The numerous mountain cones in the northern hemisphere of the Red Planet may be the result of mud volcanoes. Lusi - the world's largest ongoing mud eruption that began on the Indonesian island of ...

Read about the volcano that some believe almost wiped humans ... 5,000 times as powerful as the Hiroshima nuclear bomb explosion, was the largest explosion heard in recent times.

NASA geologists studying Mars concluded that the mud volcanoes of Azerbaijan are similar to the uplands of the planet in their structure. World's largest mud volcano Toragay is the largest mud ...

The mud volcano has eight other recorded eruptions, dating back to May 1861, when the island that formed was just 285 feet (87 meters) wide and 11.5 feet (3.5 meters) above the water. The largest ...

An island appeared in the Caspian sea between Europe and Asia, and scientists say it was formed by a sunken mud volcano ... four football fields — at its largest. A Dec. 25 satellite image ...

Members of the international IODP expedition "Hellenic Arc Volcanic Field" have now found evidence of one of the largest eruptions ... water into turbid flows and mud. These flows transported ...