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5 Picturesque Infernos: Fumaroles From Around The Globe

Thursday, April 9, 2009

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5 Picturesque Infernos: Fumaroles From Around The Globe

The volcanic vents known as fumaroles have serious associations, often lying on active volcanoes in times of comparative quiet between eruptions. These smouldering fissures in the earth are visible emitting hot steam and volcanic gasses in places as far and wide as Italy, Indonesia, Hawaii, Yellowstone and Iceland. With their fizzing, more than faintly menacing behaviour, it’s easy to see why fumaroles are shrouded in myth and legend.

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Mars Stinks

Sunday, December 23, 2007

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Ever wondered why there isn’t life on Mars? Except for that giant head in the sand, Mars has been pretty dead for a very long time. But it wasn’t always like this.

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