Category Archives: Volcanoes

Ash emissions of varying intensity continue from the volcano, producing a plume that rises approx. 500-1500 m above the crater. It seems that the emissions are generated by mild explosive activity still relatively deep inside the crater. So far, no … Continue reading

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A volcano in Russia’s Kamchatka region has spewed ashes, covering a local village with a thin layer of soot, the Emergency Situations Ministry said on Wednesday, the RIA Novosti news agency reported. The ash cloud from the Shiveluch Volcano reached … Continue reading

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The next couple of paragraphs will sound trite and condescending, only because they are. I am sure you have noticed the bombardment of global warming alerts, warnings, flags etc, etc. I can only take so much of the political manipulation, … Continue reading

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November 4th Colima Volcano Erupts

November 4th Colima Volcano Erupts . .

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Massive Magma Chambers Might Erupt When the Roof Above Them Cracks

Supervolcanoes, massive eruptions with potential global consequences, appear not to follow the conventional volcano mechanics of internal pressure building until the volcano blows. Instead, a new study finds, such massive magma chambers might erupt when the roof above them cracks … Continue reading

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