Hawaii's Mauna Loa Volcano Erupts For the First Time in Nearly 40 Years, Although Not Yet Threatening Communities

Medicine & Technology Nov 28, 2022

Mauna Loa Volcano in Hawaii is the world's largest active volcano and is currently erupting after almost 40 years of being silent. Read the article for more details.

Experts Explain the Likelihood of Three Massive Earthquakes in Mexico Hitting on the Same Day in Three Different Years

Sep 23, 2022

Is September 19 a bad omen in Mexico? In three different years, the country experienced massive earthquakes on the same day that killed thousands of people. Find out how likely it is for such a phenomenon to happen.

7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Rocked Mexico on Chilling Anniversaries of 2 Previous Disasters; Tsunami Threat 'Largely Passed'

Sep 20, 2022

The earthquake resulted in the death of one person and a tsunami warning, which was later revised. Tap the article to know more details of this disaster that happened on the anniversaries of the 1985 and 2017 earthquakes.

Magnitude 7 Earthquake Could Strike Central US Within 50 Years; Population Near New Madrid Fault Line Advised to Prepare ASAP

Mar 08, 2022

US geologists warn states surrounding the New Madrid fault line. Read on to know more about the fault line in Missouri, and how it could impact central US.

Polar Bears May Be Solving Their Own Problems—But Not For Long

Jan 08, 2015

While researchers and diplomats all over the world are attempting to deal with the issues of climate change, the United Nations in particular who are trying to unite all nations in a collective effort, it's the animal species at the Earth's poles that are facing this change on the front line. And though the valiant efforts made in recent summits have yet to amount to much change, it appears that animals in the Arctic are finding a solution of their own- well, a temporary one at least.

Hawaiian Kilauea Volcano Lava Flow—Update (Oct. 28)

Oct 28, 2014

It’s been an encroaching threat months in the making, and as of Monday, local authorities on Hawaii’s Big Island report that the destructive lava flow they’ve been tracking in recent days is only 70 meters from the nearest residential property… and it’s likely to take its first home in a matter of hours.