Earth has more than 10,000 kinds of minerals. This massive new catalog describes them all. By Rahul Rao / Published July 1, 2022
Volcanic eruptions are unpredictable, but these geologists cracked the code By Rahul Rao / Published June 3, 2022
Tonga’s historic volcanic eruption could help predict when tsunamis strike land By Kate Baggaley / Published May 13, 2022
In its visit to Psyche, NASA hopes to glimpse the center of the Earth By Megan I. Gannon / Published April 19, 2022
Pluto’s icy volcanoes may have once belched ‘antifreeze lava’ By Kate Baggaley / Published March 29, 2022
Here’s why Saturn’s ‘ocean moon’ is constantly spewing liquid into space By Philip Kiefer / Published March 24, 2022
This rare blue diamond is practically a miracle of nature By Elana Spivack / Published November 15, 2021
Kīlauea has belched 4.2 billion gallons of lava—and it isn’t done yet By Elana Spivack / Published October 19, 2021
What it’s like to drink water that’s 15,000 years old By Grunes et al./The Conversation / Published October 10, 2021
Volcanoes could be our fiery allies in the fight against carbon emissions By Angely Mercado / Published August 26, 2021
How minerals and rocks reflect rainbows, glow in the dark, and otherwise blow your mind By Lauren Leffer / Published June 28, 2021
Jostling in Venus’ crust could reveal clues about Earth’s early geology By Leto Sapunar / Published June 25, 2021