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Wednesday Whatzits: Mayon and Kilauea

Discover rhyolite generation insights during a talk at Denison, focusing on volcanic activity like Mayon in Albay province.

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I'll be giving a talk this afternoon here at Denison on rhyolite generation, so I might be a little brief this morning.

Undated image of Mayon in the Philippines.

The province of Albay in the Philippines is on alert for both a typhoon and a volcano (that country seems to be hit with that double whammy quite often). Over 300,000 may need to be ready to evacuate if the volcano continues to show signs that it might erupt - in fact, Mayon is producing ash as of this morning, albeit only one minor ash explosion.

Lava flows from Kilauea are drawing crowds as they inundate a road in Kalapana. There is a nice video link to the gawkers watching the lava ooze its way across the access road (very very slowly). The lava flow seemed to have stopped after crossing the road, but now it appears to be continuing to ...

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