Blue flames and red lava are burning in the Kilauea volcano rift zone on the Big Island of Hawaii. (Watch the USGS' incredible video in the video player above). What's the science behind Mother Nature ...
Methane gas produced by Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has caused rare blue flames to arise from cracks in the pavement. U.S. Geological Survey scientists were able to capture what they called "one of the ...
Lightning struck a bourbon warehouse, setting fire to a cache of 800,000 gallons of liquor in the Bardstown countryside of Kentucky in 2003. Some of it spilled into a nearby creek, spawning a massive ...
Fire may be one of humanity's original innovations, but it is still surprising us hundreds of centuries after the first manmade flames. In 2016 scientists at the University of Maryland stumbled upon ...
Blue flames and red lava are burning in the Kilauea volcano rift zone on the Big Island of Hawaii. What's the science behind Mother Nature's colorful display? The USGS writes: "A blue burning flame of ...
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