Lam Dong cracked land, Ninh Thuan mud spray
The phenomenon of soil cracking in Lam Dong and mud spraying in Ninh Thuan in recent days has raised the question: whether or not the relationship between these two phen…
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The phenomenon of soil cracking in Lam Dong and mud spraying in Ninh Thuan in recent days has raised the question: whether or not the relationship between these two phen…
The lava is spraying up to 20 m on Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and then forms a fire river.
An Indonesian scientist predicts the volcanic activity of Merapi is like a marathon, meaning it will erupt in a few weeks before being silent.
On October 25, Indonesian officials warned that the country's most dangerous volcano could erupt at any time ...
Experts from Newcastle University, UK have developed a device that can withstand temperatures up to 900oC, can be released deep into the ground to help early warning vol…
At 4:45 am today 3-9, Sinabung volcano on Indonesia's Sumatra island sprayed with the strongest level in the past few days.
A volcano in western Indonesia sprayed lava and ash into the early morning sun, leaving tens of thousands of people evacuated.
BP Group on July 15 succeeded in preventing oil leakage after replacing the new lid on the well.
Oil and gas continued to escape from the broken bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, a few days after the BP group put a new cap into the well.
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.
Volcanoes often spray lava, but recently US scientists found 7 volcanoes that used to spray asphalt under the Pacific Ocean.
Global warming can increase the number of dangerous geological events such as volcanoes, earthquakes and landslides.
On March 22, 23, Redoubt volcano in Anchorage, Alaska state of America sprayed 6 times, creating a mushroom-shaped smoke column higher than 15 km, identical to the smoke…
The fire of Asama in Japan awakened early in the morning, spraying nearly 2 kilometers of smoke into the atmosphere and pushing a lot of ash to cover some areas of Tokyo.