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January 5, 2012

Merapi continues to erupt

Indonesia’s Mount Merapi sent another powerful blast of searing ash and rock into the sky again on Wednesday, marking the volcano's most powerful …

January 5, 2012

Hazardous Living: Iceland afire

When Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull volcano began erupting March 20, few people expected it to wind up wreaking havoc on the world’s travel. Yet …

January 5, 2012

Fire and ice produced Eyjafjalla's explosion

When an Icelandic volcano with a nearly unpronounceable name erupted after 200 years of quiet in March, it was little more than a curiosity. But …

January 5, 2012

Blogging on EARTH: Second dispatches from EGU

EARTH’s Carolyn Gramling is in Vienna, Austria, at the European Geophysical Union meeting this week. Here are a few more sessions that she has …

January 5, 2012

Beads of water on the moon

During the Apollo missions, NASA astronauts shoveled, bagged and sent back to Earth close to 400 kilograms of lunar rocks and soil. But …

January 5, 2012

Alaska's Mt. Redoubt erupts at last

Blogging on EARTH After months of threatening and rumbling, Mount Redoubt finally erupted late Sunday night. Redoubt began to exhibit increasing …