The deadly truth on the 'twin' planet orbiting Earth
Some recent studies suggest that there is another green planet once present besides Earth. But new evidence suggests it could be a hellish version.
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Some recent studies suggest that there is another green planet once present besides Earth. But new evidence suggests it could be a hellish version.
Hidden beneath the waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea near southwestern Italy is a newly discovered volcanic complex, dotted with geothermal chimneys and subturned peaks.
In the latest images recorded, Mars is more like a 'creamy biscuit' than a red planet.
Astronomers found evidence of the existence of an unknown moon full of active volcanoes.
A bold idea. Who would have thought there was a way to live on the Moon!
Volcanic data show that our ancestors spent 22,000 harsh years when the Arctic of the Earth gradually turned into Antarctica and vice versa.
This finding addresses the debate that has been going on for decades: Does the core and the underlying coating exchange any material with the surface of the Earth?
Thanks to high-quality satellite images, scientists discovered a boiling and sustainable lava lake, 90-215 m wide on the crater of Michael.
The University of Buffalo expert team made lava from basalt and exposed it to study the reaction.
Researchers have identified a previously unknown source of volcanic lava at the extreme depth of the Earth, in the transition zone between the upper and lower layers.
During a visit to the Hawaii National Volcanic Park, a tourist unfortunately fell into Kīlauea crater, one of the most active volcanoes on Earth.
At the end of 2017, there are about 400 stretched stone architectures, some of which are about the size of a few football fields, have been seen in non-human and living…
No one knows normally, where this mysterious cricket resides, how it lives. Only when the volcanic eruption had just ended for a couple of months, when the lava began to…
Anak Krakatoa young volcano rises from the sea and grows to an altitude of more than 300 meters in less than 100 years due to continuous spraying of lava.
This filthy filmed movie is filmed at Benbow volcano, on the island of Ambrym, Republic of Vanuatu, southwest Pacific.