Russian volcano is like the entrance to hell in satellite images
Scientists at NASA photographed the Shiveluch volcano on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on Aug. 20 with radioactivity and heat emission (ASTER) devices on Terra satellite.
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Scientists at NASA photographed the Shiveluch volcano on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula on Aug. 20 with radioactivity and heat emission (ASTER) devices on Terra satellite.
A volcano in the Far East of Russia erupted violently, rising up the smoke columns higher than 11km, raising the danger warning level for aviation operations.
The Shiveluch volcano, over 3,200 meters tall, increased its activity from May 2009. Previous volcanic ash eruptions of this volcano are usually 3,000-10,000 meters high.
RIA Novosti reported Shiveluch volcanic eruptions - 3283m high - on Russia's Kamchatka peninsula began to increase from May 2009. Since then it has regularly spewed dust…
Two volcanoes on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East have erupted violently, creating huge haze of dust ...