Update, January 18, 2020, 12:56 p.m., Pacific: Here’s a map of the current fissures — at least they haven’t gone through the major transportation corridor
Tag: volcanology
Guest Videos: Monitoring Volcanoes With Cosmic Rays
Last week, we got “cosmic” with Hawaiian volcanoes. In today’s repost from 2018, we look at how science uses actual cosmic rays to see inside
Guest Reblog: Sent Ash Around the World – Volcán CEBORUCO, Mexico —
Popocatepetl is not the only volcano in Mexico, but I had no idea this beast lived there, too! Here are its GVP and Wikipedia pages.
Repost: Guest Video: Working as a Volcanologist
Here’s a repost from 2018. And how was your commute this morning? Featured image: MONUSCO Photos/Abel Kavangh. CC BY-SA 2.0.
South American Supervolcanoes: Cerro Galán
You might have heard that supereruptions are VEI 8 events, right at the top of the scale. Could there ever be a magnitude 9 eruption?
Andes Supervolcanoes
Don’t panic, but we’re living in an age of supereruptions. Seriously, don’t panic. It’s taking place on Earth’s time scale, not our own — we’re
