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Ulawun, Papua New Guinea
Ulawun is a volcano located on the island Papua New Guinea, about 130 km southwest of Rabaul. Ulawun is the highest mountain on the island, and one of the most active volcanoes in Papua New Guinea. Several thousand people are neighboring next to the volcano. Current Analysis have shown that Ulawun releases about 2% of the global total of sulfur dioxide in Earth's atmosphere. -
Nyiragongo, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Mount Nyiragongo, located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, erupted on January 17, 2002.. Mount Nyiragongo is 10 km north of the town of Goma, which is near the Congo’s border. Mount Nyiragongo has erupted over thirty four times and still is extremely active towards this day. The lava flows, from 2002 coursed down at 60km per hour, the fast and intense speed killed over 1000 people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsR4ajkCai4 -
Reventador, Eucador
Reventador had a major eruption in 2002 it produced a 17-km-high ash flows that traveled distances of up to 8 km, as well as lava flows .Reventador volcano belongs to a chain of volcanoes in the Cordillera Real. -
Manam, Papua New Guinea
The 10-km-wide island of Manam, lying 13 km off the northern coast of Papua New Guinea,
is one of the country's most active volcanoes. Ash released by the eruption in 2004, raised a height higher than 50,000 feet, it took over twelve hours for the ash to disperse. Around nine thousand people inhabit the island, and over half have moved because of the extreme activity of the volcano. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUREX8aFbMs -
Mount Okmok, United States
An explosive eruption occurred at Okmok volcano, Aleutian Islands. The eruption coursed over an hour, followed by earthquake activity. Ash secretioned to an altitude of 50,000 ft . Heavy ashfall occurred on the eastern side of Umnak Island. Residents of the island were evacuated by helicopter and boat to central city of Aluetian Island, Unalaska. -
Sarychev Peak, Russia
Sarychev Peak Volcano is the most active volcano on Kuril Island , Russia eruption showed images of ash emissioningup to 200 km to the south-west and 105 km to the south-east, and rising to a height of 34,000 ft above sea level. On 14th June ash emissions reached a height of 40,000 ft above sea level, the emmisioned ash was so high you could see it from space. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foon6GpXJHk -
Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland
Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland is a moderately active vulcano that erupts once every few centuries and somethiems milleniums.The 2010 explosion erupted with high temperature magma that spread throughout the area. The ash emission rised in jagged shapes throughout the skyline. Heavy storm coursed around the vulcano with extreme lightning. -
Nabro, Eritrea
Nabro, a stratovolcano in the northeast African nation of Eritria, following a series of earthquakes. Nabor is currently in a remote area, so the lava flow from the explosion conceived a low amount of injuries on victims.The lava flow traveled up to 15km.Before the events from 2011, the volcano was thought to be extinct. -
Mount Ontake, Japan
Mount Ontake, the second highest volcano in Japan, edured a volcanic eruption, which killed 47 people on the mud slopes occured by the volcano. Mount Ontake is more than 10,000 feet high, and 125 miles (200 km) west of Tokyo on Honshu, abundant amout of mud slides were displayed because of the height. Death casualities were mainly recorded from falling volcanic objects, inhalation of toxic and poisoned air, and mudslides. -
Calbuco, Chile
Calbuco Chile, erupted for the first time in four decades.The eruption lasted 90 minutes and sent a plume of volcanic ash 10 km into the sky.A movement of magma and lava moved into Chapo Lake. Evacuated was placed to 4,000 people around the volcano. Ash altitude was so appaling that Chile, Argentina and Uruguay canceled all flights.
