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In 1956, This Russian Volcano exploded... 69 Years Later, It Almost Regained Its Entire Summit.
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In the volcanic borders of the Kamchatka peninsula, a decapitated peak has gradually regained its decapitated appearance. It is here, in the shade of the Kliuchevskoi, that the Bezymianny volcano collapsed in 1956 after a devastating lateral explosion. On that day, more than 0.7 km3 of rocks were projected into the atmosphere, leaving a bent amphitheater instead of the crater. Yet, over the decades, this cut has been slowly filled, fed by lava f…
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