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The Eruption of a Volcano, Frame by Frame, From a Satellite: It "Woke up" After Almost 500 Years
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After almost five centuries of silence, a volcano on the Kamchatka peninsula suddenly woke up. A geological spectacle immortalized by the ultra-precise radar eye of the NISAR satellite.
For almost 500 years it was silent, but in 2025, after a powerful 808-magnitude earthquake in the area, the Krasnoyarsk volcano on the Russian Kamchatka Peninsula woke up again.
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NewsBombA volcano that was considered quiet for centuries has begun to erupt again, offering scientists a stunning view of the changing landscape from space.
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