Reventador volcano (Ecuador) activity update activity update: constant steam and gas emission from growing lava domeFriday Jan 13, 2012 01:01 AM | BY: T
IG reported that staff conducting fieldwork at Reventador during 6-7 January observed constant emissions of gas-and-steam rising about 300 m above the crater and drifting WNW. The emissions originated from a growing lava dome that was a few tens of meters above the crater rim and almost filled the base. (USGS/Smithsonian Weekly Activity Report (3-10 Jan 2012)
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