Karymski Volcano (Kamtschatka): leistungsstarke vulkanianische Explosionen

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Karymski Volcano (Kamtschatka): leistungsstarke vulkanianische Explosionen

Donnerstag Jan 01, 1970 01:00 |

Activity of Karymsky volcano on September 14, 2011. Photo by D. Melnikov.

Tätigkeit der Karymsky Vulkan am 14. September 2011. Foto von D. Melnikov.

Karymski Vulkan wurde die Produktion von leistungsstarken strombolianischen zu vulkanianische Art Explosionen, Herstellung Aschewolken steigen auf 11.500 ft (3,5 km) ASL, und Duschen des Vulkans obere Flanke mit Bomben.

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