Conclusion India has a rich geological history, with only one active volcano (Barren Island) and several dormant or extinct volcanoes. Understanding these volcanic formations helps us appreciate ...

Barren Island, located in Andaman Sea, is the Indian subcontinent’s only confirmed active volcano. It’s an uninhabited island ...

If all the world’s volcanoes erupted at the same time, Earth would face an unprecedented catastrophe, triggering massive lava ...

Far from the crowds, these 5 hidden Indian islands are home to pristine beaches, ancient ruins, and even an active volcano! A ...

By studying nitrogen isotopes in stromatolites, they found that volcanoes provided essential nutrients for early microbes. This volcanic activity could have driven microbial processes, eventually ...

The region spans 2,500 miles across the surface of Mars and contains 12 large volcanoes that are up to 100 times larger than any volcanoes on Earth. Like the volcanoes that formed the Hawaiian ...