The first person dropped himself into the crater
For the first time in history, scientists went down nearly 200 meters into a volcanic mouth. The following images show an adventurer slowly lowering himself to the cente…
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For the first time in history, scientists went down nearly 200 meters into a volcanic mouth. The following images show an adventurer slowly lowering himself to the cente…
When Vesuvius volcano erupts, its ambient temperature reaches 500 degrees Celsius, and the power of Krakatoa volcano is equivalent to 13,000 atomic bombs.
Iceland Island has just launched the largest volcanic alarm in the country in danger of an explosion.
Scientists say they recorded more than 500 tremors in and around Katla Crater last month and it is likely that an eruption is imminent.
The world's largest super volcano under Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming state (USA) is operating very strong with a record speed since 2004 up to now.
Huge columns of ashes 11km high, air traffic of a number of countries must be closed, thousands of people have to evacuate in panic ... these are the horrors that volcan…
BBC on 24-5 led a report by Icelandic scientists said Eyjafjallajokull volcano is
A more frightening volcano of Eyjafjallajakull - which caused European air turbulence last month - is preparing to erupt.
Before the eruption of Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland, a series of flights in Europe stalled, some scientists feared that the mountain could be a disaster for many…
About 150,000 to 300,000 tons of CO2 escape from the crater in Iceland every day, much less than the emissions generated by European aircraft.
The economic and health damage caused by Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland may be just the first sign of a worse event.
When a volcano in Iceland operated in 1783, many people in Britain died of poison gas, the European crop failed to spread the famine.
About 700 people in Iceland left their homes after smoke and dust rose from a volcano beneath the Eyjafjallajokull glacier.
A volcano in southern Iceland operated after nearly two centuries of quiet sleep, blowing dust and towering lava columns.
Passionate about the majestic scene of erupting volcanic eruptions, the Swedish geologist desperately approaches dangerous areas to capture the most impressive images.