volcanologists

Even though the ground may seem solid and still, the earth is actually never at rest. Its surface is constantly shifting, and beneath that churns a layer of molten magma. This book erupts with sizzling information about volcanoes, their study, and some of the deadliest eruptions in history..

Contains a brief overview of volcanoes and their causes and includes a quiz, definitions of unfamiliar vocabulary, a discussion question, and activity.

Looks at active volcanoes around the world, including Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines, and Japan's Mount Unzen, and introduces the scientists who investigate volcanoes.

Teaches readers all about volcanoes, and the scientists who go to extremes to study them.

Predicting volcanic eruptions or earthquakes could save many dollars and lives. Volcanologists study active volcanoes and get down and dirty with ash. They even experiment with red hot lava! Seismologists study earthquakes from fault to devastation. Show young readers that earth science can thrill and astound.

Examines the causes and disastrous effects of volcanoes; and discusses how scientists study volcanoes and some benefits of volcanoes.

The author shares stories of his career as a volcanologist, discussing his experiences in the crater of the Soufriere Volcano on St. Vincent, his study of Mount St. Helens, and other adventures; and introduces readers to the basics of volcanology and the wonders of volcanoes.

This book explores careers in volcano science using examples of real-life scientists.

Discusses volcanoes, techtonic plates, the different types of volcanic activity and dangers, and scientists' efforts to predict and study eruptions.