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| Kuju volcanstratovolcans 1791 m / 5,876 ftKyushu, Japon, 33.08°N / 131.25°E Condition actuelle: normal / en sommeil (1 sur 5)| Reports Kuju livres Eruptions du volcan Kuju: 1995-96, 1738 (?), 1675, 1662, 370 AD ± 40 years (radiocarbon-dated) Style éruptif tipique: explosive Derniers séismes proches Derniers images satellite ![]() ![]() Plus sur VolcanoDiscovery:![]() Kamchatka volcano tour Sep 2017 - tour diary: Impressions from our tour to Kamchatka's volcanoes: remote Karymsky, Gorely, Mutnovsky, Uzon and Valley of Geysers, Klyuchevskoy volcano and more. ![]() Eruption from close: On 17 Oct, explosions were particularly violent at Anak Krakatau. We show a series of images of a spectacular explosion captured from close range by boat. ![]() Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres: Much current eruption news is provided by the 9 Volcanic Ash Advisory Centres (VAAC) distributed around the globe. The VAACs provide a vital service for aviation safety. ![]() Top 20 quakes in 2016: Several magnitude 7 quakes occurred in 2016 (but none above M8): Papua New Guinea, NZ, Ecuador, Solomon Islands, Sumatra, Chile, Alaska and others - nearly all major earthquakes were located near active subduction zones.
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