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Volcanic Rotorua Geyser erupts after 35 years of inactivity in New Zealand
A geyser which has been dormant for more than 35 years has caught locals off guard after suddenly erupting. The Papakura Geyser is located at the Te Puia Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley in Rotorua, where there are more than…
New ash emissions during the night at Nevado del Ruiz volcano in Colombia
Seismic signal from Nevado del Ruiz volcano (REB station) showing the onset of volcanic tremor A phase of ash emissions occurred early today at the volcano. A strong pulse of volcanic tremor started at 03:21 local time. Light ash…
Cuban doctors ready to assists Ecuadorians amidst volcano threat
The Cuban medical brigade in Ecuador is ready to assist the local population in the event of the eruption of the Cotopaxi and Tungurahua volcanoes, which have increase activity over the past few days. Doctor Maria Isabel Martinez, head…
Ash emissions from Mount Etna’s Bocca Nuova
Ash emission from Etna’s Voragine (photo: Boris Behncke / twitter) Etna has been mostly calm during the past months. However, signs of unrest have appeared in the form of dilute ash emissions from the central crater (Voragine). The emissions…
Ash plume reported, hot spot at Barren Island in India
MIROVA thermal signals of Barren Island volcano An ash plume was reported this morning, at estimated 5,000 ft (1.5 km) altitude, extending 50 km to the east from the island (VAAC Darwin). This suggests that a new phase of activity…
Cotopaxi volcano spews ash south of Ecuador’s capital
The Cotopaxi volcano near Ecuador’s capital has spewed ash over a wide area in two pre-dawn blasts. Authorities stressed that the explosions and a five-kilometer- (3-mile-) high plume of ash do not signify that the Andean country’s highest active…
Piton de la Fournaise Volcano: Lava flows of July 31, 2015
Mount Raung’s Volcanic Activity Still High: Official
Mount Raung’s Volcanic Activity Still High: Official Courtesy of antarabali.com
Underwater Volcano In West Indies May Erupt Soon!
‘Coast of Grenada in the West Indies have locals worried’ Weirdly named Kick ‘em Jenny, this volcano is about 180 meters (600 feet) below the surface of the ocean. Because of the rise in earthquake shudders (over 200 this month…
