Stromboli volcano, Italy: eruption updateThursday Oct 13, 2005 00:50 AM | BY: MARCO FULLE & TOM PFEIFFER
Marco Fulle sends this report based on observations made by a VolcanoDiscovery group, who climbed Stromboli on 11 Oct. 2005: Stromboli's activity was significant, with 8 active vents in three clusters (corresponding to the former W, Central and E craters): during 1 hour, they observed 2 faint eruptions from the W vent nr. 1, which is hidden from Pizzo, while stong glow was visible from the second vent in the W crater. During the same time, 5 eruptions occurred from the westermost vent in the central vent complex (the former Central crater), emitting few bombs but lots of gas during its eruptions, and seven (!) eruptions ejecting lava to up to 250 m height were observed from the second central vent, which is now found at the top of a tall cone. Previous newsWednesday, Oct 12, 2005
The tours this year on Santorini are now over, too, with lots of fun and great company as well. Thanks to all participants! Tuesday, Aug 16, 2005
On our german page you can find a lot of new links to homepages about volcanoes, minerals, etc.
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Sunday, Jul 17, 2005
Back from a very pleasant tour in Italy, I have posted new dates for the Grand Tour of Italy's Volcanoes for 2006. Inscriptions open now! [more]Saturday, Jul 16, 2005
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