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Getting this close to a bubbling cauldron of lava is not just dangerous; it’s stupid enough that even other volcanologists will yell at you
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Diamonds Hold Secret About Plate Tectonics
When it comes to diamonds in jewelry, perfection is everything. But imperfections are a clue to the past
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What’s the Most Dangerous Country?
Iceland is pretty much the least habitable of all the places that people have inhabited. But visiting it is like hiking through a geology textbook
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Top Ten Kids’ Movies With a Green Theme
Loggers, hunters, developers, fishers, polluters and whalers are the evil villains in this movie genre
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Which of these images from the European Space Agency’s Flickr stream would you consider hanging as art in your home?
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Bubbles of Magnetism at the End of the Solar System
NASA’s Voyager spacecraft have found a foamy layer at the edge of the heliosphere
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The Source of the Sun’s Dark Spots
A new study provides insight into how convection creates sunspots
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What Scientists Are Learning About the 2011 Japanese Earthquake
What scientists are learning from “the best recorded earthquake ever” could help prepare for future ones
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Gigantic Plume Beneath Yellowstone Now Even More Gigantic
The geysers of Yellowstone are a reminder of the potential danger that lies below
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