File:Cerro Negro eruption 1968.jpg
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English: Ash falls at the left from a strombolian eruption column emanating from the summit crater of Cerro Negro volcano in 1968. At the same time incandescent spatter (lower right) is ejected from a small vent on the south flank of the cone. The 1968 eruption began on October 23 and lasted until December 15. The south-flank vent also fed a lava flow that traveled 1.5 km. |
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Source | http://www.volcano.si.edu/world/volcano.cfm?vnum=1404-07=&volpage=photos&photo=041025 | ||||
Author | William Melson (Smithsonian Institution) | ||||
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