Author Topic: Mt. Aso in Japan still erupting plumes of ash after recent Eruption  (Read 983 times)

This is just a Ctrl C & V from the article here.

A video of the eruption can be seen here.

Jiji Press

"KUMAMOTO (Jiji Press) — Volcanic plumes rose as high as 1,200 meters from Mt. Aso in Kumamoto Prefecture, on Tuesday as the mountain continued to erupt.

The Japan Meteorological Agency maintained the alert level for the 1,506-meter Nakadake peak of the volcano at Level 3, saying nobody should approach the mountain due to the risk of another major eruption.

The mountain began to erupt Monday morning, sending volcanic plumes as high as 2,000 meters above the crater that day. It had intermittently erupted from November last year to May this year.

“This isn’t necessarily the last [in the recent series of eruptions],” said Kazuya Kokubo, an brown townyst at the agency, stressing the need to keep a close watch on the volcano."- The-Japanese-News.com

A clearer image is in the video.

what effect will this have on the sky? will it block out the sun?

what effect will this have on the sky? will it block out the sun?
I guess it just depends how far it spreads

so when did the eruption start

noo the tentacle girls will get all sooty

i just dropped my mixtape into the volcanic vent guys, my bad

what effect will this have on the sky? will it block out the sun?
Hopefully it won't reach that far into space

so when did the eruption start

It started around Sep. 14th. Though it has been really active this year.

what effect will this have on the sky? will it block out the sun?


It made flight cancellations, Other than that it's really just a lot of soot and ash.

"Footage broadcast on NHK national television showed the smoke from the eruption and it is reported that ash has been falling four kilometres away."

Oh yeah I saw about this on the 13th. Haven't seen anything since so I guess it's not doing anything terrible.