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…
While August 1st marks the beginning of autumn and harvest time in the Gaelic culture, Carl was spending a fortune to snatch the last fan of Sweden to survive the heatwave. Everyone else´s brains also seem to have melted down, so here are just a few photographic impressions snatched from Flickr and NASA in order to…
Etna After the last reported weak activity from mid-May during which incandescent material rarely was ejected high enough to fall over the crater rim, today Etna came back with a feeble eruption, according to the VAAC Toulouse. An official report by INGV will probably soon appear here and please don´t miss the INGV webcams and Granyia´s large webcam collection.…
2013 will most likely go down to history as the year with the least amount of interesting volcanic eruptions. And with that I mean volcanic eruptions that have good instrumentation and webcam, because we need both to be really interested in them. Otherwise it has been a rather regular volcanic year. The two stars have…
Dr Boris Behnke gave us the honor of a visit and explained how Etna functions as a reply to Alyson and dfm. Quote:” We know pretty well how magma moves below and into Etna. Usually when we get seismic signals at 15-25 km depth and a strong increase in soil CO2 emission at the base…
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