Science Explains Why Volcanoes Are Erupting All over the Place Right Now (Posted 2014-09-29 17:55:18)Wylie, Robin
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we have observed bursts of radio energy from the planet's surface.These bursts are similar to what we see when volcanoes erupt on Earth.So this too suggests ongoing volcanic activity.But, although this is intriguing evidence, no one's actually observed a Venus volcano erupting yet, so we can...
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Erupting into space. An 86-mile-high volcanic plume explodes above the horizon of Jupiter’s moon Io. The plume is erupting over a caldera (volcanic depression), named Pillan Patera, after a South American god of thunder, fire, and volcanoes. Galileo, June 28, 1997. ...