Volcanoes Blog Posts
Landsat Thermal Sensor Lights Up from Volcano's Heat
An ash plume drifts from Paluweh volcano in Indonesia in this image, taken April 29, 2013 from the Landsat Data Continuity Misison's Operational Land Imager instrument. (Credit: Robert Simmon, NASA's Earth Observatory, using data from USGS and NAS...
by Geology on May 7, 2013
Unique Sulfur Isotopes in Plume Lavas Reveal Deep Mantle Storage of Archean Crust
Sulfur isotopes within iron sulfide inclusions in volcanic rocks, like this one from Iceland, demonstrate that sulfur derived from the Earth’s ancient atmosphere was preserved within the mantle for at least 2.54 billion years before coming back...
by Geology on May 4, 2013
Lava Erupting On Sea Floor Linked to Deep-Carbon Cycle
Molten magma erupted onto the seafloor freezes to glass that contains clues to its origin in Earth's deep interior and ancient past (field of view ~1 cm). Volcanic glasses like this one may reveal a link between Earth's oxidation state and the dee...
by Geology on May 3, 2013
Unique Chemistry Reveals Eruption of Ancient Materials Once at Earth’s Surface
New study supports theory that Earth’s earliest crust was folded back into its mantle and returned to the surface in volcanoes An international team of researchers, including Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, geochemist James D...
by Geology on May 1, 2013
No Redoubt: Volcanic Eruption Forecasting Improved
Redoubt Volcano. (Credit: Courtesy of USGS) Forecasting volcanic eruptions with success is heavily dependent on recognizing well-established patterns of pre-eruption unrest in the monitoring data. But in order to develop better monitoring procedur...
by Geology on May 1, 2013
Canada's Distinctive Tuya Volcanoes Reveal Glacial, Palaeo-Climate Secrets
Geologists at summit of Kima'Kho volcano look to the east and south across the Kawdy plateau. The plateau hosts at least six other tuyas. (Credit: UBC Science) Deposits left by the eruption of a subglacial volcano, or tuya, 1.8 million years ago...
by Geology on Apr 30, 2013
“Young Volcanoes” il video del nuovo singolo dei Fall Out Boy

ALL MUSIC NEWS “Young Volcanoes” il video del nuovo singolo dei Fall Out BoyE uscito “Young Volcanoes” il video del nuovo singolo dei Fall Out Boy terzo brano estratto da “Save Rock and Roll” , nel videoclip i ragazzi so...
by All Music News on Apr 21, 2013
Research Aims to Settle Debate Over Origin of Yellowstone Volcano
The northeastern part of Yellowstone Caldera, with the Yellowstone River flowing through Hayden Valley and the caldera rim in the distance A debate among scientists about the geologic formation of the supervolcano encompassing the region around Yel...
by Geology on Apr 17, 2013
3-D Model Mimics Volcanic Explosions
This is a simulation of the May 18, 1980 blast at Mount St. Helens (USA) at 380 seconds. (Credit: Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Italy.) A 3-D model of a volcanic explosion, based on the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens in Washi...
by Geology on Apr 8, 2013
Scientists Image Deep Magma Beneath Pacific Seafloor Volcano
The deep melting region where magma is generated in the mantle beneath the mid-ocean ridge volcano. Green to red colors show regions of partially molten material created by upwelling due to the divergence of the Pacific and Cocos tectonic plates.
by Geology on Mar 30, 2013
Megavolcanoes Tied to Pre-Dinosaur Mass Extinction
Along sea cliffs in southern England, geologist Paul Olsen of Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory samples rocks from near the 201,564,000-year Triassic extinction boundary. (Credit: Kevin Krajick/Earth Institute) Mar. 21, 201...
by Geology on Mar 23, 2013
Massive Volcanic Eruption Puts Past Climate and People in Perspective
This shows the bipolar matching of volcanic acidity spikes (sulphate) in Greenland and Antarctic ice cores at around the Toba eruption. (Credit: Niels Bohr Institute) Nov. 5, 2012 — The largest volcanic eruption on Earth in the past millions of...
by Geology on Mar 18, 2013
Studying Ancient Earth’s Geochemistry
Image of southwest Greenland. (Credit: Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team, courtesy of NASA Visible Earth) Researchers still have much to learn about the volcanism that shaped our planet's early history. New evidence from a team le...
by Geology on Feb 28, 2013
Scientists Describe a 'New' Type of Volcanic Eruption
Macauley volcano. (Credit: Courtesy of National Oceanography Centre & National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research) Scientists based in the UK and New Zealand have described a "new" type of volcanic eruption. Volcanic eruptions are co...
by Geology on Feb 12, 2013
The Muddy Volcanoes at Dusk

In the dim light of dusk the landscape ahead was changing into an out of this world barren land. The last sun beams were hanging on the sandy hills, turning them red, as if they were on fire. Vegetation was … Continue reading »...
by BarePockets on Sep 21, 2012
What I love about my country, Romania

Anyone that has got in touch with me at least a bit, knows I really love Europe, especially Romania, to a point of an addiction that, considering how much it influences my mood, can become quite worrisome. (What I lov...
by The Seaman Mom on May 28, 2012
Must-See Attractions in Hawaii

Hawaii is one of the most visited tourist locations in the world. It is situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean between Australia and the mainland United States. Hawaii is known for its extraordinary beauty and pleasant climate throughout …...
by BarePockets on May 17, 2012
A-GAN TEA comes to the Philippines!

a new refreshing tea house comes to the Philippines with it's first branch opening at the busy district of Makati. with ingredients picked from the Ali Mountain of Taiwan, A Gan Tea will surely soothe your thirst especially this summer.A-Gan Tea pick...
by Foodivities on May 15, 2012
Philippine Volcanoes defeat Singapore in the Asian Five Nations Tourney

The Philippine National Men's Rugby team known as the Philippine Volcanoes cruised out an easy win against Singapore, 37-20 at the Rizal Memorial Stadium at the start of its campaign in the Asian Five Nations Division 1 Tournament. “It’s...
by You're the Catcher on Apr 16, 2012
Xinantecatl Volcano

“Nevado de Toluca” is a large stratovolcano in central Mexico, located about 80 kilometres (50 mi) west of Mexico City near the city of Toluca. It is generally cited as the fourth highest of Mexico's peaks,...
by Photo Carraol Images of Mexico City on Apr 9, 2012
