Searching For Tephra From One Of Kīlauea's Largest Explosions
Understanding the eruptive history of volcanoes in Hawaii requires a tremendous amount of time and effort examining deposits. Typically, older eruptions have less material exposed at the surface because younger eruptions bury them, or wind and rain erode them. Such is the case for one of Kīlauea’s largest explosive eruptions, which is not exposed near its source at the summit
United States Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Hawaiian Volcano Observatory Kendraj Lynn Tephra Lab Us Geological Survey Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
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