An analysis of a 30,000-year-old fossil vulture from Central Italy has revealed for the first time that volcanic rock can ...

The southern half of the image looks greyer than the January 27, 2013 image (above), evidence of the ash and pyroclastic flow deposits from the February 3, 2013 explosive eruption. Image: NASA.

The scientists, according to Space.com, plan to map the pyroclastic deposits in order to better understand how the water concentrations differ on the moon – and might even target those places ...

This has been backed up by pyroclastic deposits up to 200 feet thick not far from Santorini island. Santorini, Greece Getty Images. In their paper, ...

"Volcanic deposits are associated with hot, fast-moving pyroclastic currents that will destroy soft tissues," study co-author Dawid Iurino, an associate professor in vertebrate paleontology at the ...

Prof. Dawid A. Iurino (University of Milan), coordinator of the study said: “We are used to think that volcanic deposits are associated with hot, fast-moving pyroclastic currents that will ...

The Avellino eruption, which occurred 3,780 years ago, began with an intense pumice fallout followed by pyroclastic surges that spread up to 15.5 miles (25 kilometers) from the volcano, burying ...

This deposit could be pyroclastic material or ash from small dome-collapses that may have occurred earlier in the day. It is very reminiscent of the debris fans from dome-collapse pyroclastic flows at ...

Using satellite data, scientists from Brown University studied lunar pyroclastic deposits, layers of rock that likely formed from large volcanic eruptions.The magma associated with these explosive ...