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Russian geophysicist Ivan Koulakov has announced that Bolshaya Udina, formerly an extinct volcano in the eastern Russia, is showing signs of activity. He reports a fifty percent chance of eruption at any moment, which could lead have a catastrophic global impact. (Source)
It's location is on the Kamchakta Peninsula. Back in May, 2013, the deepest ever earthquake in recorded history was very close to that location.
His study notes that, "...this volcano is difficult to monitor because it is far from permanent seismic stations."
I've been waiting for a large eruption in the Pacific but I'm expecting it to be more centralised.
It's location is on the Kamchakta Peninsula. Back in May, 2013, the deepest ever earthquake in recorded history was very close to that location.
His study notes that, "...this volcano is difficult to monitor because it is far from permanent seismic stations."
I've been waiting for a large eruption in the Pacific but I'm expecting it to be more centralised.