Explosions also coughed out a billowing plume of smoke into the sky, reaching 1,698-2,952 metres above Santa Maria’s 12,000-foot height and drifting towards the west and southwest.

Why a Volcano Has Erupted Almost Every Hour for 94 Years The Santiaguito lava dome under Guatemala’s Santa Maria Volcano is one of the most regular erupting features in the world. Here's how it ...

A trio of explorers sit atop Guatemala’s Santa María volcano, looking down on one of the world’s most active lava-dome complexes. They’d climbed 12,375 feet (3,772 meters) of steep terrain ...

Credit Zorn et al. 2020, Nature - Scientific Reports: DOI 10.1038/s41586-020-2212-1 ...

There has been increased activity in Guatemala's Santa Maria volcano which lies 200kms (124 miles) west of the country's capital. Residents of nearby communities woke on Wednesday morning to find ...

How drones can monitor explosive volcanoes Researchers create novel 3D models with centimeter resolution of a volcano in Guatemala Date: May 25, 2020 Source: GFZ GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam ...

Samples of 26 successive lavas from the high composite volcano of Santa María in southwestern Guatemala, demonstrate variations in magnetic declination and inclination which can be roughly-correlated ...

There has been increased activity in Guatemala's Santa Maria volcano which lies 200kms (124 miles) west of the country's capital. Residents of nearby communities woke on Wednesday morning to find ...