Volcanoes in Iceland wake up after 200 years
A volcano in southern Iceland operated after nearly two centuries of quiet sleep, blowing dust and towering lava columns.
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A volcano in southern Iceland operated after nearly two centuries of quiet sleep, blowing dust and towering lava columns.
Two volcanic researchers from the Institute of Geophysics of Ecuador University have announced the discovery of five volcanoes in the Andes in the South American nation.
The largest area of the planet continues to increase thanks to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in the Far East.
Massive volcanic eruptions have wiped out all the forests on Earth 250 million years ago, leaving a planet with only wood-eating mushrooms - new research says.
These high-tech sensors have recently been put into a volcano's mouth to control the hot spots and provide early warning if volcanoes start erupting.
Surrounded by clouds, shots of smoke, dust and steam rising from an active volcano are an impressive illustration of nature's power.
Scientists now prove that terrible volcanic eruptions make the Earth's atmosphere cold, polar and frozen mountains ...
On the occasion of the eruption of Redoubt volcano, Popsci website has reviewed some
On March 22, 23, Redoubt volcano in Anchorage, Alaska state of America sprayed 6 times, creating a mushroom-shaped smoke column higher than 15 km, identical to the smoke…
The fire of Asama in Japan awakened early in the morning, spraying nearly 2 kilometers of smoke into the atmosphere and pushing a lot of ash to cover some areas of Tokyo.
Scientists have just completed a project to recreate the last day of a family in the ancient city of Pompeii (Italy).
Climate researchers have shown that large volcanic eruptions in the past 450 years have helped temporarily cool the climate in tropical regions, but they also claim that…
The terrifying earthquake killed nearly 90,000 people in China, the volcanic eruption in the middle of the night, the fire raged on the southern American state.
The Asia-Pacific region is about to face a period when large-scale natural disasters can take millions of lives at a glance.
The magma beneath the Vesuvius mountain range has been rising to the surface in more than 20,000 years, according to a new study.