Adverbs

• 1) geologically

  Now, geologically, it's long been stable,

• 2) asunder

  ..have seen the world around them rip and tear asunder

• 3) immensely

  These eruptions were the start of an immensely destructive event

• 4) onwards

  But from three billion years onwards,

• 5) exceptionally

  within an exceptionally hot layer of rock known as the mantle.

• 6) undoubtedly

  Today these ocean giants are undoubtedly the kings of the sea.

• 7) underneath

  And the thing is, that continues down underneath for hundreds of metres.

• 8) tightly

  what you'd find are carbon atoms that are really tightly bonded together

• 9) economically

  because, economically, this is a continent on the rise,

• 10) incredibly

  Cratons are incredibly thick pieces of solid rock

• 11) precisely

  allow scientists to precisely date when rafts of oceanic crust

• 12) literally

  and is literally a tear in the fabric of this ancient land,

• 13) essentially

  Yeah, so we've got... This is essentially an ancient sea floor,

• 14) occasionally

  as very occasionally a diamond is discovered lying amongst the gravel.

• 15) virtually

  Whatever course it takes, one thing is virtually certain,

• 16) obviously

  Like, this is obviously vegetables.

• 17) apart

  As the supercontinent began to split apart,

• 18) eventually

  cracks which eventually got so big

• 19) relatively

  which up until this point in time had been relatively static,

• 20) normally

  So, this kind of stone would normally be about $15,000 a carat.

• 21) extremely

  ..must have been extremely shallow.

• 22) nearly

  I mean, this one's probably nearly three billion years old,

• 23) exactly

  You can see exactly what happened here 180 million years ago