Things are getting complicated up there on the front of Etna’s new eruption—which began on the morning of August 6th and is still ongoing. Indeed, while the situation was already challenging, with paroxysms at the Voragine crater and the lava flow from there toward the Northeast crater, the opening of a lateral vent around 2,800 […]
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Mount Etna is “singing” again, and it’s doing so like a tenor, with a new eruption involving the Voragine crater. On the morning of August 7th, this eruption also saw the reopening of a flank fracture between the Valle del Leone and the Valle del Bove. Given the complexity of the phenomenon, which is occurring […]
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