Posted by CypressTX on 3/28/2009, 8:33 pm, in reply to "Re: if you look real close at this photo"

Here's a KTUU story comparing the two - video on upper right http://www.ktuu.com/Global/story.asp?S=10087115 the video was done Fri night here an NPR interview from Mar 27th with David Schneider, geophysisist at AVO http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=102428956 audio option link above the article also these, but not comparing the two YouTube video montage of recent eruption photos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH8MMuqg9Cs kinda cool, but just the photos available at AVO strung together another YouTube montage from today, but again, just an amature video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rm9A3-wn8UU I wish I could find video of the latest press conference from AVO - there are quotes in articles, but I would love to hear the whole thing --Previous Message-- : How much of the glacier melted during the 89 : eruption? : : --Previous Message-- : : there's more night photos at AVO, awesome : photography... : : it's already melted quite about 1/5th of the : glacier, per the ADN story & less than 1 : wk into the eruptions - this one's going to : be one for the record books I think - hope : the dikes at the drift river terminal hold : : --Previous Message-- : Very cool!! : : I was reading the ash samples showed a : pumice structure which indicate that it was : generated by fresh lava at the surface. : : That indicates a dome building and : collapsing process will most likely happen : for a while; hence, the eruptions will occur : for some time.