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Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

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The ground is still hot atop the crater of Paricutin — the first volcano of its kind to have its full life cycle documented by modern science when it erupted 80 years ago.

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Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

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Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

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The Washington Post

Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

The ground is still hot atop the crater of Paricutin _ the first volcano of its kind to have its full life cycle documented by modern science when it erupted 80 years ago

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The Toronto Star

Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

The ground is still hot atop the crater of Paricutin — the first volcano of its kind to have its full life cycle documented by modern science when it erupted 80 years ago.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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San Diego Union Tribune

Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

A church tower peeks above from where lava from the Paricutin volcano buried the church decades ago, in San Juan Parangaricutiro, Mexico, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2023. Paricutins lava eventually covered seven square miles (18.5 square kilometers). Its slow advance allowed residents of the surrounding communities to relocate to land donated by the government. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)(Eduardo Verdugo / Associated Press) Birth of Mexican volcano insp…

1 year ago·San Diego, United States

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My Mother Lode

Birth of Mexican volcano inspires scientists 80 years later

SAN JUAN PARANGARICUTIRO, Mexico (AP) — The ground is still hot atop the crater of Paricutin — the first volcano of its kind to have its full life cycle documented by modern science when it erupted 80 years ago. The surrounding vista in western Mexico encompasses pine-clad peaks of older volcanoes, green avocado orchards and a church tower just peeking above where lava buried it decades ago. Volcanoes are still being born around the globe and sc…

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