Volcanoes can wake up faster than expected
The most frequent active volcano in Iceland erupted again last weekend, after 7 years of silence. Meanwhile, scientists warn, volcanoes seemingly sleeping peacefully
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Volcanic.
625 published items.
The most frequent active volcano in Iceland erupted again last weekend, after 7 years of silence. Meanwhile, scientists warn, volcanoes seemingly sleeping peacefully
Playing with death around the volcanoes erupting lava up to 1,000 degrees Celsius is not the desire of many people.
According to two earthquake and volcanic experts, Armand Vervaeck of Belgium and German-born James Daniell of SOS Earthquakes (Belgium), earthquakes on 11-5 in Spain occ…
The world's largest super volcano under Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming state (USA) is operating very strong with a record speed since 2004 up to now.
This question has actually become a rumor that has spread widely in the internet community these days. However, a US geological expert recently confirmed that this is un…
Alarming at the risk of two volcanic eruptions and an earthquake has just struck the Indonesian island nation on March 20.
While Japan is racing against the heavy consequences of the earthquake and tsunami, a volcano in the south works again.
The lava is spraying up to 20 m on Kilauea volcano in Hawaii and then forms a fire river.
The Shinmoe volcano in southern Japan erupted the most in 50 years, while the Bromo volcano in Indonesia caused many international airlines to cancel flights to Bali isl…
The Shinmoedake volcano in southern Japan has for several days created a magnificent spectacle in the air, but its ash makes Kagoshima Prefecture residents hard to clean…
The super volcano located beneath Yellowstone National Park in Wyonming, USA is rising at a record rate since 2004, putting at risk a terrible eruption.
Huge columns of ashes 11km high, air traffic of a number of countries must be closed, thousands of people have to evacuate in panic ... these are the horrors that volcan…
Earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, super typhoons, snow storms, landslides and droughts rob the lives of at least 300,000 people in 2010.
Nature's rampant tsunami and volcanic eruptions in Indonesia have killed at least 182 people and 400 missing since yesterday.
Two volcanoes on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East have erupted violently, creating huge haze of dust ...