Reporting on the ongoing volcanic acivity, volcanodiscovery.com stated: “Unless the eruption proceeds to shallower levels from about less than 50-60 m water depth, either by the accumulation of volcanic material above the vents, or by a upward propagation of the eruption fissure towards the coast, it is unlikely that the activity will become dangerous for the coastal areas. Should the eruption proceed to shallower levels, however, the risk of explosive eruptions increases drastically as the water pressure to contain explosions becomes too low.”
Full Article: http://www.irishweatheronline.com/news/earth-science/geology/new-subsea-volcanic-eruption-occurs-near-el-hierro-the-canary-islands/41903.html
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