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Usually we always hear that wind, waves and wind always go together, no wind how can there be waves?
In May 2006, the whole world was startled when an Indonesian volcano erupted. The reason is because it is the most ... dirty and horrifying eruption in history.
Simulation graphics show that if the super volcano in Hauraki Bay of New Zealand erupted, the whole city will be completely destroyed.
Previously, a 2011 study showed that the ground above the magma reservoir in Yellowstone had thickened about 25cm in 7 years.
Historically geologically, Japan is an archipelago within the Pacific volcanic belt, so the geological structure is unstable.
The magnitude 7.1 earthquake claimed more than 240 lives yesterday arising along the boundary between the Cocos and North American arrays when the southernmost plate of…
Information from Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) said the agency has recorded 500 seismic occurrences every day around Mount Agung volcano in Bali…
Scientists at NASA photographed the Shiveluch volcano on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on Aug. 20 with radioactivity and heat emission (ASTER) devices on Terra satellite.
Talking about Frying Pan's history, one must return in 1886, when Mount Tarawera volcano
According to Daily Star, the new study shows that the volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai is 2,331 meters high in Tanzania that can wake up
The high concentration of sedimentary mercury reinforces the rising dinosaur hypothesis that dominates the Earth after a series of volcanic events erupted 200 million ye…
Here are 7 of the best images of volcanoes
The world's most dangerous volcano can awaken at any time, threatening life on Earth by thousands of cubic meters of molten lava, British experts say.
500 years ago, the super volcano Campi Flegrei in Italy exploded,
Scientists say the key to the survival of the world's threatened coral reefs could be in the waters surrounding Shikine, a small volcanic island off the coast of Japan.