Volcanoes near the Japanese nuclear power plant are about to explode
Sakujarima volcano near Japan's Sendai nuclear power plant could erupt violently for the next 30 years, threatening the life of surrounding residents.
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Sakujarima volcano near Japan's Sendai nuclear power plant could erupt violently for the next 30 years, threatening the life of surrounding residents.
A year-round lake in the Dominican National Park disappeared due to volcanic eruptions and reappeared after only one day.
Storms, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions are natural phenomena that contain huge amounts of energy, which can cause catastrophic disasters for humans.
Iceland Island has just launched the largest volcanic alarm in the country in danger of an explosion.
Italians feared a plan to drill deep into the volcano to serve the research of a group of scientists who could trigger a violent eruption.
In a classroom experiment, scientists in Mexico built 3D models for students to understand geographic issues.
Not to surf Facebook, to watch videos on YouTube, but covering the entire volcano in Nicaragua with the internet will help scientists gain data to predict when it is abo…
The cloud takes on the form of a giant flying saucer that lurks on the highest peak of the Etna volcano in Italy, attracting the attention of many locals.
In the first months after the Sidoarjo disaster in Indonesia, the crater averaged 98 million liters of boiling mud every day, swallowing 12 villages and losing nearly 40…
Seven people were killed and two were in danger after the Mount Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupted on May 21.
Research by US geological experts points to St. Helen, the most active volcano in the northwest Pacific, is capable of erupting after a decade of oversleeping.
While temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius make people uncomfortable, many organism organisms can thrive in boiling waters on the crater.
Mauna Loa, the largest active volcano in the world, may be preparing to erupt again as seismic and distortion monitoring data show that small earthquakes are frequent.
What seemed to be associated with the dancers suddenly happened to a large part of Europe, when the region had a spectacular turnaround 300 years ago.