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The Canary Islands from Space MODIS Satellite
Wednesday, October 12, 2011 18:36
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El Hierro, The Canary Islands, from space in this MODIS satellite image on Oct. 7 2011
El Hierro, The Canary Islands, from space in this MODIS satellite image on Oct. 7 2011
By Mark Dunphy – Mon Oct 10, 4:18
A submarine volcanic eruption is taking place approximately 5 kilometres off
the southern coast of El Hierro, the smallest of The Canary Islands.
The Mayor of La Frontera (El Hierro), David Cabrera, confirmed in an interview on
Radio iron Garoé that ‘underwater eruption’ is taking place about 900 metres
beneath the sea surface five kilometres south of La Restinga. The eruption has
been ongoing for four hours, the Mayor said.
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