Boris Behncke•2 hours ago −

ok I'm back home and going through my photos and video ... The fountain was brief like nearly all events of this kind, and ended rather abruptly, in like 2 minutes from intense fountaining to almost zero, which is something quite common (there are also descriptions of the same happening during Kilauea's 1959 Kilauea Iki eruption). Very loud noise at the end, almost the best part of it. It was quite tall, I'd say up to 800 m or so, which we haven't seen during the previous four paroxysms. It even shot up obliquely AGAINST the very strong wind. Tells you something about the energy that is released in such an event. Much less lava this time. Some photos and video will be up later this evening ...
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tremor was i guess (approximately) in 2-2.5 times bigger then in four previous paroxysms:
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so i guess lava fountains could reach also bigger heights