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Glowing Avalanches: New Research on Volcanic Density Currents

Volcanic density currents are denser-than-air mixtures of vapor and volcanic particles that flow down the sides of a volcano during an eruption. Researchers are re-examining the mobility and deposits of volcanic gravity flows.

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Published in:	Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) 1993-02, Vol.259 (5098), p.1130-1131
Main Authors:	Valentine, Greg A., Fisher, Richard V.
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Subjects:	Avalanches Chemical suspensions Current density Geology Gravity Igneous rocks Perspectives Pyroclastic flows Vapors Volcanism Volcanoes Volcanology
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