Sentences with phrase «from eruptions»

OK, it finally sunk into my thick head, the large drops are aerosols from the eruptions and the rises are from the atmosphere clearing.
Over the 1850 - 2005 period of the GISS - E2 - R historical simulations, the total reduction in downwelling solar forcing from eruptions is given as — 59 watt - years.
A. Climate Sensitivity factor for the removal of SO2 aerosols from the atmosphere: was derived from the eruptions: 0.55 / 23 =.02 deg.
Do the high - frequency signals from these eruptions show up in other paleo records, specifically other T proxies?
There is no sun, and the only natural light comes from eruptions that cover the land in ash.
In the game, there is no sun, and the only natural light comes from eruptions that cover the land in ash.
[2] Lava from these eruptions can be found across the region, and in depths of up to 10,000 feet (3,000 m).
Rather than coming from an outside source, such as a comet, the water may have come from inside the moon, from eruptions long ago.
The diversity of the famed Great Barrier Reef in Australia may be stocked in part by pumice stowaways from eruptions in distant waters, says Bryan, who is studying the rafts with his colleagues.
The heat from those eruptions would have melted massive amounts of ice to form englacial lakes — bodies of water that form within glaciers like liquid bubbles in a half - frozen ice cube.
Material from both eruptions was unable to penetrate the Antarctic stratosphere at high altitudes last year because the eruptions occurred after the establishment of the winter vortex of circumpolar winds, which cuts off the upper stratosphere above Antarctica.
These telescopes rely on detecting any Doppler shifting of the parent star caused by an orbiting planet tugging it this way and that, but this method is vulnerable to interference from eruptions on the star's surface and other distractions.
Furthermore, the fallout from these eruptions — containing elevated levels of hydrofluoric acid and toxic heavy metals — extended at least 2,800 kilometers from Mt. Takahe and likely reached southern South America.
To mimic Titan's environment, her team combined cold nitrogen, methane, and traces of carbon monoxide and exposed the mix to microwaves (which simulate the sun's ultraviolet rays) and oxygen (which rains down on Titan from eruptions on the nearby moon Enceladus).
A plume also carries static electricity — the separation of positive and negative charges — so «these large ash clouds from eruptions like Puyehue - Cordón Caulle can generate their own lightning,» says Erik Klemetti, assistant professor of geosciences at Denison University.
Indonesia's transportation ministry said it will extend the closure of Bali's airport because of ash from the eruption of a volcano.
The death toll from the eruption of Mount Merapi in Indonesia has risen to over 200, and over 400,000 people have had to evacuate their homes.
A veil or aerosol layer that stems from an eruption in the tropics spreads first around Earth's equatorial belt, the so - called tropical pipe, and then flows north and south toward the poles.
The plume from the eruption — the volcanoes» first in more than two decades — was so great it was seen from space and spread as far as Tasmania.
Astronomers have caught a star exploding just hours after light from the eruption first reached Earth.
Ash from the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano shut down much of Europe's airspace for six days, affecting more than 10 million people and costing $ 1.7 billion.
As they moved away from the eruption, the largest, heaviest particles lost their momentum first and began to fall back towards the ground.
Ash from the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano in 2010 shut down much of Europe's airspace for six days, affecting more than 10 million people and costing $ 1.7 billion.
«But this tells us that apart from the eruption mechanism, we also need to consider what the nascent structure encounters in the beginning, and how it might be stopped.»
They have been declining steadily ever since 1978 — which is just what you'd expect if the sulfur dioxide came from an eruption in that year.
After a wave of hot gas and ash, called a pyroclastic flow, engulfed nearby Pompeii and killed those left in the city, more layers of ash from the eruption buried the buildings and bodies.
Hensch said the biggest risk in Iceland itself was from flood waves from any eruption under the glacier.
They fear that similar aerosol already in the northern stratosphere, which came from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines in June 1991, may cause a dramatic loss of ozone in the northern hemisphere next February or March.
A team of European scientists, including from the Universities of Leeds and Edinburgh and the Met Office, used data from satellite sensors to map sulphur dioxide pollution from the eruption.
Discharge of lava from the eruption at Bárðarbunga volcano released a huge mass — up to 120,000 tonnes per day — of sulphur dioxide gas, which can cause acid rain and respiratory problems.
Plumes of smoke and flames rise from an eruption at Bárðarbunga volcano, Iceland, in 2014.
Researchers calculated the date they were made by determining that the ash surrounding the artifacts came from an eruption that occurred 40,000 years ago in southern Italy.
«There's a huge amount of material that came out from this eruption, possibly larger than at Surtsey,» said Ferrini.
The device would have measured ozone concentration, gases involved in ozone depletion, and aerosols such as those from the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines.
In another scheme last week, American helicopters from the nearby NATO base braved the hot updraught from the eruption to ferry 50 two - tonne concrete slabs linked by chains up the mountain.
And epidemiologist John Marr has hypothesized that the fallout from the eruption may have poisoned water in the area, causing the disasters that inspired the Bible's ten plagues of Egypt.
Last summer, we found small pieces of volcanic glass in a cave that might be from an eruption that occurred in Indonesia nearly 70,000 years ago.
Apart from an eruption and a breakdown, Penn plays the protagonist with understatement.
Volcanologists and public safety officials learned a lot from the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
PAHOA, Hawaii — White plumes of acid and extremely fine shards of glass billowed into the sky over Hawaii as molten rock from Kilauea volcano poured into the ocean, creating yet another hazard from an eruption that began more than two weeks ago.
Day 3: Glacial lagoon, Eldhraun lava field, cosy cottage and Northern Light hunting After a hearty Icelandic breakfast, start the day by driving along the mountain road that crosses Eldhraun, a huge lava field from an eruption in the 18th century.
«Denpasar City and most of the touristic destinations in Bali are safe from the eruption or dangerous impact of the eruption,» Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, head of Information and data of Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency, said.
«Hazards from an eruption could include falling ash and, potentially, lava flows.
Thousands have been evacuated from the area around Mount Agung as it is thought to be hours away from eruption.
Lava from the eruption cooled as it met the waters of the Med, forming the landmass we now know as Santorini.
Krippner urged travelers to pack long - sleeved shirts and pants, a mask, and protective goggles, in the event that there's dangerous, widespread ash fall and toxic gases from an eruption.
Lava tubes can also be extremely long; one tube from the Mauna Loa 1859 flow enters the ocean about 50 kilometers (31 mi) from its eruption point, and the Cueva del Viento — Sobrado system on Teide, Tenerife island, is over 18 kilometers (11 mi) long, due to extensive braided maze areas at the upper zones of the system.
Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, the Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency» head of information and data, told CNN: «Most of the [tourist] destinations in Bali are safe from the eruption or dangerous impact of the eruption.»
Farther away from the eruption point, lava can flow in an unchanneled, fan - like manner as it leaves its source, which is usually another lava tube leading back to the eruption point.
«I don't want any casualties from the eruption.
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