>>15363203 past bread

Deception Island. Neptune's Bellows. Port Foster is one of the safest harbours in Antarctica.

The first authenticated sighting of Deception Island was by the British sealers William Smith and Edward Bransfield from the brig Williams in January 1820. It was first visited and explored by the American sealer Nathaniel Palmer on the sloop Hero the following summer, on 15 November 1820. He remained for two days, exploring the central bay.[10] Palmer named it "Deception Island" on account of its outward deceptive appearance as a normal island, when the narrow entrance of Neptune's Bellows revealed it rather to be a ring around a flooded caldera.

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>>15363994 kek

The study said: “We demonstrate here that ash from high southern latitude volcanoes may pose a threat higher than previously believed.”

The study looked at eruptions from Deception Island over the last 10,000 years.

The island has research settlements from Spain and Argentina and is popular with tourists because of its colonies of penguins.

The report 'Potential ash impact from Antarctic volcanoes: Insights from Deception Island’s most recent eruption' was written by Adelina Geyer, Santiago Giralt, Alejandro Marti and Arnau Folch.

News of the potentially devastating impact of a blast at one of the Antarctic’s volcano comes after it was revealed that scientists “don’t know” how big an eruption at Yellowstone could be.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/887689/Volcano-eruption-Deception-Island-Antarctic-air-traffic-planes-economy

Anon looks at the roughly 8 km section of straight edge island shoreline and wonders about a past volcanic landslide.

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The ole pineapple up the ass grimace.