Nathan Ridge·1d ago165 Volcanoes Put the US First. Count Only Those Active Since 1960 and It Falls to ThirdIn the Smithsonian’s own table the United States leads one column and Indonesia the other three, while Canada has 24 volcanoes and none…
InDigital Global TravelerbyNims·3d agoStromboli: The clockwork volcanoYou are practically guaranteed an eruption.A response icon1A response icon1
Nathan Ridge·6d agoHawaii Is Far From Any Plate Boundary. Its Hotspot Has Left a 6,100 km Trail of VolcanoesKīlauea is about 155,000 years into a growth stage that can last 2 million years, and the drowned volcanoes to its northwest show how that…
Nathan Ridge·Nov 3Where the Ring of Fire Ends Decides Whether It Holds 85% or 68% of EruptionsLive Atlas and the Smithsonian draw the ring with different rules, and the eruptions left outside both lines come from Iceland, Italy, East…
InILLUMINATIONbyAdrian Mercer·Oct 9If Yellowstone BlewWhat science says would really happen to America, and what to do about ash.A response icon1A response icon1
InJaponica PublicationbyOfficeKanon·Oct 2The Gift and Curse of Hokkaido’s Active VolcanoesThe beauty and danger that surrounds us in Northernmost JapanA response icon5A response icon5
SORAH Inc.·Sep 27Kamchatka: a magnitude-8.8 earthquake and an eruption after nearly 500 years.A giant earthquake struck offshore Kamchatka on 30 July 2025. Days later, Krasheninnikov erupted. Ground deformation detected between the…
Afreen Khan·Sep 23The Natural Events That Scientists Still Study :Nature is filled with extraordinary events that can happen suddenly quietly or over thousands of years Scientists have learned a great…A response icon12A response icon12
Christian Lee·Sep 13The Rise of Volcán de AcatenangoVolcan de Acatenango is a 13,045-foot stratovolcano rising above the volcanic highlands of southern Guatemala and forming part of the…
