Read article: Monitoring a smoking giant with muons: a plan for Popocatépetl
James Dacey investigates a plan to use muons to peer inside Mexico’s famous volcano Popocatépetl to help predict the timing and extent of its fiery outbursts
Read article: Earthquakes could be triggered by sound waves that ‘fluidize’ faults
New experiments could also explain why some aftershocks occur
Read article: Chicxulub: scientists revisit the crater of doom
Scientists are preparing to glean insights in crater formation, materials science and mechanisms of mass extinction from the Chicxulub impact structure
Read article: Web life: EGU Network blogs
A collection of geology, geophysics and earth science blogs written by (mostly) European geoscientists
Read article: Could radon and one of its radioactive isotopes reliably predict an earthquake?
Radon–thoron isotope concentrations may peak before an earthquake
Read article: What can we learn by listening to the ocean?
From marine earthquakes to dolphins chattering, the ocean rings with noises
Read article: Whistling volcanoes: radio waves in volcanic lightning
Ian Randall reports on the finding that whistler waves can come from volcanoes
Read article: The restless rocks of Racetrack Playa
The rocks in California's Racetrack Playa are on the move, but how? Brian Jackson describes how he and his colleagues solved a decades-old mystery
Read article: Lasers reveal previously unseen fossil details
New palaeontological imaging method is cheap and non-destructive
Read article: Between the lines
A subtle and fiendish collection of physics problems and a geophysical journey that revels in unusual connections, reviewed by Margaret Harris
