Pretty neat. Curious how hot is it this close though? How does the equipment not feel the effect? Wind keeps it cool? I wondered about how that drone guy got his flyover too.
Also, anyone can just drop a camera there and hope that no one moves it etc? Shouldn't we be able to see this camera maybe on the other feed (might be just out of view)
Looking forward to the eventual timelapse compilations. Seeing nature in fast-forward makes me feel so much in awe of how much is actually going on in the world.
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[ 5.6 ms ] story [ 50.5 ms ] threadSo nice to have a live view of a volcano on my second screen while working and watch it change from day to day.
Also, anyone can just drop a camera there and hope that no one moves it etc? Shouldn't we be able to see this camera maybe on the other feed (might be just out of view)
the main fissure is about 50m high 30-40 across currently. There's a timelapse where you can compare during daytime to people visiting the site.
https://i.imgur.com/lJdd5hx.png
You're welcome
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9U358JawGc
"Lava's the lover that licks your boots away."
It's all volunteer based and non-for-profit and helps keeps sites like this eruption safe for all visitors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zymINXCAMw0