Geology: Semeru Volcano Eruption

   Source: Geology Hub Dec 6, 2021 No Comments


On 4th December 2021,  the Semeru volcano in Indonesia produced its largest volcanic eruption since record keeping began. This sent a plume of ash, sending a plume of ash 15,000 meters or 49,000 feet into the atmosphere. This ash subsequently rained down on the island of Java, leading to near blackout conditions as the day seemingly turned to night.

What had just occurred was a large "pelean" style eruption caused by the collapse of the lava dome at Semeru. So, what will happen next? What evacuations should be ordered? This video will answer these two questions and discuss the ongoing eruption.

Social media link of a scientific organization which provides more up to date information: https://twitter.com/BNPB_Indonesia

  Category: Asia, Featured, Nature & Science, Videos
  Topics: Geology, Indonesia, Java, Natural Disasters, Volcano
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