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Biggest Volcano in the World: Mauna Loa vs. Tamu Massif Explained

The title of the world's biggest volcano depends entirely on how you measure it: Mauna Loa leads in mass and volume, while the submerged Tamu Massif — a shield volcano the size of New Mexico — holds the record for sheer geographic footprint. Asher John - June 28, 2026

NASA Satellite Caught a Tsunami Crossing the Pacific and Rewrote the Models

When a magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Kamchatka in 2024, NASA's SWOT satellite captured the entire transoceanic tsunami in unprecedented detail — exposing a rupture zone larger than seismic models predicted and wave behavior no standard forecasting tool had anticipated. Alexander Gabriel - June 27, 2026

6 Ways the Atlantic Cold Blob Signals a Dangerous AMOC Slowdown

A new peer-reviewed study identifies declining ocean heat transport from a weakening Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation as the dominant driver of the North Atlantic cold blob — a full-depth cooling anomaly that defies global warming trends and could reshape European climate. Will Lewis - June 22, 2026

8 Surprising Facts About Roosterfish Research in Baja

Roosterfish are one of the Eastern Pacific's most prized sport fish — and one of the least studied. A new College of Idaho-led expedition in Baja, Mexico is using satellite tags to change that. Will Lewis - June 18, 2026

15 Bizarre Ways Marine Life Uses Sound, Light, and Electricity to Communicate

Marine environments are teeming with signals humans barely perceive. From the darkest deep-sea trenches to... Trista - November 23, 2025

10 Theories About What’s Hiding in the Deep Ocean Trenches

The deep ocean trenches, such as the Mariana Trench, represent the most enigmatic regions on... Trista - October 10, 2025

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