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In what could be seen, as a great development in the field of oceanography and volcanology, a new robot submarine will sample and catalogue life, gas, and sediments around the world’s hottest undersea vents. Dr. Copley of National Oceanography...
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Titan, the sixth and largest moon of the planet Saturn, is thought to be made largely of ice.
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Do you know that the Earth’s innards — more than a thousand miles beneath the surface - are nearly as steamy as our sun?! Yes, surprisingly, it is where the...
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Nicaragua offers the world’s only volcano boarding, and the volcano is active, hoping the board to feel the heat sure is a hot adventure. Cos you never know when...
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Mount Etna is the largest active volcano on the east-coast of Sicily, Europe. It is currently standing about 3,350m (10,991 ft) which is nearly three times higher than...
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Location: 37°43.7667′N 15°0.2833′E, Sicily, Italy
Elevation: 3,323 metres
Type: Stratovolcano
It is the oldest and the most active volcano in...
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Location: 53°19′N, 158°41′W, Kamchatka, Russia
Type: Stratovolcano
Avachinsky (2,741 metres) is one of the most active stratovolcanoes on the...
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And she is monitored through the process with CT Scanning. First time in history scientists have seen the Lava passing up an active volcano. Italy’s Mount Etna,...
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Around 15% of today’s global warming can be blamed to methane and hence the sea, as some of it may be bubbling up from an unlikely source - deep-sea volcanoes....
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While some scientists are busy studying Alaska’s Augustine Volcano, as it erupts and sends a plume of ash more than 40,000 feet into the air, others are busy...
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Landslides engulf 800-1,000 lives in a year. And to add to this, climate change may be accelerating to the risks from hillside slums in Latin America to Egypt’s...
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How is it possible? How can a blow-up of super-volcanoes spread to cover entire continents with ash!? Wind and the initial force of the eruption are not enough to carry...
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Explore the Earth from space. Witness new feature and activities on the earth surface every 20 minutes. The venture seems thrilling. But, it’s not a ride on a...
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With all hopes and excitement on the part of the astronauts, Venus Express is due to lift off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome on November 9th. The Venus Express mission to...
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How was the planet Venus born? Radar images captured from the Magellan reveal that the Earth’s neighbor planet has apparently been completely reemerged by...
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As usual, the MIT scientists have come up with the first ocean model reflecting the vast diversity of the invisible forests that live in our oceans. The model is so...
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