The researchers say that the few small islands that make up New Zealand are actually just part of a large, previously unknown continent, 94 percent of which is submerged under the sea. Zealandia ...

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In a new study, they identify it as a continent called Zealandia. ... 94 percent of which is submerged under the sea. Zealandia meets the criteria traditionally used to classify a continent, ...

A lost landmass that's sunk into the sea: ... "Around 85 million years ago, Zealandia split off on its own, and for a time, ... It resulted in the diving of the Pacific Plate under New Zealand, ...

Zealandia is a chunk of continental crust next door to Australia. It's almost entirely beneath the ocean, with the exception of a few protrusions, ... (1 km) under the sea.

Geologists make a new push to have Zealandia recognised as the ... the New Zealand islands are the tips of mountains belonging to a fairly large continent that is 94% hidden under the sea. ...

Earlier this year, Zealandia was confirmed as Earth's seventh continent, but little is known about it because it's submerged more than a kilometer (two-thirds of a mile) under the sea.

First, it was all land, but then it slowly sank as the Tasman Sea grew, and it continued to be stretched and thinned until about 25 million years ago, when it was mostly under the sea. Zealandia ...

First, it was all land, but then it slowly sank as the Tasman Sea grew, and it continued to be stretched and thinned until about 25 million years ago, when it was mostly under the sea.

Despite this early breakthrough, the knowledge of a possible Zealandia remained obscure, and very little happened until the 1960s. "Things happen pretty slowly in this field," says Nick Mortimer ...