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Magma build-up may put Salvadoran capital at risk

July 25, 2016

Scientists discover magma buildup under New Zealand town

June 4, 2016

Making magma helps researchers understand volcanoes

March 23, 2016

Water Plus Magma = Increased Explosivity

February 23, 2016

Water plus magma equals increased explosivity

February 11, 2016

Rapid formation of bubbles in magma may trigger sudden volcanic eruptions

February 2, 2016

Expedition probes undersea magma system

January 13, 2016

Frictional heat dehydrates magma

December 29, 2015

Interior Water Not Ruled Out for Our Moon

December 29, 2015

Large igneous provinces linked to extinction events

October 31, 2015

New ‘geospeedometer’ confirms super-eruptions have short fuses

October 20, 2015

Climate change leaves its mark on the sea floor? Maybe not,...

October 16, 2015

Simulating path of ‘magma mush’ inside an active volcano

October 2, 2015

Properties of magma influence forecasts

August 31, 2015

Ancient magma movements responsible for Gascoyne minerals

August 20, 2015

Scientists see deeper Yellowstone magma

April 24, 2015

Magma intrusion is likely source of Colombia-Ecuador border quake swarms

April 23, 2015

To speed up magma, add water

February 3, 2015

Ancient deformation of the lithosphere revealed in Eastern China

February 3, 2015

‘Dark magma’ could explain mystery volcanoes

November 11, 2014

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Counting calories in the fossil record

April 1, 2014

Going underground: Cambridge digs into the history of geology with landmark exhibition

November 25, 2017

Split Apple Rock “Tokangawhā”

May 22, 2016

Rare rock with 30,000 diamonds examined

January 6, 2015

Late Cretaceous Period Was Likely Ice-Free

September 26, 2013

Research shows we’re surprisingly similar to Earth’s first animals

March 9, 2021

Magma

Monitoring ‘frothy’ magma gases could help evade disaster

Study proves that magma chambers are huge masses of crystals with just a very small amount of melt

New way to estimate magma beneath Yellowstone supervolcano

Magma ocean may be responsible for the moon’s early magnetic field

Catching mantle plumes by their magma tails