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Mount Etna’s eruption coming to an end?
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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Mount Etna roars on paroxysm 14
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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Etna Eruption 2021: Current Situation
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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Frequent paroxysms on Mount Etna, what happens?
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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Women of Etna
Mount Etna, for its people, is a woman. It is female, like a mother. A strict mother who always wants sacrifices but still will repay at the right time with great generosity. If you…
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Mt Etna eruption, update 7th March
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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Etna, new show and a new crater too
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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Etna, paroxysm 8: update
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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Discovering Salina
Salina is the second largest island of the Aeolian Islands but also the one that hosts the highest peak of the archipelago, Mount Fossa delle Felci (962 meters above sea level). This is also…
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Mt Etna update on February 27th and 28th
After a week of fire and lava, explosions and violent tremors, Mount Etna hasn't expressed anything for 48 hours. A silence that amazes and leaves the many "fans" waiting with cell phones in hand,…
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