LOOK: A moderately explosive eruption at the summit crater of Kanlaon Volcano occurred at 04:38 PM today (19 February 2026) and lasted two (2 minutes) based on the seismic record. This event generated ...
Effusive eruption at Mayon Volcano continues for the 63rd consecutive day on Monday (March 9, 2026) but there is nothing ...
An explosive eruption at the summit of Kanlaon Volcano occurred on February 19, sending a dark ash plume around 2,000 meters above the crater, authorities said.Timelapse footage released by the ...
Kanlaon Volcano spewed molten material during an explosive eruption in the Philippines. Footage shows bright orange currents of ash and debris glowing at the peak of the volcano, which erupted at 3 am ...
A MODERATELY explosive eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on Thursday night, Feb. 26, 2026, triggered ashfall, a sulfuric smell, and ...
A moderately explosive eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on Wednesday evening displaced dozens of families, triggered ashfall ...
A volcano in central Philippines erupted on Tuesday, spewing a 4.5-kilometre (2.8-mile) ash plume and debris into the sky as its rumblings were heard nearby. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology ...
Exactly a week after Kanlaon Volcano’s unrest led to a moderately explosive eruption on February 19, state volcanologists on Thursday logged another moderately explosive eruption of the volcano on ...
Mayon Volcano spews lava for eight minutes on Sunday morning (February 15, 2026) from 5:20 a.m. to 5:28 a.m. (Photo from DOST-PHIVOLCS) MANILA, Philippines — Minor strombolian activity was ...
Melting glaciers may be setting the stage for more frequent and explosive volcanic eruptions in the future. This is the conclusion of a study of six volcanoes in the Chilean Andes, which is being ...
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Why do volcanic cones appear on both Earth and Mars? The scoria cone mystery explored
Scientists compare volcanic cones on Earth and Mars to explain how gas-rich magma forms scoria cones. Spacecraft observations and Earth analog sites provide evidence of similar eruptive processes.
Rare 'limnic eruptions' can unleash deadly, invisible gas clouds from deep lakes, as seen in Cameroon's 1986 Lake Nyos disaster. These events, driven by dissolved carbon dioxide escaping under ...
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