A wall of superheated gas and rock fragments tore down the southeastern flank of Mayon volcano on June 9, 2026, traveling 4 kilometers through the Mi-isi Gully before coming to rest in the lowlands ...
Unlike a regular camera view, the thermal perspective makes the temperature of the flow far more visible, highlighting the leading edge and the superheated material moving down the mountain. It offers ...
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