The Economic Times

Volcano near which 2 million people live tracked by scientists for 2 years. They found hidden underground movements

Research on Nicaragua's Masaya volcano has unveiled the dynamic nature of its underground magma reservoirs over time. An analysis of satellite imagery from 2018 to 2024 has detected alterations in the caldera and Santiago crater. Some areas exhibited ground uplift, indicating rising magma, while others experienced subsidence. This continuous observation is vital to understanding potential volcanic risks and guiding local communities.