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A major eruption in Africa has left behind a brand new 1,300 foot wide explosion crater along with two smaller 500+ foot wide craters. Yet, unexpectedly, a new more than 2,000 foot wide crater formed at the Erta Ale volcano to the north as this section unexpectedly subsided. Whether this could be linked to new or past magma movement is ...
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