Tag: volcano eruption
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Hayli Gubbi Eruption: Satellite Captures Ash Plume Over the Middle East
A Powerful Eruption and Satellite Moment In late November, the volcanic activity on Hayli Gubbi delivered a dramatic spectacle: an explosive eruption that lofted a towering plume of ash and volcanic gases high into the atmosphere. Four hours after the initial explosion, NASA’s Aqua satellite, equipped with the MODIS instrument, captured an expansive view of…
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Hayli Gubbi Erupts: Ethiopia’s Dormant Volcano Roars to Life After Centuries
Historic eruption in Ethiopia’s Afar region The long-dormant Hayli Gubbi volcano, located in Ethiopia’s Afar region, has erupted for the first time in recorded history. Scientists and local observers report a powerful eruption that expelled ash clouds high into the atmosphere, with plumes drifting toward neighboring areas including the Red Sea region and impacting air…
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Indonesia volcano eruption live: Semeru evacuees flee as ash cloud rises
Live Updates on Indonesia’s Mount Semeru Eruption Residents on Indonesia’s Java island faced an urgent safety situation as Mount Semeru erupted, sending a thick plume of ash about 2 kilometers into the sky. The eruption prompted authorities to issue a red flight warning and urged people to stay clear of the volcano’s 2.5-kilometer danger zone.…
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Indonesia volcano eruption live: Semeru forces evacuation as ash cloud rises
Live Updates: Indonesia’s Mount Semeru erupts, triggering evacuations Residents on the Indonesian island of Java are reacting to a fresh eruption from Mount Semeru, one of the country’s most active volcanoes. A dense ash plume rising as high as a few kilometers prompted emergency alerts and a precautionary 2.5-kilometer exclusion zone around the crater. Authorities…
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Whakaari/White Island Eruptions: Alert Level 3 Maintained as Scientists Monitor Activity
Two Eruptions Observed at Whakaari/White Island New Zealand’s Whakaari/White Island has seen two distinct eruptions, prompting scientists to keep alert level 3 in place as monitoring continues. The recent activity underscores the island’s persistent volcanic behavior and the ongoing need for close observation by geologists and meteorologists. What We Know About the Eruptions Observers confirmed…