Recien salida del HORNO (nunca mejor dicho) foto del 19 de junio
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/NaturalHazards/view.php?id=51135After nearly a week of explosive activity, Eritrea’s Nabro Volcano seems to be evolving into a milder, more effusive eruption. By June 19th, the maximum altitude of Nabro’s ash plume dropped from a maximum of 45,000 feet (14,000 meters) to 25,000 feet (7,600 meters), according to the Joint Air Force & Army Weather Information Network. The shrinking plume revealed a 15-kilometer (9.3-mile) long lava flow, visible in this thermal infrared, false-color satellite image.
The Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) aboard the Terra satellite observed Nabro on the evening of June 19, 2011. Hot areas are bright, and cold areas are dark. The thermal infrared data were combined with a shaded relief image to show the terrain. The white feature exending to the northwest from Nabro is an active lava flow. A high-altitude plume, likely rich in water vapor, is nearly black, and obscures the erupting vents. A diffuse, ash-rich plume to the southwest of Nabro appears purple.
( resumiendo:
Blanco, lava
Negro, vapor
Purpura, ceniza y SO2
Emision de eritrea TV en directo..
( por si sacan algo).. ahora mismoestan con una 'opera rock'
http://www.eastafro.com/EriTV1/Ministerio de ¿informacion? de Eritrea:
"The powerful volcano that erupted in the Southern Red Sea region has created a new landmass, according to the director general of Mines at the Ministry of Energy and Mines, Mr. Alem Kibreab. Mr. Alem said that the volcano spewing ash and lava has created a new land mass measuring hundreds of square metres.
Mr. Alem also pointed out that the eruption in Sireru has spewed smoke and ash that has affected our region.
The director general also disclosed that a team composed of geological and volcanic experts is conducting studies in the area.
Meanwhile, according to reports, 7 people have died while 3 people have sustained injuries due to the eruption.The inhabitants of the area have been moved to safer locations while at the same time they’re given basic provisions."