A sample below:
left click to enlargeYou can easily see two pyroclastic flows, one on the upper right of the cone, the other on the lower right... lighter in color.
Previous flows can be seen settling on and under the water.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Incredible Photos
A volcano on an uninhabited Russian island popped its cork recently, just as the space station zoomed overhead and took some amazing photos of the event.
A sample below:
left click to enlarge
You can easily see two pyroclastic flows, one on the upper right of the cone, the other on the lower right... lighter in color.
Previous flows can be seen settling on and under the water.
A sample below:
left click to enlargeYou can easily see two pyroclastic flows, one on the upper right of the cone, the other on the lower right... lighter in color.
Previous flows can be seen settling on and under the water.
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