What happens if all the volcanoes on Earth erupt?
With hot lava flows flowing down and sparks in the clouds, the scene of a scary volcanic eruption is both amazing.
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With hot lava flows flowing down and sparks in the clouds, the scene of a scary volcanic eruption is both amazing.
Natural conditions and landscapes in some areas of the Earth, similar to Mars or Venus, can provide research information about life on other planets.
The two adventurers Sam Cossman and George Kourounis recently became the first to reach the lava lake with the tremendous heat of the Marum crater.
Lightning not only appears in thunderstorms but is also observed when volcanic eruptions or tornadoes, dust storms.
A group of scientists led by Dr. Peter Elliott of the South Australian Museum and a research team from the University of Adelaide found a new mineral called Putnisite.
Only by analyzing the paintings of the sunset, scientists can point out the status of climate change on Earth ...
We will go back in time to 8000 years ago, when the shape of the mirror began to form and review important milestones in the creation and use of it in history.
Whether, after 50,000 years, our Earth will
The catastrophe has wiped out almost all life on Earth more than 250 million years ago, and this event is happening at a faster pace than previously thought.
Scientists believe that volcanic eruption 250 million years ago caused acid rain to cause most organisms on Earth to become extinct.
Research by a group of geologists at the National Institute of Geophysical Research in India suggests that it may have hidden a huge natural diamond mine that has been m…
A meteorite plunged into Earth 65 million years ago, causing the dinosaurs to become extinct, but scientists said that there had been another major extinction when the v…
A British expedition has discovered more than a dozen Antarctic ocean craters in the area near the islands called the South Sandwich in the southern Atlantic Ocean.
For the first time in history, scientists went down nearly 200 meters into a volcanic mouth. The following images show an adventurer slowly lowering himself to the cente…