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Earthquakes & Volcanoes

Understand the forces that reshape Earth through plate tectonics, earthquakes, faults, magma and volcanic eruptions.

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Important Discovery of Pluto's Ice Volcano
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Important Discovery of Pluto's Ice Volcano

Ice volcanoes have been found to exist on a number of icy moons in the Solar System, however the ice volcanoes on Pluto have a different appearance from all other ice volcanoes seen.

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Japan: Earthquake, 800 people were injured
Environment

Japan: Earthquake, 800 people were injured

This morning (July 16), a strong earthquake in northwestern Japan killed at least 7 people and injured more than 800 people, destroyed many homes and caused a fire at a…

Mother's volcano - Taal Volcano
Environment

Mother's volcano - Taal Volcano

Taal Volcano is a very strange volcano. In the crater pit there is a small volcano, like a kangaroo kangaroo carrying its child in the belly pocket. Taal volcano along w…

The undersea volcano can explode
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The undersea volcano can explode

Using a super-small detector, Professor Christoph Helo at McGill (Canada), has demonstrated that eruptions can also happen to underground volcanoes.

What is volcano?  How is volcano formed?
Environment

What is volcano? How is volcano formed?

Volcanoes have caused a great deal of influence on the lives of people living in the vicinity of this phenomenon. But have you ever asked what volcano is?

The most deadly volcano in America revived
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The most deadly volcano in America revived

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.

The world's first artificial volcano
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The world's first artificial volcano

While exploring underground rock layers in Hawaii, the workers of an American company accidentally hit magma and their drill created a volcano.