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Ongoing Events - VolcanoCafe
This page contains useful links and graphics for the current notable event. The following is for mbl.is cameras, with a Thorbjorn focus March 2024 cams, MBL RUV operates several camera: March 2024 …
The young volcanologist guide to Lanzarote | VolcanoCafe
May 22, 2017 · The highest point in Lanzarote (671 meters) is the remnants of a volcanic eruption that was too hard for weather and wind to destroy. It is called Peñas de la Chache and is in the north.
Welcome to VC! - VolcanoCafe
A warm welcome! Volcanocafé is all about the sharing of information and thoughts as collectively, we know far more than even the most erudite. But in order to do so, we have to obey certain rules o…
The shaking ground of Campi Flegrei - VolcanoCafe
May 21, 2024 · The same seismic mapping has also shown that there are two somewhat shallow reservoirs within the caldera. One (‘A’ on the map) is located underneath the bay at some 2.5 km depth, and the other (‘B’) under land at some 3.5 km depth near Solfatara.
Medicine Lake Volcano and Lava Beds National Monument
Aug 24, 2016 · The Lava Beds National Monument covers some 190 km 2 (74 sq miles) to the northeast of Medicine Lake Volcano. It has one of the World’s greatest collection of different volcanic features such as lava tubes, cinder cones, spatter cones, hornitos, pit craters, maars, fumaroles, lava flows and volcanic fields.
Gran Canaria - VolcanoCafe
Oct 21, 2023 · A 460-meter-thick pile of ignimbrites (at least 13 sheets) near Montaña de Los Hogarzales. The lowermost ignimbrite which is dark and somewhat reddish in colour is the P1 ignimbrite erupted at 13.95 Ma.
The Life of a Volcano | VolcanoCafe
It now entered a long period of dormancy, occasionally broken by additional small eruptions of no more than a few hundredths of a cubic kilometre at a time.Also, because of the magma reservoirs being depleted with each further eruption, there was some collapse of the central parts which led to an enlargement of the summit crater to a diameter of a few kilometres.
Volcano – VolcanoCafe
Due to this article being so graphics heavy, I had to break it up into two parts, with the second part coming tomorrow evening. It is somewhat ironic that my brain is operating mainly in a graphical mode, and that I think in visualisations and graphic models, whereas at …