New research shows the blast triggered secondary gravity waves that rattled the upper atmosphere, where satellites orbit.

Scientists at UW's Cabled Array, one of the world's largest ocean observatories monitoring this active volcano, have seen potential eruption signs in recent months.

Scientists at UW's Cabled Array, one of the world's largest ocean observatories monitoring this active volcano, have seen potential eruption signs in recent months.

Even before the eruption, the volcano gave off subtle signals. A low-frequency wave, known as a Rayleigh wave, was detected ...

Thousands of eggs belonging to an elusive species were found inside an underwater active volcano. The eggs take four years to ...

A VOLCANO in the South Pacific erupted with such force that it sent shockwaves into space, scientists have revealed. The ...

Scientists are warning about a potential eruption of the Axial Seamount, predicting it might occur before the end of 2025.

The secrets, they say, has the potential to reshape the fundamental understanding of marine biodiversity and the lives of ...

Secondary gravity waves are ripples in the atmosphere created when primary gravity waves, like those triggered by a volcanic ...

#OTD in 2022, another underwater volcano, Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai, erupted. Several Earth satellites collected data during ...