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Cool a metal near absolute zero and its electrical resistance can vanish entirely

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Mount Etna’s outburst followed a partial collapse of the crater wall

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Mount Etna ranks as the most active volcano in all of Europe

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Indonesia has already logged 2,336 volcanic eruptions this year

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Indonesia’s Semeru has erupted more than any volcano on Earth this year

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Kilauea’s next lava burst could erupt within 10 to 15 days, USGS models warn

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Mayon Volcano keeps erupting at Alert Level 3, with nearly 4,000 people now in evacuation shelters

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Indonesia’s Lewotobi volcano blasted ash 2,000 meters high Friday, its 67th eruption this year

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Earth’s Ring of Fire produces about 90% of all earthquakes

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A pyroclastic flow burst from Mount Etna’s summit and raced down its western flank as a 6.5-kilometer plume sent tourists running

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A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck 77 kilometers south of Gorontalo, Indonesia, rupturing 129 kilometers down beneath the Sulawesi seafloor

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NOAA’s Okeanos Explorer wrapped a deep-water ROV campaign around Hawaii, mapping seafloor and coral ecosystems few human eyes have ever seen

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California logged 64 earthquakes in a single day, more than any other state, as the oilfield country of Texas shook 29 times in the same 24 hours

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The Pacific Ring of Fire generates roughly 90% of the world’s earthquakes along a 40,000-kilometer horseshoe of colliding plate boundaries

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France’s WEST tokamak held a fusion plasma for 1,337 seconds at 50 million degrees Celsius, the longest confinement on record

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California shook 64 times in a single day, leading the nation, as Alaska logged 43 quakes and oilfield Texas 29 in the same stretch

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USGS forecasts Kilauea’s next lava-fountain burst within 10 to 15 days after Episode 48 broke the all-time record with 650-foot fountains

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A magnitude 5.2 quake rattled the New Guinea region near Gorontalo, the strongest jolt USGS logged worldwide in the past 24 hours

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Pitt and Italian physicists just reversed turbulence’s energy flow in the lab, upending an 80-year-old rule of fluid dynamics

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Stanford physicists used twisted light to run quantum operations at room temperature, sidestepping the extreme cooling that hobbles other systems

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