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Listen to the pulse of an erupting volcano: Chile's Villarrica

Geologist Jeff Johnson working in the inner crater of Villarrica, an active volcano in Chile.

Geologist Jeff Johnson working in the inner crater of Villarrica, an active volcano in Chile.

Credit: Richard Sanderson


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"Circulation" of a volcano: infrasounds of erupting Villarrica volcano in Chile.

Credit: Jeff Johnson, Boise State University

 

lava coming out

Scientists studying Villarrica witnessed spectacular fire fountains.

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Photo of Villarrica taken from the east, shortly before the March 3, 2015, eruption.

Photo of Villarrica taken from the east, shortly before the March 3, 2015, eruption.

Credit: Jeffrey Johnson


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Mudflow from the eruption

Mudflow from the eruption; infrasound analysis reveals the mudflow's speed, duration and location.

Credit: Jeffrey Johnson


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An Araucaria tree near Villarrica,

An Araucaria tree near Villarrica, dotted with "lava rock," or scoria, from the eruption.

Credit: Jeffrey Johnson


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