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Kizimen volcanostratovolcano 2376 m / 7,795 ftKamchatka, 55.13°N / 160.32°E Kizimen volcano eruptions: 2010-ongoing, 1927-28, 850 (?), 700±50, 350±75, 1010 BC (?), 4050 BC (?), 4450 BC (?), 580050 BC , 6400±50 BC, 8050 BC (?) Typical eruption style: Explosive Kizimen webcams / live data Last earthquakes nearby Kizimen volcano (Eastern Kamchatka (Russia)) activity update: active lava flow, occasional pyroclastic flows and/or explosionsTuesday Sep 25, 2012 12:05 PM | BY: T
 Kizimen at 06:03 UTC, 20 September 2012 (KVERT webcam)  Heat sources at Kizimen showing the signal from the lava flow on the east flank (MODIS data, Univ. Hawai'i)
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Previous newsTuesday, Aug 21, 2012
The lava flow is still active and a thermal anomaly over the volcano is detected by satellite.
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Friday, Aug 17, 2012
Effusive eruption of the volcano continues. Moderate seismic activity of the volcano was registered all week. Video data and satellite imagery showed that the lava flow continues to effusing on the eastern volcanic flank. Incandescence of the volcano summit, hot avalanches and gas-steam activity accompany the lava flow effusion. According to satellite data, a thermal anomaly was registering over the volcano on August 10, 12 and 15.
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Saturday, Aug 11, 2012
Effusive eruption of the volcano continues. Moderate seismic activity of the volcano was registered all week. Gas-steam activity and incandescence above the lava flow and crater during night-time were observed. According to satellite data, a thermal anomaly was registering over the volcano all week.
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Effusive eruption of the volcano continues. Moderate seismic activity of the volcano was registered all week. Gas-steam activity and incandescence above the lava flow and crater during night-time were observed. According to satellite data, a thermal anomaly was registering over the volcano all week.
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Tuesday, Jul 31, 2012
Kizimen is still erupting, but the eruption has further decreased. KVERT reports moderate seismicity, gas and steam emission and incandescences above the lava flow and crater.
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