28: The Great
Awakening: ten volcanoes awaken in one week
With Kamchatka currently being one of the most volcanically active places
on the planet, here is a summary of the current volcanic activity in the past
week in the region by the Kamchatkan Volcanic Eruption Response Team.
Lava dome growth and effusion of
a viscous lava flow continue at Shiveluch volcano, accompanied by moderate
fumarolic activity and incandescence. Satellite imagery showed a thermal
anomaly over the volcano all week. Eruption’s at four cinder cones producing
fluid lava flows on the S part of the fissure on the flank of Tolbachik
continues. A large thermal anomaly on the N part of the fissure was detected on
satellite imagery. Gas and ash plumes from Tolbachik rose to heights of 4 KM
a.s.l. A lava flow continues to extrude on the east flank of Kizimen volcano,
accompanied by incandescence, hot avalanches and strong gas and steam activity.
Two new lava flows were detected on the SE flank of the volcano by satellite
data. A thermal anomaly was also observed. Possible ash eruptions from Karymsky
volcano were detected in the past week with ash plumes possible rising to a
height of 2.5 KM a.s.l. A thermal anomaly was detected at the volcano on the 11
and 14 January. Strombolian activity continues at Kliuchevskoi volcano. This
was accompanied by gas and steam activity from the summit and incandescence.
Thermal anomalies were detected on 11 and 13 Janaury. Here is a summary of
volcanic activity in the past week in the Kuril Islands by the Sakhalin
Volcanic Eruption Response Team. Gas and steam activity were noted from Chirpoi
volcano on January 9 and 11. Chirpoi last erupted in 1982. A thermal anomaly
and strong gas and steam activity were noted from Medvezhia volcano on January
11. Medvezhia’s last eruption was 1999. The caldera floor contains several lava
domes, cinder cones and associated lava fields, and a small lake. The
westernmost of the post-caldera cones, Menshoi Brat, is a large lava dome with
flank scoria cones, one of which has produced a series of young (probably a few
centuries old) lava flows up to 4.5 km long that reached Lake.
On the
precipice of a shift
Geologically speaking, we may be
on the verge of witnessing something unprecedented in recorded history, as more
aggressive change progresses within the interior of our planet. From January 6
to 13, in a span of only seven days, no less than 10 volcanoes were stirred
into activity. Six volcanoes in Kamchatka, along, are reporting activity. At
the planet struggles to equilibrate its thermal cycle, more and more of the
planet’s systems that utilize thermal energy will be thrown into disorder:
tectonic plates movements, sea-floor spreading rifts, sesimic events, climate,
volcanic systems, and ocean circulation patterns. Change has come to planet
Earth, and the effects will only become more pronounced and extreme over time.
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