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"Of course all volcanoes will explode, as this is going to be a very severe pole shift. What about the months and years preceding the pole shift? It is no secret that Mammoth Lake and the caldera of Yellowstone are warming up, and the populace has been prepared for these occurrences by the movie Volcano where there, in the middle of LA, lava is bubbling up. In fact, there is a fault line running from the approximate San Diego/LA area, up into the Sierras, and this is liable to rupture rather violently during one of the quakes that precedes the pole shift by some months. Volcanic eruptions from that area in the Sierras can be expected. Will Mount St. Helen erupt? All volcanoes that have been active within the memory of man will begin spewing and burping and oozing, and many that were not expected to become active will reactive. " ZetaTalk - Feb 15, 2000
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Comment by jorge namour on November 10, 2011 at 2:24pm
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Soar CO2 levels in El Hierro - CANARIAS Thursday November 10, 2011
The maps made by scientists at the Ramon Margalef show rapid growth of the submarine volcano of El Hierro. Only in the last four days, the volcano has issued nearly 5.5 million cubic meters of material
CO2 levels have skyrocketed in El Hierro in the last hours. If last week's rate of emission of carbon dioxide and was 3.5 times higher than normal, with more than 1,200 tons per day around the island building, yesterday the figures identified by scientists at the Institute of the Canary Islands Volcano (non-tip) already exceeded the 1,400 tons per day in a place where the emission is normal average of 340 tonnes. Over 900 tonnes of CO2 per day is considered an abnormal emission of carbon dioxide.
CO2 is the first gas that emerges from the depths in a volcanic eruption and could mean that the magma moves with intensity in search of an exit. Normally, the release of CO2 is a warning of a possible eruption.
RAMÓN MARGALEF. The team of the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO) on board the ship Ramon Margalef, has observed the rapid growth of underwater volcano of El Hierro by maps made on different days.
In the first image on the left shows the morphology of the area on October 24, 14 days after the eruption began and the second represents the same area four days later and it can be seen considerable growth both cone and the volcanic casting.
By overlaying the two maps, the researchers were able to estimate that only in these four days the volcano issued nearly 5.5 million cubic meters of materialTraduced by google
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Comment by Sevan Makaracı on November 7, 2011 at 2:37pm
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NOV 7 :
Congo, Nyamulagira volcano erupts!
Nyamuragira volcano in the DRCongo started to erupt last night
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Than you Sevan
The bubble of La Restinga is reactivated and magmatic material ejected Monday November 7, 2011
The bubbling back with force to the volcanic spot of the Sea of calms. The sea water on the volcano is 11 degrees warmer
LPROVINCIA.ES / Reuters The spot is in the process of boiling. About 10.50 am on Monday, the bubbling began intensively in the Sea of Calm. As reported by Pedro Guerra, Special Envoy of the Province / DLP to El Hierro, the diameter of the spot off the coast of La Restinga is higher than yesterday and this more active.
In addition, the bubble in the spot has begun to expel material bubbling magma and has gained strength.
Abnormal temperatures. Scientists at the Institute of Technology and Renewable Energies (ITER) in Tenerife have detected a difference of more than 11 degrees Celsius from the temperature of water in the Sea of Calm and south of La Restinga, which shows the underwater volcanic eruption El Hierro.
As indicated in a statement today Cabildo de Tenerife, which owns the ITER, the observations yield the greatest temperature anomalies associated with the most obvious surface manifestation of the underwater eruption was recorded south of La Restinga, El Hierro
Specifically, the difference in temperature at the surface marine environment south of La Restinga using thermal imaging cameras in position is the largest air mobile detected so far: more than 11 degrees Celsius.
Water temperature in the surface environment of the Sea Calm, which is not affected strongly by the eruptive activity, has been 23.9 degrees Celsius, while recording the water temperature in the area where the event is observed most obvious shallow submarine eruption reaches the 35.3 degrees Celsius.
This temperature difference in the surface environment of the Calm Sea clearly reflects a major heat flow as a result of submarine eruption, he adds.
Measurements were made yesterday with the help of Helicopter Service of the Guardia Civil in the framework of a collaboration between the Institute of the Canary Islands and volcanological Air Sector Civil Guard on the islands to strengthen the geophysical program (thermometry and thermography ) for volcanic surveillance.
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The CO2 emission rate in El Hierro is 3.5 times the normal average Sunday November 6, 2011
The INVOLCAN confirmed that the rate is the highest recorded since the beginning of the volcanic crisis. The diffuse emission of carbon dioxide is one of the parameters of a volcanic eruption precursor
The registration of the diffuse emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) by the volcano island of El Hierro from July 21 to date ranges from 331 to 1218 ± 16 ± 46 tonnes per day. Following the work of diffuse emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) made by the group El Hierro volcanological ITER since 1997, now within the non-tip, has been established that the average value of the diffuse emission dioxide (CO2) by the volcano island of El Hierro is 345 tons per day. On October 6, 2011 and prior to the submarine eruption occurred southwest of La Restinga diffuse emission rate of carbon dioxide (CO2) reached 990 ± 49 tons per day, an emission rate 2.8 times higher than average normal. Recent results show that the emission rate is about 3.5 times the normal average.
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EL HIERRO - CANARIAS
The volcano appears and forced to evacuate for the second time La Restinga Saturday November 5, 2011
There has been an explosion of magmatic material that rose above the water about 20 meters
LAPROVINCIA.ES La Restinga's neighbors must abandon their homes in the decision of the Civil Protection Plan for Volcanic Risk Islands (PEVOLCA) to evacuate the area. An explosion with magmatic material that rose above the water about 20 meters in the area of La Restinga has been the cause that has motivated this measure. It is the second time since the crisis began seismic iron that the town suffers an evacuation, since he was evicted between 12 and 21 October.
According to a statement provided by the Government of the Canaries, the decision was taken "after observing changes in the eruptive phenomenon, as has been seen with ash plumes in the area"
Scientists in the area have confirmed that witnessed the departure of magmatic material, which rose above the surface at least 20 meters.
El Hierro remains on yellow alert even expected earthquakes up to 4.6 degrees. Among the measures it has taken on Saturday PEVOLCA also consider the closure of tunnels Roquille that connects the municipalities of Valverde and Frontera islanders and various roads in the north of El Hierro, the danger of landslides occurring
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EL HIERRO- CANARIAS awakens with two strong shocks Saturday November 5, 2011
IGN this morning recorded two earthquakes of 3.5 and 3.9 degrees - Eleven families evicted - The Pevolca meets at 12.00 to assess the situation after the 4.4 earthquake yesterday - The Roquille remains open under surveillance
EFE Residents of the Canary island of El Hierro have felt two earthquakes today, with magnitude of 3.5 and 3.9 degrees on the Richter scale were recorded at 09.05 and 09.44 hours reported by the National Geographic Institute (IGN) in its website.
These two earthquakes have occurred northwest of the town of Frontera El Hierro in the north of the island, and both have been found to twenty kilometers deep, said the National Geographic Institute.
Of the fourteen earthquakes have been recorded today by the National Geographic Institute thirteen have been found in waters near the town of Frontera and one in El Pinar, this town in the south of El Hierro.
The registered southwest of El Pinar occurred at 00.16 with intensity 3.6 on the Richter scale and seven miles deep.
These earthquakes have been recorded after yesterday one of 4.4 magnitude on the Richter scale would lead to close again Roquille The tunnel, which connects the town of Frontera, Valverde.
The landslides that occurred during this earthquake also led authorities to evacuate homes in the neighborhood eleven stitches, in the town of Frontera.
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An earthquake of 4.4 degrees shakes the population of the three municipalities islanders as is also felt in La Gomera and Tenerife -
At least three eruptive mouths perfectly aligned in the direction of La Restinga now expel magma in the eruption that occurs in El Hierro since last October 10
As soon magmatic material coming from the south as the earth trembled to the north with an intensity greater than 4 degrees on the Richter scale
In the south, at La Restinga, where last October 10 a mouth opened in a fissure eruption by magma found, the material began to precipitate out more to the point where it opened, at least two eruptive new mouths .
In the north, in Frontera, The shock arrived at 20.36 hours with an earthquake that could be felt even in La Gomera and Tenerife.
earthquakes form two distinct groups in terms of the depth of those concerns. On the one hand, one group would be between 20 and 25 km depth while the closest to the surface would be between 10 and 15 kilometers. According to scientists, still too far to think of an impending eruption, even though an earthquake like last night can startle people.
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Increase the intensity of the tremor on the island of El Hierro - CANARIAS Friday November 4, 2011
The graphics offered by IGN show the difference between the tremor that records of El Hierro and Gran Canaria
LAPROVINCIA.ES The National Geographic Institute (IGN) detected in the late hours of Friday that volcanic tremor signal on the island of El Hierro maintains significant levels of intensity. This phenomenon has been accompanied by about 25 earthquakes, the largest one with a magnitude of 3.8 degrees on the Richter scale.
According to the Association presents Volcano Islands (Avcan) on his Facebook page, "Current Volcanic Islands'," the most remarkable increase in tremor imply an increased flow of magma, which by cavitation induce and produce the vibration observed both in seismographs, and by the population of the Restinga "
As shown in the picture accompanying this information is recorded tremor in El Hierro shows a much higher intensity than the tremor that registers Gran Canaria throughout the day on Friday.
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NOV 4 :
Chile, Hudson volcano - Two Chilean volcanoes were under alert status as Hudson volcano’s rumblings combined with those of Cordón Caulle
Two Chilean volcanoes were under alert status as Hudson volcano’s rumblings combined with those of Cordón Caulle, which has coated a large swath of neighboring Argentina in ash and disrupted air travel for months.
Hudson spewed a column of steam and ash that soared more than 3 miles into the sky about 1,000 miles south of Chile’s capital, Santiago.
Officials evacuated 119 people from the immediate area around Hudson as snow melted by the volcano’s fresh internal warmth caused the Aysen River to overflow its banks.
Hudson has erupted twice in the last 60 years. Its explosions in August 1991 dumped ash 18 inches deep downwind, killing an estimated 1.5 million sheep in adjacent areas of Argentina.
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The National Emergency Office today established Yellow Alert for the municipalities of Aysen, Rio Ibanez and in the Aysen Region, by status of Hudson volcano. This measure was taken based on the technical background Volcano Observatoryreported by the South Los Andes (OVDAS) belonging to the National Geology and Mining (SERNAGEOMIN), indicating an increase in the last hours of the seismic activity relatedwith the volcano…..
Photo: El Mercurio
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NOV 4 :
Pagan volcano, A persistent gas and steam plume extending from Pagan Volcano
Clear to partly cloudy satellite images showed a persistent gas and steam plume extending from Pagan Volcano throughout the past week. USGS has received no other reports of unrest or activity at the volcano this week.
Pagan Volcano is not monitored with ground-based geophysical instrumentation and the only sources of information are satellite observations and occasional reports from observers who pass by or visit the island. We will continue to evaluate satellite imagery, on-island, and mariner reports when they become available, but because the volcano is not monitored with ground-based instruments, we cannot provide advanced warning of activity.
Access to the island may be restricted by the CNMI government. Contact the EMO for the latest information.
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NOV 4 :
Earthquakes have increased at El Hierro volcano
Earthquakes have increased at El Hierro volcano in the Canary Islands. This indicates continued submarine eruptions at the volcano. On 2nd November at 18:10 UT there was a magnitude 4.4 earthquake with a focus at depth of 23 km in El Golfo Bay. The earthquake was followed by strong harmonic tremor. On 3rd November there were new areas of yellow-green stained water above the eruption site. There are reports of a lack of marine life within a 1.5 km radius of the eruption site. On 3rd November there was bubbling water above the eruption site and areas of muddy water. On 4th November between midnight and 8:30 UT there were 15 earthquakes greater than magnitude 1.5. The volcano remains at RED alert.
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