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| A Burp or a Blast? Seismic Signals Reveal the Volcanic Eruption to Come | Last December, a gloopy ooze of lava began extruding out of the summit of La Soufri猫re, a volcano on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent. The effusion was slow at first; no one was threatened. Then in late March and early April, the volcano began to emit seismic waves associated with swiftly鈥 |
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| Will a volcanic eruption be a burp or a blast? | Perhaps monitoring from space will become the best way to see future phreatic eruptions coming. But so far, no successful long-term forecast of a phreatic eruption has taken place. 鈥淧hreatic eruptions are terrifying,鈥 said 鈥 |
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| Whale Songs Could Reveal Deep Secrets Beneath the Oceans | 鈥淚t鈥檚 a nice example of how we make use of the data the planet provides for us,鈥 said , a seismologist and volcanologist at Western Washington University not involved with the鈥 |
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| Whale Songs Could Reveal Deep Secrets Beneath the Oceans | 鈥淚t鈥檚 a nice example of how we make use of the data the planet provides for us,鈥 said , a seismologist and volcanologist at Western Washington University not involved with the鈥 |
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| Alaska islands may be part of single, massive volcano | Still, the preliminary research does provide some tantalizing clues to help scientists better understand the current and potential future hazards in this region. 鈥淭his lays a really nice story for future investigation,鈥 says鈥 |
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| Alaska islands may be part of single, massive volcano | Still, the preliminary research does provide some tantalizing clues to help scientists better understand the current and potential future hazards in this region. 鈥淭his lays a really nice story for future investigation,鈥 says鈥 |
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| 40th anniversary of Mount St. Helens eruption to take place virtually amid COVID-19 | Jackie Caplan-Auerbach is a geophysics professor at Western Washington University. Dr. Josef Dufek is a professor at the University of Oregon, teaching volcanology in the Department of Earth Sciences. Dr. Steve Malone is a research professor emeritus in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences鈥 |
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| Increased Hawaii Seismic Activity Not Considered a Danger | The most likely cause of the recent swarm is a subterranean movement of magmatic fluids within the volcano, although Neal added the earthquakes could also be caused by gas or fluid escaping from Loihi. Jackie Caplan-Auerbach, a Western Washington University professor who has studied鈥 |
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| Jackie Caplan-Auerbach to Speak at 草榴社区 on Feb. 12 about the 2018 Eruption of Hawai'i's Kilauea Volcano | |||
| Rare Earthquake Swarm Strikes Puerto Rico | In Puerto Rico, however, 鈥渨hat we鈥檙e looking at here are earthquakes of more or less common size: There鈥檚 still lots of small ones but quite a few fives and then up to the 6.4,鈥 said |