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Costa Rica earthquake awakens Nicaraguan volcano, which last erupted in 50 B.C: alert level raised
Posted on September 8, 2012 by The Extinction Protocol
September 8, 2012 – MANAGUA – The Apoyeque Volcano, located northwest of the capital, was calm Friday, but officials continued monitoring it for volcanic tremors, a release from the Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies (INETER) said. The agency registered 21 low-intensity volcano-related tremors between Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, prompting the government to issue a green advisory alert. Seismic activity near the volcano, located 10 kilometers northwest of Managua, “decreased Friday morning, but it doesn’t mean that it has disappeared,” INETER Geophysics Director Angélica Muñoz told reporters. She also announced that a group of experts will travel to the volcano to investigate the earthquakes causes. The volcanic tremors began after a magitude- 7.6 earthquake hit neighboring Costa Rica on Wednesday. –Tico Times
The last eruption of the volcano was in 50 B.C. The volcano is capable of VEI 6 stage eruptions.
Four volcanoes in Costa Rica closely monitored after quake: When seeing the after effects of the earthquake in Costa Rica this past week, one thing that needs to be watched closely is the active volcanoes within the country. Even a small shift under one of these giants could cause an eruption. At least four of the seven active volcanoes in the country are in the crosshairs of scientists after the earthquake of 7.6 magnitude occurred on Wednesday in Costa Rica. These are Arenal (Alajuela), Rincon de la Vieja (Guanacaste), Turrialba (Cartago) and Poás (Alajuela). According to specialists agree Volcanological and Seismological Observatory of Costa Rica (OVSICORI-A) and the National Seismological Network (RSN: ICE-UCR), due to the size of the earthquake, it is normal volcanic structures; especially those already vulnerable are affected. There is a rearrangement of material and even chemical changes. The clearest example is the Arenal, where locals reported a noise characteristic of rolling boulders.” We know there is a cave in the north, in the direction of the community of La Palma,” said Maria Martinez geochemistry, OVSICORI. A team of this institution made field visit to the site and will release more information today. “In the Poas, how little we could see the rangers (by weather), report no noticeable landslides and cracks,” he added. However, Raul Mora, the RSN, ensures that the most noticeable changes have been in its lagoon.” It looks much sulfur yellow spots on the lake, which is average at Poás before the earthquake but were not.” In the Turrialba volcano has reported a slight collapse, but “the bottom” of the colossus, rather than volcanic structure.” The emission level is similar to what was observed previously,” said the expert OVSICORI. Because there have been earthquakes there, the RSN yesterday decided to install a seismological station between between that and the Irazu volcano. This is done so that in the medium term is uncertain whether the earthquakes that occur there (as replicas) are the result of a tectonic or volcano itself. Scientists have not yet visited the Rincon de la Vieja, but have received reports from neighbors (who live about 17 miles west of the volcano), who claim that the crystalline water normally receive from a nascent nearby nature has a milky consistency apparently mixed with sulfur. “He also mentioned alleged cracks opened in the north, but we have not confirmed. We also know that, from time to time, there looms a steam plume. That happens from days before the earthquake,” explained Martinez. “We know from experience in other countries that movements after more than 7 degrees of intensity there is the possibility that changes occur in the activity of volcanoes,” said Mora. “We’re not saying there’s a risk. What we say is that it is best to take the pulse investigate,” he said Mora. –Costa Rican Times
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When every volcano on the planet has begun erupting, do you think anybody but us would even know?

63: Nicaragua’s San Cristóbal volcano erupts with 4 km ash plume
Posted on September 8, 2012 by The Extinction Protocol
September 8, 2012 – NICARAGUA – Nicaragua’s tallest volcano belched an ash plume up to 2 1/2 miles (4 km) into the atmosphere on Saturday, prompting the evacuation of hundreds of nearby residents who heard eruptions emanating from its crater. There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, authorities said. The 5,725-foot (1,745-meter) San Cristóbal volcano, located about 95 miles (150 km) north of the capital Managua in the country’s volcano-dotted northwest, has been active in recent years, and stirred in mid-2008, when it expelled gas and rumbled with a series of small eruptions. The government expects to evacuate about 3,000 people from around San Cristobal, though numerous families already have done so on their own, said Guillermo Gonzalez, who heads Sinapred, a government emergency and disaster relief agency. “We already have nearly the entire apparatus underway,” Gonzalez said. “A response plan exists for volcanic eruptions and every community has clearly defined places for people to go to once they are evacuated,” he said. A gas and ash plume stretched between 2 and 2 1/2 miles (3.5 and 4 km) into the atmosphere, Gonzalez said. The Nicaraguan Institute of Territorial Studies, which monitors the country’s volcanoes, said in a preliminary report that “more gas emissions and sporadic explosions” could be expected from San Cristobal. The volcano is one of the most active along Nicaragua’s Pacific coast, according to the institute, and often averages nearly 100 daily seismic movements. Government spokeswoman Rosario Murillo earlier said authorities were still assessing the strength of the volcanic activity. As many as 20,000 people could ultimately be affected, she said. –Euro News
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I think once Yellowstone goes off they might start to notice...

I think once Yellowstone goes off they might start to notice...

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Not to be a dick, but stop being a dick.

Thank's!!!

Judith says:
September 9, 2012 at 19:56
Interesting article on Santorini which states a giant balloon of magma has inflated under Santorini only a small part translated.

,,A new study published in ‘Nature Geoscience’ suggests the Chamber rock melted under the volcano of Santorini expanded between 10 and 20 million cubic meters – up to 15 times the size of the London Olympic Stadium – between January 2011 and April 2012.The growth of this “balloon” of magma has made the island surface amounts between 8 and 14 centimeters during this period, according to a team of researchers led by scientists at the University of Oxford. The results come from an expedition funded by the Natural Environment Research Council the natural environment Research Council images that used the Global Positioning System receivers and radar satellite GPS, for its acronym in English which can detect movements of only a few millimeters of the Earth’s surface.,,

The full report which will need to be translated can be read on:

[link to www.europapress.es]

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Irpsit says:
September 9, 2012 at 20:12
It’s a sizeable intrusion of magma, about 9-16 cubic km.

Basically if 10% of that magma erupts (not counting with old magma), then we will have a 1-2 cubic km eruption, which is a large VEI4 to a small VEI5 sized eruption. This is roughly slightly larger than the previous eruption of Grimsvotn. The 2011-2011 inflation of Santorini is however a bit smaller than the one observed for Grimsvotn before its 2011 eruption.

I think Santorini at the very least will do a VEI4, similar to Eyjafjallajokull, if not something identical to Grimsvotn.

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Judith says:
September 9, 2012 at 20:16
There may be a swarm starting near the Aegean Sea there have been 4 EQ’S in just over 10 mins.

Just been a 5th one near Romania.

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

[link to volcanocafe.wordpress.com]

Judith says:
September 9, 2012 at 19:56
Interesting article on Santorini which states a giant balloon of magma has inflated under Santorini only a small part translated.

,,A new study published in ‘Nature Geoscience’ suggests the Chamber rock melted under the volcano of Santorini expanded between 10 and 20 million cubic meters – up to 15 times the size of the London Olympic Stadium – between January 2011 and April 2012.The growth of this “balloon” of magma has made the island surface amounts between 8 and 14 centimeters during this period, according to a team of researchers led by scientists at the University of Oxford. The results come from an expedition funded by the Natural Environment Research Council the natural environment Research Council images that used the Global Positioning System receivers and radar satellite GPS, for its acronym in English which can detect movements of only a few millimeters of the Earth’s surface.,,

The full report which will need to be translated can be read on:

[link to www.europapress.es]

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Irpsit says:
September 9, 2012 at 20:12
It’s a sizeable intrusion of magma, about 9-16 cubic km.

Basically if 10% of that magma erupts (not counting with old magma), then we will have a 1-2 cubic km eruption, which is a large VEI4 to a small VEI5 sized eruption. This is roughly slightly larger than the previous eruption of Grimsvotn. The 2011-2011 inflation of Santorini is however a bit smaller than the one observed for Grimsvotn before its 2011 eruption.

I think Santorini at the very least will do a VEI4, similar to Eyjafjallajokull, if not something identical to Grimsvotn.

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Judith says:
September 9, 2012 at 20:16
There may be a swarm starting near the Aegean Sea there have been 4 EQ’S in just over 10 mins.

Just been a 5th one near Romania.

[link to www.emsc-csem.org]

[link to volcanocafe.wordpress.com]

where's he getting 9-16 cubic KMs from?

10-20 million cubic metres is only 0.01 to 0.02 cubic KMs.