1000 degree C water tank under Bolivia volcano
Water tank with a volume of about 1.5 km3, located 15km deep under the volcano Uturuncu, Bolivia can conduct electricity and activate volcanic eruptions.
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Water tank with a volume of about 1.5 km3, located 15km deep under the volcano Uturuncu, Bolivia can conduct electricity and activate volcanic eruptions.
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Seven people were killed and two were in danger after the Mount Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupted on May 21.
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