Technotronic, Volcanics, and related Geology - Page 8

xilman · 2021-09-24, 08:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Till

Another map that is more up-to-date:
https://twitter.com/CopernicusEMS/st...5134955778048/

Looks as if most (or all?) maps are lagging at least one day behind.

My place is at the top of the L in La Palma on that map.

xilman · 2021-09-24, 15:02

Looks like we may have got out just in time.

xilman · 2021-09-25, 11:01

https://www.eldiario.es/canariasahor...1_8335612.html has news pictures from sites on the LP3 just up the road from us. We fairly often visit La Cascada restaurant; re-fuel at the Shell gasolinera and have bought quite a lot of stuff from the furniture store when kitting out our new house. We know them well, in other words, including some of their staff.

They have not been evacuated yet ...

pinhodecarlos · 2021-09-25, 12:20

I suppose they already started thinking in donations to support the locals. Any of your contacts there organising for this? Happy to help.

Lariliss · 2021-10-20, 10:05

The world of science and technology is vast but still a tight area and 'information field'. Centuries ago a discovery of archaeology, astronomy, physics, technology, works of philosophers and physics was often a stand alone discovery.
Today, looking through the intertwined scientific fields, synchronous discoveries and inspections is not a surprise.
Information sharing, patterns and unbelievable volume of what we have now in exploration, science and technology make them synchronized and more effective with that.
We are closer together in thoughts and deeds than ever before, that's why volcanoes are in the spot for several planets at the same time.
And one more thing, this makes more understanding of the Earth as a part of the Solar system in detail, not separating 'here' and 'somewhere in space'.

Martian volcanoes are similar to the Earth's by their ratios of height and base radius. Interesting similarity for different volcanism: tectonic activities of the Earth, and static volcanoes on Mars.

2021-09-25, 11:01	#80
xilman Bamboozled! "𒉺𒌌𒇷𒆷𒀭" May 2003 Down not across 11640₁₀ Posts	ash fall https://www.eldiario.es/canariasahor...1_8335612.html has news pictures from sites on the LP3 just up the road from us. We fairly often visit La Cascada restaurant; re-fuel at the Shell gasolinera and have bought quite a lot of stuff from the furniture store when kitting out our new house. We know them well, in other words, including some of their staff. They have not been evacuated yet ...

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xilman Bamboozled! "𒉺𒌌𒇷𒆷𒀭" May 2003 Down not across 2D78₁₆ Posts	Looks like we may have got out just in time.

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pinhodecarlos "Carlos Pinho" Oct 2011 Milton Keynes, UK 2³·641 Posts	I suppose they already started thinking in donations to support the locals. Any of your contacts there organising for this? Happy to help.

2021-10-20, 10:05	#82
Lariliss "Lariliss" Oct 2021 UK 1101₂ Posts	The world of science and technology is vast but still a tight area and 'information field'. Centuries ago a discovery of archaeology, astronomy, physics, technology, works of philosophers and physics was often a stand alone discovery. Today, looking through the intertwined scientific fields, synchronous discoveries and inspections is not a surprise. Information sharing, patterns and unbelievable volume of what we have now in exploration, science and technology make them synchronized and more effective with that. We are closer together in thoughts and deeds than ever before, that's why volcanoes are in the spot for several planets at the same time. And one more thing, this makes more understanding of the Earth as a part of the Solar system in detail, not separating 'here' and 'somewhere in space'. Martian volcanoes are similar to the Earth's by their ratios of height and base radius. Interesting similarity for different volcanism: tectonic activities of the Earth, and static volcanoes on Mars.