The uninhabited volcanic island of Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai all but disappeared following the early January 2022 blast, according to satellite images from around 12 hours later. The Pacific archipelago was blanketed in ash and volcanic ash clouds spread to countries thousands of kilometres to the west.
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AGU Press Release | 24 May 2022
First visible light images of Venus’ surface from space captured by Parker Solar Probe (video)
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EGU General Assembly 2022
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The University of Hull
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The Landslide Blog | 16 May 2022
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