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Robin George Andrews

Surprise magma pocket found in Iceland hints at more 'ticking time bombs'

1 June 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Environment and Conservation

Here's why Mount Nyiragongo is one of Africa's most dangerous volcanoes

27 May 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Eruption in Iceland may mark the start of decades of volcanic activity

23 March 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Where did Mars's liquid water go? A new theory holds fresh clues.

17 March 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Newfound meteorite could help unlock secrets of the solar system

11 March 2021. By Robin George Andrews

DNA study of 6,200-year-old massacre victims raises more questions than answers

11 March 2021. By Robin George Andrews

A swarm of earthquakes shakes Iceland. Are volcanic eruptions next?

5 March 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Oldest dog remains in Americas discovered in Alaska

25 February 2021. By Robin George Andrews

3-ton parts of Stonehenge may have been carried from earlier monuments

12 February 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Has science solved one of history’s greatest adventure mysteries?

28 January 2021. By Robin George Andrews

Does lightning strike on Venus? Mysterious flash may help solve puzzle.

1 January 2021. By Robin George Andrews

The moon may have stretched early Earth into a potato shape

15 April 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Bizarre life-forms found thriving in ancient rocks beneath the seafloor

2 April 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Vesuvius eruption baked some people to death—and turned one brain to glass

26 January 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Environment and Conservation

What the Philippines volcano ‘worst-case scenario’ could look like

14 January 2020. By Robin George Andrews

Big volcanic bump unlike anything seen before found on the moon

14 December 2019. By Robin George Andrews

Why the New Zealand volcano eruption caught the world by surprise

10 December 2019. By Robin George Andrews

The ghosts of ancient hurricanes live in Caribbean blue holes

12 November 2019. By Robin George Andrews

These human-size crystals formed in especially strange ways

23 October 2019. By Robin George Andrews

Environment and Conservation

Hear the sounds of climate change—with earthquake monitors

18 October 2019. By Robin George Andrews