MEEKER | Barone Middle School’s sixth graders have been studying volcanoes in science. This group embraced our annual project ...

Repeated eruptions cause the volcano to grow, developing distinct shapes and sizes over time. Steep-sided, cone-shaped volcanoes are formed by alternating layers of lava and ash. Capable of ...

But as a shield volcano, Kilauea doesn’t have explosive, Mt. St. Helens-type eruptions. Instead, it emits a steady stream of fluid lava that generally flows gently down the side of the mountain ...

Lava is molten rock from a volcano that reaches the Earth’s surface. Liquid rock below the Earth’s surface is referred to as magma. More than 50% of the world’s active volcanoes above sea ...

Researchers from the Ateneo de Manila University and the National University-Mall of Asia Campus have found that volcanic ash—particularly from Taal Volcano as one of the most active in the ...

These colorful dunes, visible from the top of the 200-meter-high Cinder Cone volcano, showcase hues like red, pink, and yellow, creating a breathtaking and unique landscape. The best time to visit ...