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A volcano that just keeps rolling along: Hawaiian Volcano Observato...
A volcano that just keeps rolling along: HVO tracks eruption's phases
A volcano that just keeps rolling along: HVO tracks eruption's phases
Map of Yellowstone earthquakes as located by the University of Utah...
Map of Yellowstone earthquakes as located by the Univ. of Utah Seis...
Map of Yellowstone earthquakes as located by the Univ. of Utah Seis...
Map of Yellowstone earthquakes as located by the Univ. of Utah Seis...

Red circles represent all seismicity and blue circles represent earthquakes as part of earthquake swarms. The size of the circles is scaled to the magnitude of the earthquake. The 630,000 year old Yellowstone caldera is shown as a bold black line within Yellowstone National Park. Mapped faults are shown as light gray lines.

Red circles represent all seismicity and blue circles represent earthquakes as part of earthquake swarms. The size of the circles is scaled to the magnitude of the earthquake. The 630,000 year old Yellowstone caldera is shown as a bold black line within Yellowstone National Park. Mapped faults are shown as light gray lines.

"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Hal...
"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Hal...
"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Hal...
"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Hal...

"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Halema‘uma‘u are evidence of ballistic impacts during today's rockfall-triggered explosion in Kīlauea Volcano's summit lava lake. Spatter (fragments of molten lava) blasted from the lava lake landed all around HVO's thermal camera (HTcam) that monitors lake activity.

"Dimples" in the Pele's hair that has accumulated on the rim of Halema‘uma‘u are evidence of ballistic impacts during today's rockfall-triggered explosion in Kīlauea Volcano's summit lava lake. Spatter (fragments of molten lava) blasted from the lava lake landed all around HVO's thermal camera (HTcam) that monitors lake activity.

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