Underground volcanoes off the US coast are about to erupt
Underground volcanoes off the US coast
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Underground volcanoes off the US coast
Calbuco volcano in southern Chile on April 22 has been operating after more than 5 decades of sleeping peacefully. Chile's emergency response office issued an order to a…
The image of a volcano erupting in the sky was full of dust and lightning, making the scene look exactly the same
A small island off the coast of Japan has a spectacular
Recently, a German cinematographer recorded lightning in the Sakurajima volcano in Kagosima, Japan, when the mountain erupted.
A new island has just been formed in the Pacific after a volcanic eruption in the waters of the island nation of Tonga.
High peaks on volcanic islands of Amsterdam, south of the Indian Ocean, interrupt the flow of air passing through the island, creating clouds of strange waves in the sky.
Scientists from the General Department of Geology & Minerals and the Japan Cave Association discovered the largest volcanic cave system in Southeast Asia in the Central…
Nishinoshima volcanic island has an area 10 times larger than last year by connecting to another island formed during a volcanic eruption.
The pressure of the waves on the ice sheets will cause water and snow to bounce high, similar to the eruption of volcanic phenomena.
Many people in the village of Pahoa in Hawaii, USA, had to flee by volcanic lava flows, leaving homes that are the target of thieves.
Lightning is a breathtaking natural sight, it can form between charged clouds, between the cloud and the ground, sometimes appearing in volcanic eruptions or dust storms.
Volcanic eruptions have contributed to significantly slowing global warming over the past 15 years.
The number of deaths in the volcano suddenly erupted in Japan to 48 on October 1, after rescue forces discovered 12 more bodies in new search areas covered with ash.
Japan may be nearly destroyed, leading to the risk of devastating the lives of 95% of the country's population, when a major volcanic eruption occurs in about 100 years.