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LA Palma volcano’s red-hot magma has risen after its recent flurry of earthquakes causing the ground on the Canary Islands to “significantly” rise above ground level, experts said. Volcano experts discovered the ground in the area surrounding local hotel Teneguia Princess hotel has risen by about 1cm to the south and 3.5cm upwards over the past year, according to GPS sensors regulating ground deformation.
Canary Islands on alert as magma seen moving in La Palma volcano
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Lots of activity going on around the world well lets hope the Volcano up in the Iceland area doesn't pop off and slide into the ocean allegedly it would send tsunami waves to the east coast like never seen before heights. At least I think that is the one and I can't think of the name of it at the moment.
Canary Islands on alert as magma seen moving in La Palma volcano
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Strong earthquake rocks Tonga – Pacific Ring of Fire on alert
Hundreds of mysterious ancient structures found on edge of volcanoes in Saudi Arabia
Lots of activity going on around the world well lets hope the Volcano up in the Iceland area doesn't pop off and slide into the ocean allegedly it would send tsunami waves to the east coast like never seen before heights. At least I think that is the one and I can't think of the name of it at the moment.
