undersea volcanoes

Scientists have discovered the 820m-high volcano in the western Indian Ocean, off the coast of Madagascar, after a series of extremely puzzling earthquakes.

An undersea volcanic eruption in the south Pacific Ocean engulfed one island and created another three times larger.

Volcanoes help scientists decipher the inner workings of our planet and how eruptions form life on Earth's surface.

Hidden beneath the waves of the Tyrrhenian Sea near southwestern Italy is a newly discovered volcanic complex, dotted with geothermal chimneys and subturned peaks.

Nestled in the deep sea, the witch of nature - the element that turns chaotic precursor molecules into the building blocks of life - still exists today.

Using a super-small detector, Professor Christoph Helo at McGill (Canada), has demonstrated that eruptions can also happen to underground volcanoes.

NASA will soon visit Hawaii's Lo 'ihi volcano, which is located at 0.9 km on the Pacific bottom, to find a way to ... hunt for life outside the solar system.

In 2015, a group of scientists from Rhode Island University went to the waters of the southern island of Vangunu, in the Solomon Islands.

Scientists use specially built underwater robots to study extremely rare sharks that live in volcanic craters on the sea floor, one of the harshest environments on Earth.