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Kīlauea monitoring reveals pattern before lava fountains

via Ars Technica·9h ago

A USGS study of Kīlauea’s recent eruptions found summit tilt and magma-reservoir refilling helped anticipate some lava-fountain episodes, Ars Technica reports. The pattern supported alerts when seismic signals were unclear. The physical mechanism behind the fountains and the pattern’s reliability for future eruptions remain unresolved.

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