Drone uses lightweight sensors to determine next volcano eruption
A small drone equipped with ultra-lightweight sensor systems has been developed to monitor volcanos and improve predictions about when they might next erupt.
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A small drone equipped with ultra-lightweight sensor systems has been developed to monitor volcanos and improve predictions about when they might next erupt.
Volcanoes mostly release water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. Investigating these gases is one of the most effective ways to learn about volcanic systems and the magmatic processes that are taking place.
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