Lava

A lavalava, sometime written as lava-lava, also known as an 'ie, short for 'ie lavalava, is an article of daily clothing traditionally worn by Polynesians and other Oceanic peoples.

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Lava could light up the James Webb Space Telescope's search for watery exoplanets

Hotter Than Lava: The Surprising Science of Molten Uranium

The Whole Surface of This Hellish Moon Is Covered in Lakes of Lava

Rivers of Lava on Venus Reveal a More Volcanically Active Planet

NASA reveals 'glass-smooth lake of cooling lava' on surface of Jupiter's moon Io

Lava Unleashed: Iceland’s Fiery Spectacle on the Reykjanes Peninsula

Lava-Lit Lenticular Cloud Crowns Volcano in Spectacular Photo

Surviving Lava-Like Heat – Scientists Discover Hundreds of New Ceramics With Industry-Disrupting Properties

Lava from Iceland volcano spied from space (satellite photo)

'Like an Early Earth': Scientists Find Planet Drowned in Ocean of Lava

At Volcanic Eruptions in Iceland and Beyond, Efforts to Control Lava Remain Challenging

Is K2-18b Covered in Oceans of Water or Oceans of Lava?

Half of this Exoplanet is Covered in Lava

Astronomers found ultra-hot, Earth-sized exoplanet with a lava hemisphere

Geological Drama: Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula Erupts in a Blaze of Lava

Insane Images Show Lava Flowing Out of The Fissure That's Opened Up in Iceland

Mount Etna’s Fiery Fury: Lava and Ash Eruption Towers Over Sicily

The Pillars of Creation were made famous by a 1995 Hubble photo. Now, JWST has seen far more deeply into this iconic region, discovering "quite active" young stars. Scientists say these stars fire supersonic jets that interact with clouds of dust, creating lava-like conditions within the pillars.

NASA shares never-before-seen images of Jupiter's lava-covered moon, Io

Half Of All Rocky Planets Are Strange ‘Burning Worlds’ Of Lava, Say Scientists