Underground chain reaction led to Iceland eruption
Excerpt:From the initial eruptive activity at Eyjafjallajokull volcano in 2010, that was a lava producing eruption 20 March - 12 April, preceding the explosive eruption. View of the eruptive fissure on March 25, 2010. / University of Iceland,Thorsteinn Jonsson The eruptions of Iceland's volcano Eyjafjallajokull in 2010 were apparently triggered by a chain reaction of expanding magma chambers that descended into the Earth, a group of researchers now says. After nearly two centuries of dormancy, Eyjafjallajokull (AYA-feeyapla-yurkul) erupted many times over the course of 10 weeks. These outbursts spewed a huge plume of ash that generated extraordinary lightning displays, colored sunsets a fiery redacross much of Europe and forced widespread flight cancellations for days. The eruptions began in 2010 when a fissure opened on the flank of Eyjafjallajokull in March, revealing that it was inflating with magma.
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0.197889 | "We often think about eruptions as being controlled entirely from below by the supply of fresh magma from below -- that is, the pressure caused by new magma rising buoyantly is what determines whether it erupts or not," Tarasewicz told |
0.144776 | "We often think about eruptions as being controlled entirely from below by the supply of fresh magma from below -- that is, the pressure caused by new magma rising buoyantly is what determines whether it erupts or not," Tarasewicz told OurAmazingPlanet. "We don't often consider how that driving force might be affected by changes from above." |
-0.0812568 | "It's novel to have been able to match the deep seismic observations to big changes in the eruption rate at the surface," Tarasewicz continued. ... |
-0.0778051 | "It's novel to have been able to match the deep seismic observations to big changes in the eruption rate at the surface," Tarasewicz continued. "In this case, it seems the volcanic plumbing system at depth responded to changes near the surface, rather than vice versa." |
-0.183764 | "There are several examples around the world of volcanoes that are thought to have more than one magma chamber, stacked at different depths beneath the volcano," Tarasewicz said. ... |
-0.0391573 | "There are several examples around the world of volcanoes that are thought to have more than one magma chamber, stacked at different depths beneath the volcano," Tarasewicz said. "Understanding the pressure linkage and feedback between different magma storage reservoirs may help us to understand why some volcanoes like Eyjafjallajokull have prolonged eruptions with episodic surges in eruption rate." |
0.153874 | Tarasewicz cautioned, "we are still not in a position to be able to predict accurately in advance when, or if, a volcano is going to erupt." |
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