Ringbelt

Seventy-five percent of the world’s volcanoes sit along one 40,000-kilometer horseshoe around the Pacific: the Ring of Fire. Ringbelt is named after it and takes you along that belt and far beyond. 100 volcanoes. From Etna and Vesuvius to Krakatoa, Pinatubo and Novarupta, each with its location and coordinates, type, status, last eruption and VEI. Search by name and filter by region or status. 100 daily facts. A new story every day about eruptions, great earthquakes, tsunamis and the science behind them, ready to share or save. 60 lessons. How magma rises, how tectonic plates move, how seismographs work and which volcanic hazards matter most, each followed by a short quiz. 3 interactive scales. Slide through Richter magnitude, the Volcanic Explosivity Index and the Mercalli intensity scale to see real examples and what each level means. Save anything to My Log and add a voice note of up…