Science topics can feel dull when people face them in essays, but creativity changes that. Students often search for ways to ...

"Now it's erupting every night, oh, lava is hot? I guess so. Say it explodes, baby, I know, that's that big volcano!". Sing ...

Geoengineering refers to deliberate large-scale interventions in the Earth’s natural systems to counteract climate change. The idea of using volcanoes to cool the planet falls under this umbrella.

This fun backyard science experiment cools off hot little feet! Materials needed: a straw, a wooden skewer, tape, and a cup of water. What to do: Push a skewer through the center of a straw.

A healthy dose of purposeful bathroom humor sets the stage for exploration in engineer and illustrator Jorge Cham’s new graphic novel Volcanoes Are Hot: Oliver’s Great Big Universe #2.

“When students see science being presented in a fun, relatable and engaging way, they might be more enthusiastic. “My curiosity and determination to prove others wrong outweighed my fears.

Scientists uncover why "stealth" volcanoes stay silent until eruption Veniaminof, Alaska, has frequent unexpected eruptions -- modeling how they happen could help us protect people from unexpected ...

Extinct volcanoes could contain high concentrations of rare earth elements, essential components for the green transition. Ulanqab Ulanhada Volcano No. 5 in Inner Mongolia, China.

Steps . Mold your volcano around a 20-ounce soda bottle. (Follow step 1 above to create your volcano structure.) Mix 1 cup of vinegar, 1 cup of warm water, a teaspoon of dishwashing detergent, and ...

Active vs. dormant volcanoes. Obviously, visible lava spewing from a volcano’s caldera, like Hawai’i’s Mount Kīlauea or Grimsvötn in Iceland, indicates that a volcano is active. However ...

Kate Biberdorf, known as Kate the Chemist joins TODAY to share easy and fun back-to-school science experiments to try at home or school including making string slime and "hatching dinosaur eggs ...