A massive eruption of Stromboli volcano in Italy for the second time in one year .. Video
Volcano Stromboli in Italy, one of the most active volcanoes on earth, witnessed a state of activity during the last night, and the camera of a resident near Stromboli volcano, located on the island of Sicily, spotted large quantities of ash outside its crater. Video of covering the sky with smoke rising from the volcano, as large quantities of smoke and ash rose into the atmosphere.
This is not the first eruption of Stromboli volcano, as the Euro News channel reported last July that Stromboli volcano on the Italian island of Sicily witnessed two severe explosions, according to records of the Institute of Volcanic Sciences in the city of Catania, as Stromboli is one of the few volcanoes around the world that have continued their explosions for about 2,500 years old.
According to the channel, the two explosions occurred during the middle of the night, according to the institute, and the height of the summit of the volcano is about a thousand meters, which enables the sight and monitoring of the crater explosions from long distances and the islanders are proud of their special relationship with the volcano, which has become part of their daily activities.
"It gives us a lot of energy ... we have a direct connection with Stromboli and make us feel alive," said Luca Carnevale, a homeowner on the island. The volcano attracts many foreign visitors who are keen to trouble its explosions closely.
In another country, the cameras of the geophysical body of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Kamchatka, in the far east of Russia, monitored the moments of the eruption of a Bezemiyani volcano two days ago, and the video footage transmitted by the Russia Today network showed that the ash cloud rose densely after the eruption to a height of more than 8 kilometers above sea level According to the geophysical body of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
