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Last year's colossal eruption of the Hunga undersea volcano near Tonga produced Earth's most intense recorded lightning storm, scientists said.

The highest volcanic plume has been recorded by Oxford University researchers using satellites. Here's what they shared.

The plume is and and how high did it rise? what makes it significant is its size and we have been able to witness it first hand with the satellite images. early reports are coming out now from the tonga geological service. we still do not know how much material erupted, which will help us to classify the size, but we know the volcanic plume was about five kilometres wide and as much as 20 kilometres high, which is really significant because that indicates that this eruption rose into the earth's stratosphere, which is at the own upper atmosphere which allows volcanic material to spread out aro...

Early reports are coming out now from the tonga geological service. we still do not know how much material erupted, which will help us to classify the size, but we know the volcanic plume was about five kilometres wide and as much as 20 kilometres high, which is really significant, particularly because that indicates that this eruption rose into the earth's stratosphere, which is the zone of our atmosphere which allows volcanic material to spread out around the globe, creating further reaching impacts. i guess that explains then the scale of it because we've seen the tsunami waves on tonga, th...