A research team of the Purple Mountain Observatory (PMO) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences recently studied two lunar meteorites, revealing for the first time a magma recharge event on the moon about ...
Recent research by Chinese scientists explains how deposits of rare earth elements (REE) are formed, proving that the emplacement depth (pressure) of carbonatitic magma is a key factor controlling the ...
The aptly named Cave of Crystals, in Chihuahua, Mexico, is buried around 300 metres underground and contains giant gypsum crystals up to 11 metres long. Some are big enough to walk on and are so ...
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Magmas far richer in CO₂ than expected... what can we conclude?
A study demonstrates that magmas from continental intraplate volcanoes contain concentrations of dissolved carbon dioxide ...
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Yellowstone's massive crack: A volcanic warning?
A huge fissure has emerged in Yellowstone, raising alarms among scientists about the supervolcano's activity. This unexpected ...
The Echinus Geyser is a hot spring located in Norris Geyser Basin at Yellowstone National Park, measuring around 660 feet ...
Terra Metals’ ongoing drilling at Southwest prospect within its Dante project in WA has returned further strong results that grow the footprint of the PGM-copper-nickel sulphide discovery.
A series of explosions created a silica-filled water pool to the left of Tree Basin in Yellowstone National Park.
“Volcano Watch” articles over the past two weeks have described past episodic lava fountaining eruptions at Kilauea Iki (1959) and Maunaulu (1969). Next week, we will continue this series with a ...
Let’s image the simplest, most boring volcano possible. It consists of a magma balloon fed by a straw. The ground is perfectly flat above the balloon. Magma comes up the straw at a constant rate. It ...
ABSTRACT: Los Humeros is a Pleistocene caldera in the eastern portion of the Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt, exploited for geothermal resources for over five decades, presently providing over 90 MWe. We ...
ABSTRACT: Los Humeros is a Pleistocene caldera in the eastern portion of the Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt, exploited for geothermal resources for over five decades, presently providing over 90 MWe. We ...
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