Experts are saying a volcano in Iceland is threatening to erupt, and it could send up an ash cloud that would make last year’s massive air-traffic disruption seem minor.
A 40-foot-deep, 3-foot-wide crater almost swallowed a woman sleeping on top. And it’s not the first time a sinkhole traumatized residents in Guatemala City.
Earlier today, New Zealand underwent two large 5.3 and a 6.0 magnitude earthquakes in Christchurch, just five months after a 6.3 quake killed 181 people in the city on the nation’s South Island. Fortunately for the island nation, there have been no reports of deaths or serious injuries this time around.
Chileans can’t seem to catch a break these days.
Travel chaos caused by an entirely unpronounceable Icelandic volcano has returned to Europe.
Filmmaker Jon Gustafsson captured breathtaking footage of the eruption of Iceland’s Grimsvötn volcano from a Helicopter Service of Iceland chopper.
While you were preparing for the end of the world, here’s the news that mattered this weekend.
Better learn how to pronounce this name: Grimsvotn. It could be the cause of much travel grief if the eruption continues.
As one of the world’s most active volcanoes, Kilauea’s eruption is no surprise. But the lava flows are always stunning to watch.
The year 2010 wasn’t exactly a banner one when it came to transportation. And recent airport-security woes are only the beginning.
