The island suddenly rises in the middle of the sea, 12 times bigger after 2 years
Two years ago, a small island suddenly emerged in the middle of the sea after a volcanic eruption and
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Two years ago, a small island suddenly emerged in the middle of the sea after a volcanic eruption and
About a dozen small tsunamis this morning hit the northeastern coast of Japan, a day after a massive earthquake off the coast of Chile.
The Sakurajima volcano, Japan, will probably erupt violently, threatening to affect 600,000 people in the surrounding area.
A volcano in southern Japan today suddenly erupted, causing the highest level of alarm and causing people to evacuate.
Nishinoshima volcanic island has an area 10 times larger than last year by connecting to another island formed during a volcanic eruption.
Japan may be nearly destroyed, leading to the risk of devastating the lives of 95% of the country's population, when a major volcanic eruption occurs in about 100 years.
The island was formed in Japan last November due to volcanic eruption encroaching on the island next to it and merging the two islands into one.
The new island in Japan formed last month due to volcanic eruption is continuing to expand its area by 3 times its original size.
A small island appeared in Japan's territorial waters after the volcano erupted, marking the first time this special phenomenon occurred after 30 years.
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