Millennium Volcanoes
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Ball’s Pyramid
Guest Post by Clive: Photo: Hatty Gottschalk ‘Spaces’ http://hattygottschalk.jimdo.com/ Reproduced with permission of Hatty Gottschalk. Please visit his wonderful photos at: http://www.mandarin-media.com/photographers/hatty-gottschalk. Well worth a look! Ever since I saw my first pictures of Ball’s Pyramid, I wanted to know more about this isolated and amazing structure. The pyramid is named after Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird…
The Water Volcano – The new Decade Volcano Program
What is a better starting point for our proposed list of new Decade Volcanoes than a volcano that operates in a way that almost no other volcano does? As the number ten of our list we hereby present a volcano that equally blends being an artesian well and an andesitic tephra producer of note. Without…
A new Decade Volcano Program – An Introduction
The current Decade Volcano Program First of all, let me make one thing abundantly clear. This is a list put forth by us as suggestion for a new Decade Volcano program. But, in the end it is the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI) that decides if there will be…
Kerguelen, Amsterdam/St Paul, and Iceland
How Australia became an island (https://elowyn.wordpress.com/2010/06/04/kerguelen-islands/) By Albert The oceans were once less known than the Moon. Perhaps this is true no longer. Gravity maps released last year show remarkable details of the ocean floor. Chains of (ex-)volcanoes are everywhere. Spreading ridges and transform faults are visible. Under water plateaus around islands are revealed. A…
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