Kamchatian Volcano Shivevos Threw Out a Six-Kilometre-Long Pole of Ash
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Vulcan Shivevod in Kamchatka threw an ash pole about 6 km above sea level, reported the FRC Kamchat branch of the Unified Geophysical Service of RON. "The ash drop in the Shive ray volcano about 6,000 m above sea level," reported the branch in Max. The event was recorded in 1.47 ms. According to the WZGLAD newspaper, last week the Kamchutsk volcano Shivevos threw an ash pole at an altitude of 11 km. Last month he released an ash pole at an altit…
A volcano in Kamchatka, Shivevos, dropped a pole of ash 6 km above sea level, reports the Kamchat branch of the RAN Geophysical Service.
Kamchatsky Shivevos again recalled his activity — on the morning of 5 October, a volcano threw a pole of ash about six kilometres above sea level — according to Volcanologist Olga Girina, it is not yet possible to predict the moment of the next massive explosion.
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