Can a volcano rise from the dead? Uturuncu, a lofty peak in the Central Andes mountain range, is what’s known as a “zombie ...

Deep beneath the waves of the Pacific Ocean, nearly a mile underwater, one of the most fascinating volcanoes in the world is ...

Further research could also lead to a new way to harness geothermal energy. Uturuncu is not the only zombie volcano that has existed. "Over decades, the Global Volcanism Program has recorded about ...

the UK and the US has conducted high-resolution imaging of magma and gases moving around underneath the volcano. Their study, published in the journal PNAS, reveals that the “zombie” rumbling ...

One of the Pacific Ocean’s lesser-known volcanoes will blow its vent in the coming months, causing 10,000 earthquakes in one day. Here’s what scientists are saying.

Zombie volcanoes,' thought extinct, can unexpectedly reactivate, challenging the definition of an 'active' volcano. Bolivia's Uturuncu, dormant for 250,000 years, exhibits gas and earthquake ...

And yet, this so-called “zombie volcano” appears to be moving, breathing, and even quaking – despite its ancient slumber. Maybe we’ll need to give Rick Grimes a call after all. Uturuncu ...

A volcano that has not erupted in 250,000 years is showing signs of an imminent eruption that would cause destruction and loss of life. Uturuncu, a so-called 'zombie' volcano located in the Andes ...

Instead, magma, gases, and briny fluids are interacting within a hydrothermal system—an activity not entirely understood—to cause the volcano's "zombie" rumblings. Beneath Uturuncu ...

Can a volcano rise from the dead? Uturuncu, a lofty peak in the Central Andes mountain range, is what’s known as a “zombie volcano.” It hasn’t erupted for more than 250,000 years ...