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A Volcano of 924 Meters Above the Sea Rises More than 2,000 Meters From the Bottom and Maintains Almost Continuous Activity for Centuries
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In the archipelago of the Eólias, north of Sicily, Stromboli is only the visible part of a much larger volcanic building hidden under the Mediterranean. Its summit reaches 924 meters above sea level, but the complete structure rises more than 2,000 meters from the ocean floor. Frequent explosions, emission of gases and fragments...
·São Paulo, Brazil
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