a volcano. This approach aims to harness the intense heat beneath the Earth’s crust, potentially providing near-unlimited and sustainable energy. The process involves accessing the magma reservoirs to extract heat, which can be converted into electricity. While challenging, this innovative concept could offer a continuous and renewable energy source, revolutionizing the way we meet our growing energy demands.
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