One of Earth's Most Explosive Volcanoes Is Quietly Refilling With Magma

ScienceAlert·Apr 7

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A supervolcano, considered one of the most explosive on earth, is refilling with magma. The location of the volcano is unclear, with some reports suggesting it is in Japan, while another indicates it may be in Italy. The volcano in question previously erupted around 7,300 years ago, and its current magma refill has implications for predicting future eruptions.

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