The most massive volcano in the world, with a footprint the size of New Mexico, crouches in the dark depths of the western Pacific Ocean. (sciencenews.org)
The most - favoured explanation is volcanic eruptions: 252 million years ago, massive volcanoes erupted in Siberia and they continued to belch forth viscous basalt lava and... (newscientist.com)
Chile has many different adventures to offer tourists: stargazing in the driest desert in the world, millennial glaciers in the southernmost part of the planet, enchanted forests, and lakes located at the foot of massive volcanoes. (captured-travel.com)