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They are one of the most interesting sites of Sicily, though also one of the less promoted! The Salinelle, the mud volcanoes of Paternò, are everywhere on that territory. The larger ones rise close…
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Etna changes again and again, it becomes unpredictable. After two months of continuous paroxysms, at the rate of one every fifty hours, by mid-March it seems to have subsided. Long pauses, even of five…
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It had to be all over, they had to be the last breaths of an eruptive event that seemed to never end ... and for four days in fact Mount Etna fell into silence.…
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The fifteenth paroxysm of Etna was announced at dawn on March 19 with two very strong "booms" that surprised the piedmont populations, from behind the clouds of rain and snow that hid the volcano.…
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Roars and show! Etna crosses the record line of 14 paroxysms in a month, still following the sequence of strong explosions. It all began on February 16th, 2021, and continued, constantly, at the rate…
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Despite being an always active volcano and always ready to show off its eruptions, Mount Etna now seems to have taken a strange “acceleration”. Restless since 2019, lively in 2020, from January 2021 it…
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Despite being an always active volcano and always ready to show off its eruptions, Mount Etna now seems to have taken a strange "acceleration". Restless since 2019, lively in 2020, from January 2021 it…
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On the morning of March 7th, 2021, above a cloudy and rainy sky, Mt Etna unleashes the tenth eruptive paroxysm. It caused a giant cloud of ash and lapilli to fall on Milo, Giarre…
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The early hours of dawn on March 4, 2021 began with signs of restlessness in the usual South East Crater. They mainly manifest themselves around 7 am with the opening of a new small…
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It happens at around noon on March 2nd, yet another surprise from Mount Etna. A rapid rise in the tremor, the announcement live by the INGV and shortly thereafter the South East Crater was…
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