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  • Dense plume from Sakura-jima volcano seen by satellite

    When Sakura-jima volcano erupted on November 23, 2013, it emitted a dense plume of ash over the Japanese island of Kyushu. Currently Japan’s most active volcano, Sakura-jima explodes several hundred times each year but these eruptions are usually

  • Earth-watcher Proba-V ready to provide global vegetation data

    Launched by a Vega rocket from French Guiana in the early hours of May 7, 2013, the Proba-V miniaturised satellite is designed to map land cover and vegetation growth across the entire planet every two days at a resolution of 330 m.

    Today, less than seven months

  • Shiveluch spews ash 9 km into the air, Kamchatka

    According to the Kamchatkan territorial emergency situations department, Shiveluch volcano erupted Tuesday afternoon, December 2, and spewed ash nine kilometers into the air. The ash cloud streched northwest, bypassing populated areas.

    Rescuers

  • Kliuchevskoi eruption photographed from ISS

    When viewing conditions are favorable, astronauts on board the International Space Station (ISS) can take unusual and striking images of the Earth. This astronaut photograph provides a view of an eruption plume emanating from Kliuchevskoi Volcano (also

  • Northern Europe prepares for powerful storm system

    Northern Europe is bracing for powerful storm system expected to reach land by the middle and end of the week. The system will begin to organize on Tuesday, December 3, near southern Greenland and move eastward toward Scotland, Scandinavia and northern mainland

  • Night sky guide for December 2013

    December 3 – New Moon – From about 00:22 UTC the Moon will not be visible from Earth as it will be directly between the Earth and the Sun. This is the best time of the month to observe faint objects such as galaxies and star clusters because

  • Comet ISON vs The Sun – Updates

    ​Latest updates:

    December 2, 2013

    13:45 UTC

    Comet ISON's November adventures video by Sun Whisperers

    13:43 UTC

    Latest CIOC update: In Memoriam: "…Never one to follow convention, ISON lived a dynamic and unpredictable life,