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Volcano Watch: Complex interactions between air and land help shape Hawaii Island Hawaii 24/7 (press release) Images courtesy of UH-Hilo (Volcano Watch is a weekly article written by scientists at the US Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.) Currently, in Hawaii, we find ourselves in the middle of ho`oilo, or the wet season. See all stories on this topic »

4.1 earthquake hits Hawaii Island Big Island Video News It occurred 5 miles west of Volcano. USGS maps put the quake in the same vicinity as the recent swarm of quakes between the Kilauea and Mauna Loa volcanoes. Earlier today, scientists said they are continuing to keep an eye on the swarm of small … See all stories on this topic » Big Island Video News

Two Alaskan Volcanoes Threaten to Erupt Earthweek – A Diary of the Planet Kanaga Volcano, viewed from the west with Mount Moffet, Adak and Great Sitkin in the background. Alaska’s Cleveland Volcano continues to show signs of unrest, with its expanding lava dome threatening to lead to an explosive eruption. See all stories on this topic » Earthweek – A Diary of the Planet

Seismic Swarm of Quakes Reported Near Kilauea Maui Now A Press Release from the US Geological Survey’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory indicates that seismic swarms in the area have sometimes heralded changes in Kilauea’s ongoing east rift zone eruption. As of yesterday afternoon though, scientists had not … See all stories on this topic » Maui Now

Marsquake? How rumblings could bolster hope for life on Mars. Christian Science Monitor If seismic activity on Mars is recent, and it can be traced to a volcano, it could mean that there is a source of heat to melt ice and provide potential habitats for simple forms of life. By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / February 23, 2012 Life on Mars? See all stories on this topic » Christian Science Monitor

Could signs of Mars earthquakes mean there is life on the red planet? Alaska Dispatch A pair of long gashes in the surface of Mars associated with a towering volcano shows evidence of marsquakes that could have occurred within the past few million years, and perhaps within modern times, according to new research. See all stories on this topic »

Anna Vogelzang: Canary in a Coal Mine PopMatters From lullaby opener “Undertow”, to the dueling imagery of placidity and explosiveness in “Volcanoes”, to clear-eyed closer “Birdfeeders”, each set of images feels fresh and understated. “I come home broken, bruised like a peach / You make a fruit pie, … See all stories on this topic »

Photo-op: capturing Iceland’s volcanoes and northern lights The Traveller’s Blog (blog) It helps to be on the right volcano at the right time. If you’re not already obsessed with travelling to Iceland (like we are) and always have a fare alert set for flights to Reykjavik then these photos might be just the thing. Spewing lava set against … See all stories on this topic » The Traveller’s Blog (blog)

Iceland Shines In Sandro Santioli’s Aerial Shots Of Exotic Landscapes (PHOTOS) Huffington Post In addition to volcanoes, the tiny island nation in the Atlantic has glaciers, craggy coastlines, spectacular geysers, thermal springs, and other features that invite exploration. But you don’t have to have your boots dirty to get a look at Iceland’s … See all stories on this topic »

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