For over a century, the concept of a shallow magma chamber—a large magma-filled cavity just ~5 km under the base of a volcano—has been the foundation for igneous petrology and volcanology.

Scientists in Iceland are aiming to drill 1.3 miles into the earth's crust to a volcano's magma chamber in order to source huge amounts of geothermal energy.

For decades, scientists believed that magma chambers beneath volcanoes were transient, forming before an eruption and then ...

The magma reservoir beneath Yellowstone volcano consists of two chambers — a shallow reservoir near the surface that's around 55 miles (90 kilometers) long and 25 miles (40 km) wide, and a ...

Results of modeled pressure changes in magma chamber in response to different rates of ice mass unloading and the equivalent ...

Chrapkiewicz at el, "Magma chamber detected beneath an arc volcano with full-waveform inversion of active-source seismic data", Geochemistry, Geophysics and Geosystems, January 2023, 10.1029 ...

These were used to identify a large magma chamber that has been growing at an average rate of roughly 4 million cubic meters per year since Kolumbo's last eruption in 1650 C.E.

Scientists in Iceland are steaming ahead with an ambitious project to drill straight down into a magma chamber that could provide not only the first direct look at the oceans of molten rock ...

Scientists in Iceland want to drill straight into an underground magma chamber. The project could offer clues about how volcanoes work, as well as create geothermal energy. The biggest hurdles are ...

SCIENTISTS are planning to bore a hole into Earth that could unleash an unlimited energy source. The researchers are hopeful that by digging over a mile into the earth they can harness the power of… ...

Scientists in Iceland have come up with an ambitious plan to drill into a volcano’s magma chamber to source an abundant amount of clean, super-hot geothermal energy.. The project, which would be ...