Sakurajima volcano in southwest Japan has erupted in a breathtaking display, sending towering ash plumes soaring as high as 4,400 meters into the sky. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and urging residents to stay alert and prepared for any possible hazards
Watch in awe as towering fountains of molten lava explode skyward in a breathtaking eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano. The BBC takes you right to the heart of this fiery spectacle, revealing the unstoppable power and fierce geological forces that continue to shape the island
A volcano in Russia’s Far East has roared back to life for the first time in centuries, sending massive ash clouds soaring into the sky and prompting heightened alertness from local authorities. Fortunately, no injuries have been reported so far
Volcanoes across several U.S. states have recently intensified their activity, igniting growing concern among scientists and nearby communities. Experts are vigilantly monitoring seismic data to anticipate potential eruptions and protect the public
Japan’s majestic Sakurajima volcano has erupted spectacularly, unleashing a colossal ash plume that soared two miles into the sky. In response, the Japanese Meteorological Agency has issued urgent warnings, urging nearby residents to brace themselves for possible ashfall and the effects of volcanic activity.
In Italy’s Phlegraean Fields, residents grapple with an ever-changing landscape marked by volcanic activity. “The ground keeps breaking and deforming,” they say, highlighting the challenges of living near one of the world’s most active supervolcanoes.
