Why Are So Many Volcanoes Erupting? By Robin Wylie published 30 September 14 While volcanoes may not have “seasons” as we know them, scientists have started to discern intriguing patterns in their activity.
The Meteoric Rise of Life? By Robin Wylie published 7 January 14 Were life's origins aided by the impacts of asteroids and comets?
Did Volcano on Mercury Erupt for a Billion Years? (Op-Ed) By Robin Wylie published 8 December 13 A volcano on Mercury may have been active over an unprecedented billion-year time span.
Volcano Detectives Uncover Monster Ancient Eruption (Op-Ed) By Robin Wylie published 13 November 13 An 800-year-old ash layer reveals a massive volcanic event — but where was the eruption?
Long Invisible, Research Shows Volcanic CO2 Levels Are Staggering (Op-Ed) By Robin Wylie published 15 October 13 How much carbon dioxide actually comes from volcanoes?
Hawaiian Mythology Digs Deep into Volcanic Past (Op-Ed) By Robin Wylie published 3 October 13 Hawaiian myths are revealing ancient eruptions to scientists.
