The underwater volcano is located off the Pacific Northwest coast. Current projections suggest an eruption could occur by year-end. Scientists are using an underwater volcano off the coast of the ...

(University of Washington) TOPICS: SEATTLE — The Pacific Northwest's most active underwater volcano is showing signs of an impending eruption, potentially occurring before the end of 2025 ...

A deep-sea volcano 300 miles off the Oregon coast is showing strong signs it may erupt soon, researchers at the University of Washington confirmed. Axial Seamount, located more than 4,900 feet ...

LUCENA CITY — The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) recorded 53 volcanic earthquakes and 13 tremor episodes in Taal Volcano over the past 24 hours, indicating ...

SEATTLE — An underwater volcano in the Pacific Northwest shows signs it may erupt for the first time in years. "It's one of the coolest things that happens on our planet," said Debbie Kelley.

Scientists have mapped what are essentially the bones, blood vessels and nervous system of a "zombie volcano" to develop a comprehensive look inside. The Bolivian volcano Uturuncu hasn't erupted ...

A "zombie" volcano in Bolivia has been rumbling in its sleep — despite being dormant for hundreds of thousands of years — and scientists now think they know why. Uturuncu, located in the Andes ...

Does seismic activity under this long-dead volcano mean it’s about to rise from the grave? That’s what an international research team set out to discover as this Bolivian “zombie” volcano continues to ...

Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon had a phreatic eruption on Monday morning, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) said. The phreatic eruption occurred at 4:36 a.m. and lasted ...

Deep in the Central Andes lies Uturuncu, Bolivia's "zombie" volcano—so-called because, despite being technically dead (last erupting 250 thousand years ago), it still shows signs of unrest ...

Tension along a fault zone created the fracture, opening up a fissure in a field of lava that originally flowed from nearby Green Mountain, a small shield volcano, some 740,000 years ago.

Lava was seen emerging from a volcanic fissure in Iceland. Aerial footage shows hot molten rocks seeping from the 2,297 ft (700 m) long crack, breaching the protective barrier north of Grindavik ...