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Ring of Fire alert: Volcano near Japan blasts so high it"s seen from space @ 2019-06-29T00: 返回 新闻热点 关键词：from space 概念： SATELLITES have captured images of an unexpected volcano eruption near Japan, after it blasted so high it could be seen from space. ISS astronauts and NASA satellites capture amazing photos of the Raikoke volcano eruption in the Kuril Islands.The eruption is the first in volcano since 1924. On the morning of June 22, astronauts shot this photograph of the volcanic plume rising from an eruption in the Pacific Ocean (Earth Observatory/Nasa). The Raikoke Volcano on Russia"s Kuril Islands erupted this past weekend, sending a massive plume of ash and gas 8 miles (13km) into the sky from the ... Explosive activity continues. Volcanic Ash Advisory Center (VAAC) Darwin warned about a volcanic ash plume that rose up to estimated 40000 ft (12200 m) ... Raikoke, an uninhabited volcanic island in the northwest Pacific, last erupted in 1924. It then went silent for nearly 100 years, until, on June 22, Raikoke spewed ... International Space Station Astronauts captured a spectacular shot of the rare Raikoke volcano that erupted last week on the Kuril islands over the North Pacific ... The Raikoke volcano in the Kuril Islands erupted on June 22nd, sending a plume of ash up to 17 km high. A day later, it was all over. A vast plume of ash and volcanic gases is seen rising from the Raikoke Volcano"s 700-metre-wide crater. Watching a volcano erupt would be cool. But having a front-row seat 254 miles (408 kilometers) above the volcano? That would be a view.