Two New Islands Form Near Anak Krakatau After Eruptions
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World's largest archipelago has two new islands after volcanic...
Indonesia's Geological Agency under the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) has reported the emergence of two new islands northwest and southeast of Mount Anak Krakatau in the Sunda Strait following a series of eruptions earlier this month. Acting Director of the Geological Agency Lana Saria said the emergence of the two islands was confirmed based on reports from sailors and volunteers, as well as analysis of Sentinel satellite imag…
A Grandson of Krakatoa Appears in the Sunda Strait? Geologists Reveal Facts About the New Landmass
The new landmass of Anak Krakatau remains highly dynamic. Eruptions can enlarge it, but the sea can also erode it back.
The powerful eruption of the Indonesian volcano Anak Krakatau, which lasted over a day, led to the expansion of the island on which the crater is located. The eruption also resulted in the creation of two new islands in the Sunda Strait. These changes are clearly visible in recent satellite images.
The Indonesian Geological Survey has confirmed the formation of two new islands near the Anak Krakatau volcano in the Sunda Strait. They were formed following a series of eruptions in early September 2026. The new landmass is visible in satellite images.
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