Historical Events tagged with "volcanology"
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Fugendake Eruption at Mount Unzen Reawakens
Fugendake, part of the Mount Unzen volcanic complex, erupted, marking a significant phase in its volcanic activity. Located in Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan, this eruption was notable for its explosive nature, leading to increased geological and scientific interest in the region. Researchers and volcanologists from various institutions closely monitored the changes in the volcano, providing vital data for future eruptions. The eruption began as a series of smaller explosions before culminating in more significant activity.
Continue ReadingCordón Caulle Eruption Following Major Earthquake
The Cordón Caulle volcanic system in Chile began to erupt following the Valdivia earthquake, the largest recorded earthquake at a magnitude of 9.5. This event triggered significant geological activity and concerns about volcanic hazards in the region. The eruption contributed to ashfall and affected air quality and agriculture in nearby areas.
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