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Mud Volcano ‘Tadpole’ Islands as NASA Earth’s Image of the Day!

Weird and wonderful tadpole-shaped islands off Azerbaijan are today’s NASA Earth Image of the Day. I think these mud volcano islands are just fascinating - but I may be biased given that I contributed to the article!

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u/MarkTingay — 1 day ago
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Grosse augmentation sous la montagne Pelée. 576 séismes ont été enregistrés dont 568 séismes volcano-tectonique, 5 séismes superficiels de type longues périodes et 1 de type hybride superficiel puis enfin 2 séismes profonde de type longues périodes.Le seisme avec le plus de magnitude est de 2,51.

u/Engineeringvolcan97 — 4 days ago
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Orchestral song about Kilauea I am working on

This song is part of a suite I am composing titled “Symphony of the Volcanoes” and is the final movement of six movements (movements in order: St. Helens, Krakatoa, Pinatubo, Vesuvius, Tambora, and Kilauea). This video is a WIP though.

u/Derekzilla — 6 days ago
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(WIP) Mount Pinatubo- Symphony of the Volcanoes / Movement III

A WIP of movement 3 of my Symphony of the Volcanoes suite. The way this song is meant to represent Pinatub’s eruption of 91 is the fast pacing, but even then, idk if it works or fits with the eruptio. From what I’ve seen in footage, Pinatubo wasn’t chaotic like St. Helens, nor was it as destructive as Krakatoa. Let me know what you think if I should keep it, make change, or start over fr scratch. And yes, it kinda sounds like a video game boss fight theme.

u/Derekzilla — 5 days ago
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Hiking volcano Acatenango in Guatemala

Hello guys! I ll be visiting Guatemala in mid May and I’m so ready to do the famous Acatenango trail. My question is what company should I book with? There are soooo many out there but I haven’t figured out which suits me the best. I’d prefer a small group 15 people max… Also I heard that mid May gets very cloudy and rainy so I’ll probably won’t be doing the additional Fuego hike and keep my energy for the summit push in the morning. What matters to me though since I won’t be doing Fuego is the the view from Base Camp. I would really like to choose a company that has the best view to see the eruptions from their cabins area!

Thanks for taking the time to read, any advice is welcome and appreciated 🙏

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u/theworldisyours789 — 5 days ago
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Une sismicité en hausse avec 125 séismes enregistrés cette semaine, soit plus de 7 fois le nombre de l'année dernière. Ces séismes sont situé entre 0,8 et 4 km, sont les signe d'une micro-fracturation. Les experts n'excluent pas une évolution à moyen terme

le niveau d'alerte reste pour l'instant jaune

u/Engineeringvolcan97 — 11 days ago