32 Volcanoes Are Currently Erupting Worldwide

32 Volcanoes Are Currently Erupting Worldwide

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MAGNITUDE 5.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS

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Depth: 30 km

Distances: 192 km SE of Honiara, Solomon Islands / pop: 56,300 / local time: 07:08:09.9 2016-12-11
61 km W of Kirakira, Solomon Islands / pop: 1,200 / local time: 07:08:09.9 2016-12-11

 

MAGNITUDE 3.2 PYRENEES

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Depth: 2 km

Distances: 162 km NW of Andorra la Vella, Andorra / pop: 20,500 / local time: 21:03:25.1 2016-12-10
112 km E of Pamplona, Spain / pop: 199,000 / local time: 21:03:25.1 2016-12-10
26 km S of Pau, France / pop: 82,700 / local time: 21:03:25.1 2016-12-10
9 km E of Louvie-Juzon, France / pop: 1,100 / local time: 21:03:25.1 2016-12-10

 

SATELLITES RECORD ANTARCTICA’S COLDEST TEMPERATURE EVER

A reading of 135.8 degrees Fahrenheit below zero was measured in Antarctica, using remote sensing from satellites.

 

Based on remote satellite measurements, scientists recently recorded that temperature at a desolate ice plateau in East Antarctica. It was the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth, though it may not get that recognition in the official record book.

 

A NASA satellite measured that temperature in August 2010; on July 31 of this year, another bone-chilling temperature of -135.3 degrees was recorded.

 

“I’ve never been in conditions that cold, and I hope I never am,” said ice scientist Ted Scambos of the National Snow and Ice Data Center in Boulder, Colo. “I am told that every breath is painful, and you have to be extremely careful not to freeze part of your throat or lungs when inhaling.”

 

The -135.8-degree reading is “50 degrees colder than anything that has ever been seen in Alaska or Siberia or certainly North Dakota,” he said.

 

“It’s more like you’d see on Mars on a nice summer day in the poles,” Scambos said from the American Geophysical Union scientific meeting in San Francisco on Monday, where he announced the data.

 

Winter in Antarctica occurs, as it does throughout the Southern Hemisphere, in the months of June, July and August, when the continent is in total darkness.

A high ridge in East Antarctica is officially the coldest place on Earth. NASA confirmed a new record there for the lowest temperature on the books: nearly -136 degrees Fahrenheit. VPC (Photo: National Snow and Ice Data Center)

There’s cold, and then there’s Antarctica cold. … How does a frosty reading of 135.8 degrees below zero sound?

 

The official record, as measured by a thermometer, remains -128.6 degrees, set in Vostok, Antarctica, on July 21, 1983. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the official keepers of world weather records, recognizes only readings measured by thermometers on location, not remotely by satellite.

 

“Vostok is still the world’s coldest recorded location,” said Randy Cerveny, an Arizona State University professor of geography and the “rapporteur for climate extremes” at the WMO, via e-mail. “They are using remote sensing, not standard weather stations, so we at the World Meteorological Organization will not recognize that.”

 

Cerveny noted that there is no way to determine the elevation of the remote-sensed value. Official temperature measurements must be made of the air about 7 feet above the ground, to prevent the ground temperature from impacting the air temperature.

 

Vostok is a Russian research station about 600 miles from the South Pole, where the highest temperature ever recorded was 4 degrees on a summer afternoon.

 

As for the USA’s coldest mark on record, it’s -80 degrees, set in Prospect Creek, Alaska, on Jan. 23, 1971, according to Christopher Burt, weather historian for the Weather Underground. Excluding Alaska, the lowest temperature was the -70-degree temperature recorded in Rogers Pass, Mont., in January 1954.

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MAGNITUDE 6.1 BOUGAINVILLE REGION, P.N.G.

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Depth: 166 km

Distances: 736 km NW of Honiara, Solomon Islands / pop: 56,300 / local time: 03:24:37.3 2016-12-11
283 km SE of Kokopo, Papua New Guinea / pop: 26,300 / local time: 02:24:37.3 2016-12-11
136 km NW of Panguna, Papua New Guinea / pop: 3,000 / local time: 02:24:37.3 2016-12-11

 

MAGNITUDE 5.0 SOLOMON ISLANDS

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Depth: 12 km

Distances: 175 km SE of Honiara, Solomon Islands / pop: 56,300 / local time: 00:42:05.4 2016-12-11
71 km W of Kirakira, Solomon Islands / pop: 1,200 / local time: 00:42:05.4 2016-12-11

 

MAGNITUDE 5.2 SOLOMON ISLANDS

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Depth: 10 km

Distances: 179 km SE of Honiara, Solomon Islands / pop: 56,300 / local time: 23:17:06.4 2016-12-10
71 km W of Kirakira, Solomon Islands / pop: 1,200 / local time: 23:17:06.4 2016-12-10