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St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Dome growth and seismicity; small vapor plumes

Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)

Fissure eruption follows inflation and seismicity

White Island (New Zealand)

Ash, impact craters, gas clouds, seismicity

Krafla (Iceland)

Fissure eruption

Marion Island (Indian Ocean)

First eruption in historic time

Paluweh (Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia)

Loud explosions; intermittent tephra ejection

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Fumarolic activity

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Lava flow and ash emission continue

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

South vent glows, emits ash

Ulawun (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Vapor from summit crater

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Earthquake swarm followed by glow and explosions

Shikotsu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Seismicity continues to increase

Usu (Hokkaido, Japan)

1980 cryptodome uplift and seismicity summarized

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Gas emission event continues

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Gas plume becomes intermittent; elevated seismicity

Telica (Nicaragua)

Small intermittent vapor plume

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Small continuous vapor plume

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Minor seismicity; small steam explosions; chemical data summarized

Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)

Voluminous lava effusion from new fissures

Krafla (Iceland)

Fissure eruption and intrusion end; inflation resumes

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Explosions and lava flow from Northeast Crater

Erebus (Antarctica)

Lava lake revisited; seismic and acoustic monitoring begin

Merapi (Java, Indonesia)

Lava dome growth; hot avalanches

Paluweh (Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia)

Explosions and lava dome

Semeru (Java, Indonesia)

Ash emission and hot avalanches

Pacaya (Guatemala)

Strombolian activity and lava flows

Santa Maria (western Guatemala)

Ash and gas emissions; avalanching

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues; vigorous gas emission

Poás (Costa Rica)

Phreatic explosions

Kavachi (Solomon Islands)

More submarine activity

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Fewer explosions

Shikotsu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Sharp increase in seismicity

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Lava extrusion and small explosion follow deformation and seismicity

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Large lava flows cause severe damage

Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)

Lava from new vents

Hekla (Iceland)

Ash and lava flows

Krafla (Iceland)

Inflation reaches level at which previous eruptions were triggered

Kavachi (Solomon Islands)

Submarine activity continues

Semeru (Java, Indonesia)

Nuées ardentes and lava avalanches; one killed, 272 evacuated

Bagana (Bougainville Island)

Lava extrusion continues; small nuées ardentes

Kadovar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Discolored water

Bam (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Discolored water

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

Fumarolic activity continues; possible minor deflation

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Activity declines to vapor emission

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission, seismicity, and inflation increase

Shikotsu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Seismicity declines without expected eruption

Kirishima (Kyushu, Japan)

New fumaroles in residential area

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions; two incandescent columns

White Island (New Zealand)

Explosions and seismicity; tephra and tilt measured

Pacaya (Guatemala)

Lava flows and Strombolian activity

Santa Maria (western Guatemala)

Explosive activity continues

Fuego (Guatemala)

Gas emission; no significant changes in the summit area

Acatenango (Guatemala)

No visible fumarolic activity; strong sulfur odor near sumit craters

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Gas emission continues unabated; pit crater enlarges

Telica (Nicaragua)

Holes in crater wall emit vapor plume; occasional minor ash eruptions

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Emissions of SO2 increase by an order of magnitude; high seismicity; incandescence

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Small continuous plume

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

Minor fumarolic activity

Poás (Costa Rica)

Explosions; incandescence on dome

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues; more chlorine in gases

Alaid (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Strong explosive eruption; ashfalls to more than 1,000 km

Pagan (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

Large tephra cloud; lava flows; 53 evacuated

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Steam and ash emission; more data on dome extrusion

Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)

Lava flows, bombs, and ash from fissure vents

Hekla (Iceland)

Lava extrusion and ash ejection from summit crater

Krafla (Iceland)

Slow inflation continues

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Ash ejection and seismicity

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Fewer explosions

Shikotsu (Hokkaido, Japan)

Minor ash emission during February seismic peak

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Dark ash clouds and glow

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash and incandescent lava fragments   

Pagan (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

Strong activity ends; USGS observations summarized

Alaid (Kurile Islands, Russia)

April-May eruption detailed

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Deformation rates and SO2 emissions increase; eruption expected soon

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Intrusion into the southwest rift

Semeru (Java, Indonesia)

Mudflow kills more than 250

Piton de la Fournaise (Reunion Island)

Earthquake swarm; 1981 flows mapped

Krafla (Iceland)

Slow inflation continues; SO2 measured

Hekla (Iceland)

SO2 detected from 1981 lava flows

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava extrusion continues

Poás (Costa Rica)

Incandescence observed

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Weak ash emission

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash ejection and glow

Asama (Honshu, Japan)

Increased seismicity but no eruption

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions; ash ejection: B-type earthquakes

Atmospheric Effects

Volcanic material in stratosphere over Virginia, Wyoming, and Colorado; source uncertain

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Lava extrusion adds 5th lobe to crater dome

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Small shallow intrusion under SE part of caldera

Bezymianny (Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia)

Large tephra cloud and lava flow

Pagan (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

Renewed explosions on 11 June

Aso (Kyushu, Japan)

30-minute ash and block ejection

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Fewer explosions

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

Earthquake swarm

Mayon (Luzon, Philippines)

Mudflows from typhoon rains

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Increased ash emissions, glow, lava fragments

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission continues; rumblings 

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Occasional ash plumes to 3 km altitude

Gamkonora (Halmahera, Indonesia)

Tephra ejection; more than 3,500 flee briefly

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

Intrusion under S summit area and SW rift zone

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Ash ejection, probably caused by central crater collapse

Tiatia (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Vapor emission and glow

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Vulcanian explosions and glow continue; seismicity intensifies

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Ash emission continues

Karkar (Offshore New Guinea, Papua New Guinea)

New fumaroles and hot springs

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions decline; seismic and eruptive activity since 1978 summarized

White Island (New Zealand)

Volcanic seismicity declines; no sign of tephra ejection since May

Bulusan (Luzon, Philippines)

No eruption follows earthquake swarm

Mayon (Luzon, Philippines)

Mudflow casualties updated

Turrialba (Costa Rica)

Low-temperature gases collected

Irazú (Costa Rica)

Low-temperature gases collected

Poás (Costa Rica)

Medium-to-high temperature gases collected

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Medium-to-high temperature gases collected

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Medium-to-high temperature gases collected

Atmospheric Effects

Volcanic material below the tropopause over NW North America in mid-July; source unknown

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Lava extrusion adds new lobe to composite dome

Krafla (Iceland)

Pattern of inflation changes

Asama (Honshu, Japan)

Earthquake swarm but no eruption

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Explosions increase

Kilauea (Hawaii, USA)

More information on SW Rift intrusion

Paluweh(Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia)

Incandescent material; seismicity

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Ash and incandescent tephra ejection, then explosions and seismicity decline

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Incandescent lava, glow, sounds

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Lava flows and incandescent tephra; lava dome obstructing active vent deflates

Poás (Costa Rica)

Incandescent fissures; steam explosions; harmonic tremor and shallow discrete events 

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Minor ash emission; slow deformation

Pavlof (Alaska, USA)

Ash clouds; lava flow; seismicity

Shishaldin (Aleutian Islands, USA)

Plumes accompany eruption at nearby Pavlof

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Collapse in the central crater; ash ejection

Guagua Pichincha (Ecuador)

Small phreatic explosions; felt earthquakes

Colima (western México)

New lava dome in summit crater; activity since 1976 summarized

Paluweh (Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia)

Lava dome destoyed; pyroclastic flows

Kavachi (Solomon Islands)

Bubbling and discolored water

Pagan (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

New vent in the summit crater

Farallon de Pajaros (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

Normal fuming and discolored water

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Ashfalls; incandescent tephra; discontinuous tremor

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Incandescent tephra ejected; ash emission and seismicity decline

White Island (New Zealand)

Little eruptive activity for six months; B-type events increase

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Frequent explosions, mud-like ejection

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Lava extrusion adds new lobe to composite dome

Krakatau (Indonesia)

Small ash clouds

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

New lava flow, incandescent tephra, ash emission

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Incandescent tephra, glow, ash plume

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Increased seismicity; lower crater lake temperatures; eruption expected

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Frequent explosions, two incandescent columns

Fukutoku-Okanoba (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Frequent water discoloration observed during January-October 1981

Minami-hiyoshi (Volcano Islands, Japan)

No discolored water seen during January-October 1981

Fukujin (Volcano Islands, Japan)

Water discoloration seen in January 1981, but then none through October

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

January-August 1981 explosions tabulated

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Small plumes on satellite images

Soufriere Guadeloupe (Guadeloupe, West Indies)

Temperature, magnetic field stable

Mehetia (French Polynesia, Pacific Ocean)

Several months of increased seismicity

Atmospheric Effects

Aircraft and satellite data on stratospheric ejecta from four eruptions  

Krafla (Iceland)

Fissure eruption

Macdonald (south-central Pacific Ocean)

Six submarine eruptions since December 1977

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Dome expands slowly; rock avalanches

Pagan (Mariana Islands, central Pacific Ocean)

Tephra ejection

Guagua Pichincha (Ecuador)

Minor ash ejection; local earthquakes

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Small ash eruption

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Eruption column to 6-7 km altitude; nuées ardentes

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Incandescent tephra; ashfalls

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

More frequent explosions; tephra breaks windshields

Suwanose-jima (Ryukyu Islands, Japan)

Three days of explosions

Merapi (Java, Indonesia)

Sixty percent of the summit dome destroyed; hot avalanches

Dieng Volcanic Complex (Java, Indonesia)

Earthquake swarm, but little change in thermal activity

Nyamuragira (DR Congo)

Fissure eruption; lava flow and tephra column

St. Helens (Washington, USA)

Rock avalanches; no significant deformation

Sakura-jima (Kyushu, Japan)

Notable explosions of 1981 tabulated

Ruapehu (North Island, New Zealand)

Small ash eruption; seismicity; possible intrusion

Langila (New Britain Island, Papua New Guinea)

Strong explosions continue; incandescent tephra

Manam (Bismarck Sea, Papua New Guinea)

Explosions and seismicity intensify

Kliuchevskoi (Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia)

Hot spot and plume on satellite images

Tiatia (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Moderate fumarolic activity from the summit crater

Medvezhia (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Intense fumarolic activity from the Kudriavy cone

Kolokol Group (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Weak gas release from the Berg and Trezubetz summit domes

Zavaritski Caldera (Kurile Islands, Russia)

No fumarolic activity

Ketoi (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Intense fumarolic activity on the N slope

Ushishur (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Weak gas release from S part of caldera

Sarychev Peak (Kurile Islands, Russia)

Intensely active fumaroles in center of summit crater

Krafla (Iceland)

Magma reservoirs inflated to pre-eruption level

Etna (Sicily, Italy)

Collapse continues in central crater; ash plumes

Masaya (Nicaragua)

Large white vapor plume and high SO2 emission rates continue

San Cristobal (Nicaragua)

Small irregular white gas plume; incandescence seen

Cerro Negro (Nicaragua)

Small fumarolic region

Telica (Nicaragua)

Continuous white vapor plume with occassional ash

Momotombo (Nicaragua)

Small continuous vapor plume

Arenal (Costa Rica)

Block lava emission continues from summit crater

Poás (Costa Rica)

Bright incandescence seen in cracks; large white plume

Irazú (Costa Rica)

No activity observed

 
 
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Isaiah 56:  [7] Even them will I bring to my holy mountain, and make them joyful in my house of prayer: their burnt offerings and their sacrifices shall be accepted upon mine altar; for mine house shall be called an house of prayer for all people.

Philippians 2: [1] If there be therefore any consolation in Christ, if any comfort of love, if any fellowship of the Spirit, if any bowels and mercies, [2] Fulfill ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind. [3] Let nothing be done through strife or vainglory; but in lowliness of mind let each esteem other better than themselves. [4] Look not every man on his own things, but every man also on the things of others. [5] Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus: [6] Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God: [7] But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men: [8] And being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. [9] Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him, and given him a name which is above every name: [10] That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; [11] And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. 


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A composite of the Hebrew words for Joel 2:30: And I will show a token, a sign and wonder in the visible arch of the sky where the clouds move and throughout all the earth, in the fields, in the country, in the wilderness and it will have the appearance of blood, along with a burning, hot flaming fire, with columns of cloudy dust, smoke and vapor.
 
A composite of the Hebrew words for Joel 2:31: The brilliant sun, from the rising of the sun in the east to the sun rays in the arch ways of the sky, will be changed into darkness, as if it were night and the moon will take on the appearance of blood before the great and noble, fearful and terrible day in which Jehovah, the self-Existing One, the Eternal Lord shall come.

A composite of the Greek words for Acts 2:19: And I will bring forth a rare event so extraordinary, it will inspire wonder, for it will be in the elevated area of the sky and a token of these events, will be throughout the entire regions under the surface of the soil, of all the land of the world, for it will be a visible wonder of flowing substance like blood, of flashes of lightening and fire, with a mist of smoke.

A composite of the Greek words for Acts 2:20: The rising of the sun in the east and the rays of daily light will become as an outlining shadow and the bright shining moon, will appear to be a blood red color, before that mighty and visible day in which the One in supreme authority will come.
   

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