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Related: About this forumPhoto captures rare 'smoke ring' from volcanic eruption in Guatemala
Theyre really quite magical, says volcano expert Matthew Watson
Chantal da Silva
@chantaladasilva
3 days ago
Smoke rings, like this one seen coming from Guatemalas Fuego volcano, are a relatively rare sighting
(Keith Blair)
A rare smoke ring has been captured blowing from Guatemalas Fuego volcano, an active stratovolcano 15 km west of the city of Antigua.
Matthew Watson, a professor of volcanoes and climate at the University of Bristol, shared a photo of the sighting on Twitter as part of a virtual field trip he is conducting online after having a real-life trip to Guatemala cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
What a stunning looking volcano, he wrote in a tweet. Fuego doesnt disappoint, with loud Strombolian explosions and, this time, a smoke ring too, he said.
Speaking with The Independent on Monday, Prof Watson said one of his students, Keith Blair, had captured the photo during a field trip they took around this time last year.
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A rare smoke ring has been captured blowing from Guatemalas Fuego volcano, an active stratovolcano 15 km west of the city of Antigua.
Matthew Watson, a professor of volcanoes and climate at the University of Bristol, shared a photo of the sighting on Twitter as part of a virtual field trip he is conducting online after having a real-life trip to Guatemala cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
What a stunning looking volcano, he wrote in a tweet. Fuego doesnt disappoint, with loud Strombolian explosions and, this time, a smoke ring too, he said.
Speaking with The Independent on Monday, Prof Watson said one of his students, Keith Blair, had captured the photo during a field trip they took around this time last year.
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/guatemala-volcano-fuego-smoke-rings-b1802419.html
From a different Guatemalan volcano:
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Photo captures rare 'smoke ring' from volcanic eruption in Guatemala (Original Post)
Judi Lynn
Feb 2021
OP
Marie Marie
(9,999 posts)1. That top picture looks like a Q to me.
Oh no! It is a sign from God that Trump will be inaugurated on Mar 4th.
Judi Lynn
(160,515 posts)2. Holy smoke! Sign from Qod, instead, maybe!
Had not occurred to me, yet. You may just be right! Maybe we've all been swept into a black hole without knowing it! This would be something you'd expect in there, no doubt!
March 4! The next date of right-wing self-expression.
Thanks for the reminder! Better to be prepared.