7 min ago | Sunderland Echo
British Museum beams Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum exhibition live to Sunderland cinema
Curator Paul Roberts rehearsing in the exhibition for Pompeii Live at the British Museum to be shown UK cinemas on 18 June.
4 hrs ago | USA Today
If your flight is canceled, who pays?
LEIPZIG, Germany - Compensation for airline passengers whose flights are canceled is a contentious arena that is changing with the smoke and ash of a European volcano.
8 hrs ago | APRN
Two Remote Volcano Sensors Resume Sending Seismic Data
Scientists are now able to monitor two remote volcanoes on the Alaska Peninsula after equipment came back to life this spring.
Illusion of protection in DR Congo
It was a familiar sight at Kanyaruchinya, just a few kilometres north of the city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: White armoured personnel carriers had taken up positions along the road.
Greenville Earthquake Tectonic, Not Magmatic
A 5.7 earthquake six miles northwest of Greenville in Plumas County rattled the Northstate on Thursday night and the quake had several people asking if the activity had anything to do with Lassen Volcano.
Space station astronauts snap amazing photos of Alaskan volcanic eruption
Astronauts on the International Space Station captured jaw-dropping pictures of a volcanic eruption last Saturday.
Residents on alert as Mexico's Popocatepetl continues erupting
ROUGH CUT STORY: Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano continued on Friday to erupt with the region still on yellow phase three alert, the third-highest warning on the center's seven-step scale.
Space Pictures This Week: Stellar Dust Bunnies, Bat Signal
This snapshot of the remote Pavlof volcano -located about 625 miles southwest of Anchorage, Alaska, along the Aleutian Islands-undergoing a massive eruption was captured from the International Space Station on May 18.
Pavlof Volcano in Alaska Erupts, Cancels Regional Flights
Regional flights have been cancelled since Mount Pavlof in Alaska started to spew ash last week.
Exhibit gives kids behind-the-scenes look at natural disasters
SALT LAKE CITY — Thunderstorms Thursday in Oklahoma were hampering cleanup efforts in the tornado-ravaged town of Moore.
The Cataclysm: 'From Unbaked Fragments to Vitreous Charcoal'
There's a fundamental fact one learns about trees when growing up in dry country forests: they're flammable.
Alaska's Pavlof volcano produced the most explosive blast in its current eruptive phase, sending ash soaring 15,000 feet into the air.
Volcano Monitoring Program Searches Iceland For Early Signs Of Eruptions
FutureVolc started October 1, 2012 and is funded by the Environmental/FP7 program of the European Commission.
Google Maps Galapagos Street View
Catlin Seaview Survey's Christophe Bailhache films a sting ray during a survey dive in the Galapagos Islands, which are closed to tourists.
Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano Eruption: Photos
Mexico's 'Smoking Mountain,' Popocatepetl Volcano, is living up to its Aztec name.
Awesome View of the Active Pavlov Volcano, as Seen from the Space Station
The Pavlof Volcano in Alaska on May 18, 2013. The oblique perspective from the ISS reveals the three dimensional structure of the ash plume, which is often obscured by the top-down view of most remote sensing satellites.
Space Pics of Alaskan Volcano Eruption Are Amazing
Pavlof is one of the most active volcanos in the United States, with nearly 40 known eruptions.
Volcanic Eruption as Seen from Space
Mount Pavlof, a volcano in Alaska's Aleutian Islands, is currently erupting. Astronauts on the International Space Station were in a great position to photograph it in action.
Volcanoes: Active, Inactive, and Retroactive
Anthony put up a post titled " Why the new Otto et al climate sensitivity paper is important - it's a sea change for some IPCC authors " The paper in question is " Energy budget constraints on climate response " , supplementary online information here , by Otto et alia, sixteen other alia to be precise.