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Alaska’s tiny Bogoslof volcano erupts again, sending an ash cloud miles above the Aleutians
Bogoslof volcano steams on June 22, 2017. (Photo by Cyrus Read, @USGSVolcanoes / Alaska Volcano Observatory)
<p>Alaska's tiny Bogoslof volcano erupted again Monday morning, sending an ash cloud about 6 miles into the sky.<br><br>The "significant explosive eruption" started around 10 a.m. on the remote island in the Bering Sea, northwest of Unalaska Island, and continued ...
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New technology lets scientists pinpoint underwater landslide that triggered deadly 1964 tsunami
Alaska Dispatch News   01 February 2016   USA   Alaska  
USGS
<p>Five decades after the nation&rsquo;s most powerful earthquake hit Alaska, scientists have pinpointed the underwater slide that triggered some of the deadliest tsunami waves produced by the shaking.</p> <p>Using modern technology to map the floor of Prince ...