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Two pillars sit at the end of the world. To the ancients, the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea was the end of the known (civilized) world. Mythology tells us that Hercules smashed the mountains to create an opening, flanked by two pillars.
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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…
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 …
Gran Canaria - VolcanoCafe
2023年10月21日 · 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.
What Is a Volcano? | VolcanoCafe
As we grow older and go to school, we are presented with a slightly more realistic image of what a volcano is. We learn that they are confined to certain, mostly far-away regions, that they possess a magma chamber and that they can be deadly. If we paid close attention, we may remember that there are two main types of volcano, the stratovolcano (from strata, layers) and …
The Kilauea dike of 2024 - VolcanoCafe
2024年2月1日 · The map above shows that earthquakes (orange circles) are happening outside the connector (light blue areas) in multiple places. Where they overlap the connector just south of the caldera I think is the starting location of the dike intrusion, given that earthquakes were initially clustered there before exiting to the SW and NE.
When volcanoes bring rain? | VolcanoCafe
2023年12月16日 · Shishaldin started to produce some activity around July 14 consisting of a minor eruption with limited SO2 cloud. This was followed by a series of remarkable eruptions all producing substantial sulfur dioxide clouds that drifted for days before fading into H2SO4 and spiraled around mid-latitude cyclones.