The Calbuco volcano erupted Wednesday for the first time in more than 42 years, billowing a huge ash cloud over a sparsely populated, mountainous area in southern Chile.
Volcano Calbuco in Chile erupts for the first time since 1970s – sending smoke several miles into the sky.
Authorities report no hot rocks or lava had been seen so far in the eruption of the Calbuco volcano — only ash. Chile has the second largest chain of volcanoes in the world after Indonesia, with around 500 that are potentially active.
Chile's Calbuco volcano erupts for first time in more than 40 years: http://t.co/APLS9gYH53 pic.twitter.com/yu7YoJiGRy
— CNN (@CNN) April 23, 2015
Video of Chile's Calbuco volcano, which erupted yesterday, is absolutely mesmerizing http://t.co/9Md1t1PgLU pic.twitter.com/jGgZknmoTC
— New York Post (@nypost) April 23, 2015
Amazing views of Volcano Calbuco's eruption: http://t.co/Cf8sQQHZzO via @TheWorldPost pic.twitter.com/V1AGAsAjD9
— NASA Goddard Images (@NASAGoddardPix) April 23, 2015
A volcano in Chile exploded within the last minutes. The Calbuco volcano is 900km south of Santiago (Pic @RaulPalma) pic.twitter.com/dslzIoX75E
— Rodrigo (@RodrigoEBR) April 22, 2015
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