This month for my Io Volcano of the Week series, we are looking at volcanoes that were observed at moderate resolution (160-280 meters or...

Back in mid-June, Space.com had a news article posted on their website titled, " Volcanic Moon of Jupiter Is Smelly and Bizarre ."...

For the last couple of weeks, we have been examining the Io-abstracts submitted for next month's Lunar and Planetary Science Conference...

From the comments on the 2009 Fall AGU meeting abstracts post back in October, I think it might be useful to have an overview post on what ...

Last week, a new paper was published in press (the paper has been approved for publication, but hasn't found a slot in the dead-tree ver...

As I pointed out yesterday, two papers were added to the journal Icarus's Articles in Press. The first that I want to summarize here i...

Published today in the journal Icarus's Articles in Press page is a new article by Chris Moore, D. B. Goldstein, P.L. Varghese, L.M. Tr...

A new Io-related paper was posted online on the journal Icarus 's Article-in-Press page, " The global distribution of Sulfur Dioxi...

A second explosive eruption took place at Halema`uma`u crater atop the Kilauea volcano on Wednesday morning. The eruption, along with wind...

The other Io-related paper in the April 2008 issue of the journal Icarus is titled, " S 2 O, polysulfuroxide and sulfur polymer on Io’s...

The Honolulu Star-Bulletin reported today on a brand new gas vent at the Halema`uma`u crater at the Kilauea volcano on the island of Hawaii....

There is a nice blog post by Ted Stryk, guest blogging for the Planetary Society at the Lunar and Planetary Sciences Conference, on some of...

Arizona State University's Ramses Ramirez, Dave Williams, and Ron Greeley have a poster at next week's Lunar and Planetary Sciences ...

In the second LPSC abstract highlighted on this blog, Kandis Lea Jessup and John Spencer present the work they have done on Hubble images of...