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Mt Etna s latest eruptions awe even those who study volcanoes See the stunning images

Mt Etna s latest eruptions awe even those who study volcanoes See the stunning images
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Mt Etna s latest eruptions awe even those who study volcanoes See the stunning images

Mt Etna s latest eruptions awe even those who study volcanoes See the stunning images
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Mount Etna eruption stuns volcano enthusiasts

Mount Etna eruption stuns volcano enthusiasts Kate Ng © Provided by The Independent Europe’s most active volcano has been erupting for more than a week, creating spectacular images of lava, ash and volcanic rocks lighting up the Sicilian sky at night. Mount Etna’s latest eruption overnight petered out on Tuesday morning, according to Italy’s National Institute for Geophysics and Volcanology. Rivers of lava were seen gushing from the volcano’s southeast crater, with clouds of debris rising several kilometres above its summit. The red and orange glow of the magma resulted in mesmerising photographs. Nearby Catania Airport was forced to close temporarily due to the amount of ash being spewed forth from Mount Etna.

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Even Seasoned Volcanologists Are Floored by Etna

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Scientists in awe of Mt Etna s spectacular eruptions: What you need to know about Europe s most active volcano

Scientists in awe of Mt Etna s spectacular eruptions: What you need to know about Europe s most active volcano Updated Feb 24, 2021 | 16:38 IST Etna has been only been studied since the turn of the 19th century but scientists figure it has been active since the end of the Neogene Period (2.6 million years ago). Mount Etna, Europe s most active volcano, spews ash and lava, as seen from Catania, southern Italy on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. | Photo Credit: AP Key Highlights Etna, which in Greek Aitne translates to I burn, is an active volcano that lies on the east coast of Sicily. As the highest active volcano in Europe, its topmost elevation is pegged at roughly 10,900 feet (3,320 metres)

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