In the Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, she and former UB master’s student Kenneth Christle report that the pillars, hollow and made from basalt, likely formed in a surprising reaction ...

Try spraying lava with water, some suggest. Maybe dig a ditch to divert the flow or erect a barrier? How about explosives? Can’t they change its course? No. No. And no. “It’s a ...

Dragon Ball Daima has finally brought Goku to the Demon Realm, and with it has delivered a major nerf to his power that he’s going to have to overcome throughout the series. But after everything ...

Humans have tried many ways to stop lava in the past, from attempting to freeze it in place by cooling it with sea water, to using explosives to disrupt its supply, to building earthen barriers.

The flowing lava poured over a key pipe that transports hot water from the local power plant to nearby towns. By Egill Bjarnason and Emma Bubola Egill Bjarnason reported from Husavik, Iceland ...

land-based lava pillars in Iceland likely formed in a surprising reaction where lava met water without an explosion. Such formations are common deep under the ocean, but have not been described on ...

"Usually, when lava and water meet in aerial environments, the water instantly flashes to steam," said Gregg, a UB associate professor of geology. "That's a volume increase of eight times—boom." ...