WASHINGTON — A vast pool of molten rock in the continental crust that underlies southwestern Washington state could supply magma to three active volcanoes in the Cascade Mountains — Mount St. Helens, ...

Every day, the supervolcano lurking under Yellowstone National Park belches up 45,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide - much more than could be produced by the known magma chamber that lies just below ...

WASHINGTON -- A vast pool of molten rock in the continental crust that underlies southwestern Washington state could supply magma to three active volcanoes in the Cascade Mountains -- Mount St. Helens ...

More than 25,000 earthquakes rattled the Greek islands earlier this year, sending residents fleeing and prompting tourists to reconsider their vacation plans. According to a new AI-powered study, the ...

When the dinosaur-snuffing asteroid hit Earth some 66 million years ago, it produced a subterranean pool of magma roughly nine times larger than the current caldera at Yellowstone National Park, ...

Supervolcanoes with the power to destroy human civilisations may have much shorter fuses than was previously thought, scientists believe. The news could be bad for the US, where a supervolcano is said ...

The 2021 "Fagradalsfjall Fires" eruptions may have been triggered by magma pooling just underneath the ground, contrary to what scientists initially thought. An eruption of the Fagradalsfjall volcano ...

The largest pocket of molten rock on Earth has driven up a region in the Andes to form the world's second highest continental plateau. The body of magma is more than a kilometre deep and hundreds of ...

When red-hot magma spews from a volcano, it is clearly flowing like a liquid. But before erupting, that same magma may have spent hundreds of thousands of years in a chunky state resembling cold ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A global "ocean" of molten rock sloshes beneath the surface of Jupiter's moon Io, feeding the ...

The supervolcano below Long Valley, California, near Yosemite National Park hasn't erupted in 765,000 years—but when it did, if geologists had been around to watch it, they may have been surprised by ...