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Me writing: “She knew she had to go in this town called…”

My brain:

I have to admit, I am a bit obsessed with Popocatépetl. Probably because I lived with its view for a year.

This morning, 1/9/20, it had another great explosion.

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Explosión del Volcán Popocatépetl 9 de enero 2020

Esta mañana el Volcán #Popocatépetl registró una explosión. 🌋 ¿Qué habría pasado si en ese momento excursionistas se hubieran encontrado de

Guys it’s a CRIME that this animal shelter’s video has on 24 views please give them the attention they deserve.

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Deep magma reservoir below Mt Rainier

Researchers from Norway and the US have mapped an 8 by 16 km magma chamber at 8 km depth below Washington State’s Mount Rainier. The detailed map was created by measuring the variations in the magnetic and electrical fields as well as seismic imaging. Researchers suggest that this map could help us predict when volcanoes will erupt.

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