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An astronaut on the International Space Station captured the scene of smoke and dust rising from an active volcano in the US last week.
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An astronaut on the International Space Station captured the scene of smoke and dust rising from an active volcano in the US last week.
When the volcano erupts, the impact on the climate is huge, one of the risks is that the amount of sulfur dioxide gas sprayed on the stratosphere increases.
A volcano on the largest island in Hawaii sprayed lava streams into the ocean, creating a beautiful scene.
The volcano in New Zealand was used as a backstage for the Lord of the Rings movie today (November 21), which had a massive explosion, firing up a 2-kilometer column of…
The project of spraying water into the stratosphere (Spice) advocates spraying small droplets of water into the atmosphere from a balloon that is
The National Disaster Center (Cenapred) has raised the warning level to the third gold level, the third high. Many schools around the 5454m high mountain have been close…
The technique of spraying salt water into clouds above the ocean will reduce the power of storms and may even prevent their formation.
Gamalama volcano in Indonesia awakens, spraying ash and lava covered eastern Indonesia, leaving thousands of people to leave their homes.
Mexico's most active volcano on Monday emitted a loud bang and a 7,000 meter tall ash column eruption, the National Disaster Prevention Center said.
Yesterday, Mount Lokon volcano in Indonesia erupted lava and released smoke hundreds of meters high, three days after the warning was given.
The world's leading expert on Arthur Saltykovski volcano, the Institute of Earth Physics named Schmidt predicts: In the next one or two decades, the Yellowstone volcano…
A volcano on Indonesia's Sulawesi island wakes up today, with columns of smoke and ash as high as 5,000 meters in the air.
A majestic tornado of water up to 600m high, sprayed from the sea spiraling into a cloud layer, was caught off the coast of New South Wales in Australia.
Located in Hualapai Valley (USA), about 32 km from North Gerlach, Washoe County, Nevada. Geothermal spray well Fly Geyser was accidentally formed in 1916 during the dril…