10 most frightening volcanoes in the world
When Vesuvius volcano erupts, its ambient temperature reaches 500 degrees Celsius, and the power of Krakatoa volcano is equivalent to 13,000 atomic bombs.
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When Vesuvius volcano erupts, its ambient temperature reaches 500 degrees Celsius, and the power of Krakatoa volcano is equivalent to 13,000 atomic bombs.
With the destruction of about 800 million tons of TNT, the Tambora volcano erupted on April 10, 1815 in Sumbawa, Indonesia was the biggest shocking explosion in human hi…
According to Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Center, ash from the Agung volcano is drifting southeast at 6,400 meters.
In May 2006, the whole world was startled when an Indonesian volcano erupted. The reason is because it is the most ... dirty and horrifying eruption in history.
Information from Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said the agency has recorded 500 seismic occurrences every day around Mount Agung volcano in Bali…
If you are lucky to fly in the sky of Iceland, do not be too surprised when you come across an image of an elephant in the middle of a deep blue water.
The world's most dangerous volcano can awaken at any time, threatening life on Earth by thousands of cubic meters of molten lava, British experts say.
In the 1800s, the Hong and White geological terraces were the most attractive place in New Zealand, considered the 8th natural wonder.
500 years ago, the super volcano Campi Flegrei in Italy exploded,
The reporter in Italy, who led the official source from the country's Civil Rescue Agency, said the Etna volcano on the island of Sicily (southern Italy) was
If there is any contest of volcanoes
Scientists discovered that volcanic Campi Flegrei in Naples, Italy showed signs of waking up and could affect half a million people living in the area if an eruption occ…
Water tank with a volume of about 1.5 km3, located 15km deep under the volcano Uturuncu, Bolivia can conduct electricity and activate volcanic eruptions.
Sakujarima volcano near Japan's Sendai nuclear power plant could erupt violently for the next 30 years, threatening the life of surrounding residents.
Italians feared a plan to drill deep into the volcano to serve the research of a group of scientists who could trigger a violent eruption.