An underwater volcano off the Oregon coast is showing signs it could erupt any day now. The Axial Seamount, located nearly a ...

The Axial Seamount, located along the Juan de Fuca Ridge, is the most active submarine volcano in the northeast Pacific and ...

An underwater volcano off the coast of Oregon captured the media’s interest earlier this year when scientists predicted it ...

The Axial Seamount is the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest, sitting 300 miles off the coast of Oregon and nearly a mile underwater in the Pacific Ocean, along the Juan de Fuca Ridge.

Hundreds of miles off the coast of Oregon, Deb Kelley watched a pod of dolphins swim past the research vessel Atlantis as the ...

A massive underwater volcano close to the US coast is on the brink of erupting after 2,000 earthquakes were recorded in just ...

Although researchers did predict the Axial Seamount would erupt in 2025, people on the Pacific coast shouldn't worry about ...

Scientists monitoring an underwater volcano located 300 miles off the coast of Oregon predict that an eruption is likely ...

Underwater volcanoes, also popularly known as submarine volcanoes, are powerful geological formations hidden under the ...

In June this year, the site recorded an extraordinary 2,000 earthquakes in a single day, a clear indicator of increasing seismic activity. This follows a pattern observed in previous eruptions in 1998 ...

The Axial Seamount, located about 300 miles off the Oregon coast and nearly 4,900 feet below the surface, has been inflating since January and is now showing signs of unrest.

Here's what to know. A 3D bathymetric map showing the shape and summit caldera of the Axial seamount, 300 miles off Oregon's coast. Warm colors indicate shallower depths, cool colors are deeper.