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*schopquote:Op donderdag 30 september 2004 09:41 schreef Frutsel het volgende:
Hier trouwens een link naar een webcam.. http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
"Mijn" fotoalbum...
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Hij begint toch serieus te roken nu!
[b]Op maandag 6 september 2010 00:28 schreef tong80 het volgende:[/b]
GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
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GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
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Inderdaad, eerst zag je niets, en binnen een half uur opeens en enorme rookwolk!quote:Op maandag 4 oktober 2004 19:13 schreef MissX het volgende:
hehehe net nadat ik dat gepost had, kwam er een ander plaatje
Voor de zekerheid CNN maar aangezet, het is toch de beroemdste vulkaan in de USA.
[b]Op maandag 6 september 2010 00:28 schreef tong80 het volgende:[/b]
GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
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GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
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Ik heb cnn al een half uur aanstaan. Maar heb alleen nog maar irak nieuws gezien, met een vleugje nederland vanwege de broer van die gegijzelde gast.
je streamt de updatequote:Op maandag 4 oktober 2004 18:08 schreef -CRASH- het volgende:
Het ziet er wel rustig uit
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hier een still:
"Mijn" fotoalbum...
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Niet om fatalistisch over te komen, maar dat plaatje van 10:14 staat er nu toch al beduidend langer dan 5 minuten.
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laat maar, nu update-ie natuurlijk weer net .
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laat maar, nu update-ie natuurlijk weer net .
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Why women still aren't funny.
Q.E.D: Religion replaces ignorance with stupidity.
Q.E.D: Religion replaces ignorance with stupidity.
Het lijkt inderdaad alsof dit 'even' de uitbarsting was, maar je weet het nooit met vulkanen.
[b]Op maandag 6 september 2010 00:28 schreef tong80 het volgende:[/b]
GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
:P
GVD Wat moet jij een trotse vader zijn :)
:P
Mount St. Helens Belches Steam Anew
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. — Mount St. Helens (search) blew off more steam Monday, shooting a billowing white plume several hundred feet above the volcano and thrilling hundreds of visitors who had gathered below the rumbling mountain.
"Wow. It was amazing," said 9-year-old Alex Turchiano, who watched from a nearby visitors center. "I was hoping to see lava so I could see the trees fall down and the lava flow into the water. I wanted to see what it was going to do — whether it would stop or keep going."
Scientists, who continued to warn that the volcano could blow at any moment, stopped short of calling the steam burst an actual eruption, saying no volcanic material apparently was emitted. The steam quickly dissipated and did not threaten any structures near Mount St. Helens.
Even if a larger eruption comes, officials say there was little or no chance of a repeat of the mountain's lethal 1980 explosion, or Hawaiian-style lava flows. The eruption 24 years ago blew 1,300 feet off the top of the peak, killed 57 people and coated much of the Pacific Northwest with ash.
Since Sept. 23, thousands of tiny earthquakes have shaken the mountain and several steam eruptions have occurred, the most seismic activity at the peak since the months following the 1980 blast. A burst of ash and steam on Friday was followed Saturday by a smaller plume of steam and a volcanic tremor. A smaller extended volcanic vibration was detected Sunday.
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. — Mount St. Helens (search) blew off more steam Monday, shooting a billowing white plume several hundred feet above the volcano and thrilling hundreds of visitors who had gathered below the rumbling mountain.
"Wow. It was amazing," said 9-year-old Alex Turchiano, who watched from a nearby visitors center. "I was hoping to see lava so I could see the trees fall down and the lava flow into the water. I wanted to see what it was going to do — whether it would stop or keep going."
Scientists, who continued to warn that the volcano could blow at any moment, stopped short of calling the steam burst an actual eruption, saying no volcanic material apparently was emitted. The steam quickly dissipated and did not threaten any structures near Mount St. Helens.
Even if a larger eruption comes, officials say there was little or no chance of a repeat of the mountain's lethal 1980 explosion, or Hawaiian-style lava flows. The eruption 24 years ago blew 1,300 feet off the top of the peak, killed 57 people and coated much of the Pacific Northwest with ash.
Since Sept. 23, thousands of tiny earthquakes have shaken the mountain and several steam eruptions have occurred, the most seismic activity at the peak since the months following the 1980 blast. A burst of ash and steam on Friday was followed Saturday by a smaller plume of steam and a volcanic tremor. A smaller extended volcanic vibration was detected Sunday.
Another Steam Eruption at St. Helens
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. — Mount St. Helens exhaled a spectacular roiling cloud of steam and ash Tuesday, sprinkling grit on a small town some 25 miles away.
The volcano has been venting steam and small amounts of ash daily since Friday, but Tuesday morning's burst was the largest, producing a billowing, dark gray cloud that rose thousands of feet above the 8,364-foot-high rim of the crater and streamed to the northeast.
For days, scientists have been warning that the volcano could blow at any moment with enough force to endanger lives and property. But geologists said Tuesday a more likely scenario was weeks or months of smaller-scale venting, with the possibility lava could enlarge the dome within the mountain's gaping crater.
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Wash. — Mount St. Helens exhaled a spectacular roiling cloud of steam and ash Tuesday, sprinkling grit on a small town some 25 miles away.
The volcano has been venting steam and small amounts of ash daily since Friday, but Tuesday morning's burst was the largest, producing a billowing, dark gray cloud that rose thousands of feet above the 8,364-foot-high rim of the crater and streamed to the northeast.
For days, scientists have been warning that the volcano could blow at any moment with enough force to endanger lives and property. But geologists said Tuesday a more likely scenario was weeks or months of smaller-scale venting, with the possibility lava could enlarge the dome within the mountain's gaping crater.
10-9-8-7-.....quote:Op woensdag 6 oktober 2004 09:07 schreef Steijn het volgende:
Staat de vulkaan er nog?
nog even geduld want dan is het weer licht genoeg zodat de webcam die op de vulkaan gericht staat het weer doet... tenzij er grote hoeveelheden lava naar buiten zou worden geslingerd, Dat moet ook te zien zijn op de webcam...
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Steam drifts away from Mount St. Helens after an emission Tuesday.
MOUNT ST. HELENS NATIONAL MONUMENT, Washington (AP) -- Mount St. Helens blew off a spectacular cloud of steam and ash on Tuesday, the biggest plume yet in days of rumblings and the latest indication that a larger eruption may be in the works.
Tuesday's burst sent a dark gray cloud thousands of feet above the mountain before it streamed several miles to the northeast.
U.S. Geological Survey vulcanologist Jake Lowenstern said the plume had "a significant amount of ash in it" as it rose rapidly above the 8,364-foot rim of the mountain.
Haha ik weet niet of je dat wel mee wilt maken...quote:Op zaterdag 2 oktober 2004 19:09 schreef DemonRage het volgende:
Dat gaat weer spectaculaire beelden opleveren
Yellowstone's supervulkaan misschien ook nog wel een keer los gaan... wie gaat dat filmen?
Het zou vast wel mooie beelden geven zo'n 'mega-erupties', maar kan toch aardig vervelende consequenties hebben als dat ding 'losgaat' (enorme hoeveelheden magma worden uitgestoten).
http://www.nps.gov/yell/
http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/prof-paper/pp729g/
Interessante Websites Sassie, thx
Heb Mount Helens zelf een aantal jaren geleden in het echt gezien toen ik in NW USA was. Indrukwekkend landschap. Denk inderdaad dat een superuitbarsting meer met zich mee brengt in negatieve vorm dan 'leuke plaatjes'
Heb Mount Helens zelf een aantal jaren geleden in het echt gezien toen ik in NW USA was. Indrukwekkend landschap. Denk inderdaad dat een superuitbarsting meer met zich mee brengt in negatieve vorm dan 'leuke plaatjes'
Tja ik heb ook eens een keer een boek op de kop getikt over 'Natural Disasters', daar stond ook wat over Yellowstone en Mount St. Helens. Er stond naast hoe de erupties gingen ook in hoeveel magma er uitgestoten was. Voor Mount St. Helens was dat bij de eruptie in 1980 1 km3, echter bij erupties van de Yellowstone hotspot in het verleden. Bij de laatste 3 erupties (2 mijloen, 1,3 miljoen en 0,6 miljoen jaar geleden) werd er resp 2500 km3, 280 km3 en 1000 km3 magma uitgestoten (vooral in de vorm van pyroclastisch materiaal; http://library.thinkquest(...)/hazards.flow.html).
Maar goed verder over St. Helens, ik zag net op de webcam bewolking rond de top. Het lijkt me geen rook.
http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
Hier zijn trouwens veel foto´s te vinden: http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/MSH04/
Maar goed verder over St. Helens, ik zag net op de webcam bewolking rond de top. Het lijkt me geen rook.
http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/volcanocams/msh/
Hier zijn trouwens veel foto´s te vinden: http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/MSH04/
Mooie link!!quote:Op woensdag 6 oktober 2004 16:12 schreef Sassie het volgende:
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Hier zijn trouwens veel foto´s te vinden: http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Volcanoes/MSH/Images/MSH04/
Summer Image, June 23, 2004
October 1, 2004, plume
October 4, 2004
allemaal mooie pics dus van die gegeven site hulde
hulde 
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BRON: Alert level dropped for Mount St. Helens
Geologists: Small-scale venting could last for weeks
Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Posted: 1:24 PM EDT (1724 GMT)
RANDLE, Washington (AP) -- Outside the Highway Junction Thrift Store, a thin film of gritty ash coated the bottom of a Mount St. Helens coffee mug.
Price for the mug: $5. The ash inside it was free -- for now, shop proprietor Anna Baker said with a smile Tuesday, hours after the mountain blew steam and ash into the air.
Cloudy weather obscured the top of the volcano Wednesday morning, making it difficult for visitors to the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument to see the crater.
Scientists dropped the alert level Wednesday, saying occasional steam blasts and possibly some eruptions of fresh volcanic rock could last for weeks or months.
We no longer think that an eruption is imminent in the sense of minutes or hours," Willie Scott, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, said after announcing the drop from the highest alert level.
Geologists: Small-scale venting could last for weeks
Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Posted: 1:24 PM EDT (1724 GMT)
RANDLE, Washington (AP) -- Outside the Highway Junction Thrift Store, a thin film of gritty ash coated the bottom of a Mount St. Helens coffee mug.
Price for the mug: $5. The ash inside it was free -- for now, shop proprietor Anna Baker said with a smile Tuesday, hours after the mountain blew steam and ash into the air.
Cloudy weather obscured the top of the volcano Wednesday morning, making it difficult for visitors to the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument to see the crater.
Scientists dropped the alert level Wednesday, saying occasional steam blasts and possibly some eruptions of fresh volcanic rock could last for weeks or months.
We no longer think that an eruption is imminent in the sense of minutes or hours," Willie Scott, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, said after announcing the drop from the highest alert level.
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Renewed Steam at St.Helens on Sunday
MOUNT ST. HELENS, Wash. — Mount St. Helens vented a new column of steam Sunday, a lazy plume that rose out of the crater of the snow-dusted volcano.
The billow of steam rose from an area where a large upwelling or bulge of rock has been growing on the dome-shaped formation of rock in the crater. The plume rose several hundred feet above the 8,364-foot volcano , and light wind slowly blew it toward the south and southeast.
The venting reminded scientists of the volcano's activity 20 years ago, when it built the dome following its catastrophic 1980 eruption.
"It's a view very, very reminiscent of the years in the 1980s during dome-building and a few years after when the system was hot and water was being heated and vapor was rising and steam clouds were forming," said Willie Scott, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey
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MOUNT ST. HELENS, Wash. — Mount St. Helens vented a new column of steam Sunday, a lazy plume that rose out of the crater of the snow-dusted volcano.
The billow of steam rose from an area where a large upwelling or bulge of rock has been growing on the dome-shaped formation of rock in the crater. The plume rose several hundred feet above the 8,364-foot volcano , and light wind slowly blew it toward the south and southeast.
The venting reminded scientists of the volcano's activity 20 years ago, when it built the dome following its catastrophic 1980 eruption.
"It's a view very, very reminiscent of the years in the 1980s during dome-building and a few years after when the system was hot and water was being heated and vapor was rising and steam clouds were forming," said Willie Scott, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey
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