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  1. High-level eruption at Sheveluch volcano, Russia

    An explosive episode at Sheveluch volcano in Kamchatka, Russia, sent ash to 12 km (39 400 feet) above…
    #EuropeSays #Russia #Kamchatka #kamchatkavolcano #russiavolcano #sheveluch #volcanoes
    europesays.com/russia/37197/

  2. So I see that a Russian ship has again fired on an unarmed English civilian vessel.

    They didn't hit it this time, unlike 1904.

    It is interesting to see that Russian naval traditions have not changed in 122 years.

    #DoggerBankIncident #Kamchatka #Russia #RussianNavy #OhFFS

  3. So I see that a Russian ship has again fired on an unarmed English civilian vessel.

    They didn't hit it this time, unlike 1904.

    It is interesting to see that Russian naval traditions have not changed in 122 years.

    #DoggerBankIncident #Kamchatka #Russia #RussianNavy #OhFFS

  4. So I see that a Russian ship has again fired on an unarmed English civilian vessel.

    They didn't hit it this time, unlike 1904.

    It is interesting to see that Russian naval traditions have not changed in 122 years.

    #DoggerBankIncident #Kamchatka #Russia #RussianNavy #OhFFS

  5. So I see that a Russian ship has again fired on an unarmed English civilian vessel.

    They didn't hit it this time, unlike 1904.

    It is interesting to see that Russian naval traditions have not changed in 122 years.

    #DoggerBankIncident #Kamchatka #Russia #RussianNavy #OhFFS

  6. So I see that a Russian ship has again fired on an unarmed English civilian vessel.

    They didn't hit it this time, unlike 1904.

    It is interesting to see that Russian naval traditions have not changed in 122 years.

    #DoggerBankIncident #Kamchatka #Russia #RussianNavy #OhFFS

  7. Russia shields nuclear submarines with anti-drone nets 7,400 km from Ukraine

    " Why is Russia covering submarines with nets?

    Russia is protecting nuclear submarines with anti-drone nets even in Kamchatka — 7,400 km from Ukraine, Ukraine's Defense Ministry adviser Serhii Sternenko reports. "

    newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/russia

    #WarOfAggression #Europa #Ukraine #submarines #Kamchatka #missile #CruiseMissiles #startup #warfare #army #war #Russia #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  8. Russia shields nuclear submarines with anti-drone nets 7,400 km from Ukraine

    " Why is Russia covering submarines with nets?

    Russia is protecting nuclear submarines with anti-drone nets even in Kamchatka — 7,400 km from Ukraine, Ukraine's Defense Ministry adviser Serhii Sternenko reports. "

    newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/russia

    #WarOfAggression #Europa #Ukraine #submarines #Kamchatka #missile #CruiseMissiles #startup #warfare #army #war #Russia #WarCriminal #invaders #occupiers
    #перемогаYкраїни

  9. Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.

    #Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions

  10. Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.

    #Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions

  11. Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.

    #Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions

  12. Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.

    #Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions

  13. Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.

    #Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions

  14. From ⁨⁨⁨⁨⁨#AnnafromUkraine⁩⁩⁩⁩⁩ @[email protected]

    KREMLIN SILENT: MOSCOW, MURMANSK, #KAMCHATKA COLLAPSE Vlog 1300: War in #Ukraine

    Districts of #Moscow without #heating, #Murmansk and #Severomorsk without #electricity, #Belgorod, #Bryansk and #Taganrog in full #utilities #collapse – while the #Kremlin burnt billions to destroy Ukrainian #infrastructure, their own fell apart without many and proper #maintenance.

    #russia #russoUkrainianWar

    youtu.be/YzgfWnJlw3I

  15. A very colourful and entertaining talk this week from Dr. Inna Lykova
    (Research Scientist and Acting Curator, Canadian Museum of Nature). She showed us the amazing minerals found at the fissure eruption of Tolbachik volcano, (Mindat.org lists 371 valid minerals, with 153 type localities). These minerals seem to form in a complex chromatographic fumerole system.

    Photo of zincobradaczekite, a sodium-copper-zinc arsenate

  16. A very colourful and entertaining talk this week from Dr. Inna Lykova
    (Research Scientist and Acting Curator, Canadian Museum of Nature). She showed us the amazing minerals found at the fissure eruption of Tolbachik volcano, #Kamchatka (Mindat.org lists 371 valid minerals, with 153 type localities). These minerals seem to form in a complex chromatographic fumerole system.

    Photo of zincobradaczekite, a sodium-copper-zinc arsenate

    #McGillU #CanMuseumNature #Tolbachik #Volcano #Mineralogy

  17. We had come to Kamchatka to make a ski descent of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, at 4750 metres in height, the highest volcano in the northern hemisphere. But the weather had not been kind. For two weeks we were beset by high winds and storms. Then we made an attempt to reach base camp by snowmobiles. The savage scenery blew my mind

    #expeditions #Kamchatka #mountains #snow #landscapes

  18. We had come to Kamchatka to make a ski descent of Klyuchevskaya Sopka, at 4750 metres in height, the highest volcano in the northern hemisphere. But the weather had not been kind. For two weeks we were beset by high winds and storms. Then we made an attempt to reach base camp by snowmobiles. The savage scenery blew my mind

    #expeditions #Kamchatka #mountains #snow #landscapes

  19. #Russia’s Far East ‘land of fire and ice’ avoids major damage from #earthquake and #tsunami

    By VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV
    Updated 12:41 PM EDT, July 30, 2025

    Excerpt:
    "Dubbed the 'land of fire and ice,' Kamchatka is one of the most active volcanic regions on Earth. It has about 300 volcanoes, with 29 of them still active, according to NASA’s Earth Observatory. Quakes and tsunamis regularly strike the peninsula that lies close to an ocean trench where two tectonic plates meet.

    "The 1,200-kilometer (750-mile)-long peninsula nine time zones east of Moscow faces the Pacific Ocean on its east and the Sea of Okhotsk along its west coast. Kamchatka and a few nearby islands have a population of about 290,000 with about 162,000 of them living in the regional capital of #PetropavlovskKamchatsky in Avacha Bay on the peninsula’s southeast.
    here are few roads on the peninsula, and helicopters are the only way to reach most areas. Fishing is the main economic activity. A major base for Russian #nuclear submarines is located in #AvachaBay.

    "The tallest volcano is #KlyuchevskayaSopka (4,750 meters or 15,584 feet), the largest active volcano in the Northern Hemisphere. Observers heard explosions and saw streams of lava on its western slopes, according to the Kamchatka branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ geophysical service.

    Scientists have anticipated the eruption for some time, with the volcano’s crater filling with lava for weeks and the mountain emitting plumes of ash. It last erupted in 2023."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/russia-paci

    #TsunamiDamage #KurilIslands #Kamchatka

  20. #Russia’s Far East ‘land of fire and ice’ avoids major damage from #earthquake and #tsunami

    By VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV
    Updated 12:41 PM EDT, July 30, 2025

    Excerpt:
    "Dubbed the 'land of fire and ice,' Kamchatka is one of the most active volcanic regions on Earth. It has about 300 volcanoes, with 29 of them still active, according to NASA’s Earth Observatory. Quakes and tsunamis regularly strike the peninsula that lies close to an ocean trench where two tectonic plates meet.

    "The 1,200-kilometer (750-mile)-long peninsula nine time zones east of Moscow faces the Pacific Ocean on its east and the Sea of Okhotsk along its west coast. Kamchatka and a few nearby islands have a population of about 290,000 with about 162,000 of them living in the regional capital of #PetropavlovskKamchatsky in Avacha Bay on the peninsula’s southeast.
    here are few roads on the peninsula, and helicopters are the only way to reach most areas. Fishing is the main economic activity. A major base for Russian #nuclear submarines is located in #AvachaBay.

    "The tallest volcano is #KlyuchevskayaSopka (4,750 meters or 15,584 feet), the largest active volcano in the Northern Hemisphere. Observers heard explosions and saw streams of lava on its western slopes, according to the Kamchatka branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ geophysical service.

    Scientists have anticipated the eruption for some time, with the volcano’s crater filling with lava for weeks and the mountain emitting plumes of ash. It last erupted in 2023."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/russia-paci

    #TsunamiDamage #KurilIslands #Kamchatka

  21. Earthquake

    The huge M8.8 earthquake at Kamchatka Peninsula last night not only shook the earth. It also generated gravity waves in the atmosphere which echoed around the world, causing the ionosphere to oscillate too.

    Amateur DXers around the world have detected variations in the signal strength and Doppler shifts of HF (3-30 MHz) and VLF (3-30 kHz) radio stations shortly after the earthquake occurred. Some signal plots are attached from 7L4IOU and F5VLB (via the "Dopplergram" Google group).

    7l4iou.com/2025/07/8006khzpm95

    #earthquake
    #kamchatka
    #vlf

  22. Earthquake

    The huge M8.8 earthquake at Kamchatka Peninsula last night not only shook the earth. It also generated gravity waves in the atmosphere which echoed around the world, causing the ionosphere to oscillate too.

    Amateur DXers around the world have detected variations in the signal strength and Doppler shifts of HF (3-30 MHz) and VLF (3-30 kHz) radio stations shortly after the earthquake occurred. Some signal plots are attached from 7L4IOU and F5VLB (via the "Dopplergram" Google group).

    7l4iou.com/2025/07/8006khzpm95

    #earthquake
    #kamchatka
    #vlf

  23. Valuri tsunami între 3 și 5 metri au lovit orașul Severo-Kurilsk după seismul de 8,8 pe scara Richter din largul peninsulei #Kamchatka.
    👮#AutoritățileAmericane au emis alerte de tsunami pentru #Alaska, #Hawaii și Coasta de Vest a 🇺🇸#SUA.

    🔗 wp.me/p9KpFA-4CU3

    #Știri #America