#mtetna — Public Fediverse posts
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https://www.evshift.com/422538/whats-hotter-than-a-chili-red-mini-youtubeshorts-roadtrip-italytravel/ What’s hotter than a Chili Red MINI? #youtubeshorts #roadtrip #italytravel #car #CARS #Chili #DrivingInItaly #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #EtnaVolcano #EV #hotter #italytravel #JohnCooperWorks #mini #MiniCooper #MiniJcw #MountEtna #MtEtna #PlanItalyTrip #PlanningTrip #red #RoadTripInItaly #RoadTripMountEtna #roadtrip #SummerInItaly #TravelToItaly #TravelVibes #TravelVlog #Volcano #VolcanoItaly #whats #youtubeshorts
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People don't believe me when I say that volcanoes only erupt during vacations.
So anyway. Guess what me and my colleagues are doing right now.
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People don't believe me when I say that volcanoes only erupt during vacations.
So anyway. Guess what me and my colleagues are doing right now.
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People don't believe me when I say that volcanoes only erupt during vacations.
So anyway. Guess what me and my colleagues are doing right now.
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People don't believe me when I say that volcanoes only erupt during vacations.
So anyway. Guess what me and my colleagues are doing right now.
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People don't believe me when I say that volcanoes only erupt during vacations.
So anyway. Guess what me and my colleagues are doing right now.
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Everesting Heads to Austrian Alps — New Official Event Set for May on Mount Dobratsch https://www.byteseu.com/1490037/ #Austria #Everesting #HillClimb #MtEtna
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From AP News.com: VIDEO New rupture on the side of Mt. Etna creates spectacular orange lava flow down Europe’s largest active volcano
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From AP News.com: VIDEO New rupture on the side of Mt. Etna creates spectacular orange lava flow down Europe’s largest active volcano
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From AP News.com: VIDEO New rupture on the side of Mt. Etna creates spectacular orange lava flow down Europe’s largest active volcano
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From AP News.com: VIDEO New rupture on the side of Mt. Etna creates spectacular orange lava flow down Europe’s largest active volcano
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MOUNT ETNA ERUPTS!
Italy's most active volcano is once again unleashing its fury — spewing lava and ash high into the skies over Sicily.
Tourists fled as the eruption lit up the night. No injuries reported so far.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #breaking #breakingnews #Italy #mtetna -
MOUNT ETNA ERUPTS!
Italy's most active volcano is once again unleashing its fury — spewing lava and ash high into the skies over Sicily.
Tourists fled as the eruption lit up the night. No injuries reported so far.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #breaking #breakingnews #Italy #mtetna -
MOUNT ETNA ERUPTS!
Italy's most active volcano is once again unleashing its fury — spewing lava and ash high into the skies over Sicily.
Tourists fled as the eruption lit up the night. No injuries reported so far.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #breaking #breakingnews #Italy #mtetna -
MOUNT ETNA ERUPTS!
Italy's most active volcano is once again unleashing its fury — spewing lava and ash high into the skies over Sicily.
Tourists fled as the eruption lit up the night. No injuries reported so far.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #breaking #breakingnews #Italy #mtetna -
Today's LIVE CAM is Mt. Etna in Italy which has started erupting - www.youtube.com/live/y71txiP... #MtEtna #Italy #volcano
🌋 LIVE: Mount Etna Erupting NO... -
Lava flows from Mount Etna, #Italy. REUTERS/Marco Restivo
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Lava flows from Mount Etna, #Italy. REUTERS/Marco Restivo
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Lava flows from Mount Etna, #Italy. REUTERS/Marco Restivo
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Lava flows from Mount Etna, #Italy. REUTERS/Marco Restivo
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Lava flows from Mount Etna, #Italy. REUTERS/Marco Restivo
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Lava rises from Mount Etna, in Italy. REUTERS/Etna Walk/Marco Restivo
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Lava rises from Mount Etna, in Italy. REUTERS/Etna Walk/Marco Restivo
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Lava rises from Mount Etna, in Italy. REUTERS/Etna Walk/Marco Restivo
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Lava rises from Mount Etna, in Italy. REUTERS/Etna Walk/Marco Restivo
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Lava rises from Mount Etna, in Italy. REUTERS/Etna Walk/Marco Restivo
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I'm going to take advantage of the current #eruption on Mt #Etna to discuss some of the challenges of #modelling #lava flows. Buckle up (or just silence me) because this is going to be a long thread.
First of all, why do we want to model lava flows? The answer most definitely isn't «because we can», since —as I'm going to explain momentarily— we actually cannot. Still having an idea about how lava flows and sets in place is a powerful tool for the assessment (and possibly mitigation) of the associated #hazard and #risk: if we can tell how lava flows, we can tell which areas are going to be reached by the lava, and hopefully also improve the design of tactical and strategic actions that can be taken to minimize the damage.
(Of course, whether or not those actions will then be taken is an entirely different matter, but that's mostly politics, not science.)
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#MtEtna #modelling #simulation #CFD #NaturalHazard #hazardAssessment #riskAssessment #riskMitigation
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I'm going to take advantage of the current #eruption on Mt #Etna to discuss some of the challenges of #modelling #lava flows. Buckle up (or just silence me) because this is going to be a long thread.
First of all, why do we want to model lava flows? The answer most definitely isn't «because we can», since —as I'm going to explain momentarily— we actually cannot. Still having an idea about how lava flows and sets in place is a powerful tool for the assessment (and possibly mitigation) of the associated #hazard and #risk: if we can tell how lava flows, we can tell which areas are going to be reached by the lava, and hopefully also improve the design of tactical and strategic actions that can be taken to minimize the damage.
(Of course, whether or not those actions will then be taken is an entirely different matter, but that's mostly politics, not science.)
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#MtEtna #modelling #simulation #CFD #NaturalHazard #hazardAssessment #riskAssessment #riskMitigation
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I'm going to take advantage of the current #eruption on Mt #Etna to discuss some of the challenges of #modelling #lava flows. Buckle up (or just silence me) because this is going to be a long thread.
First of all, why do we want to model lava flows? The answer most definitely isn't «because we can», since —as I'm going to explain momentarily— we actually cannot. Still having an idea about how lava flows and sets in place is a powerful tool for the assessment (and possibly mitigation) of the associated #hazard and #risk: if we can tell how lava flows, we can tell which areas are going to be reached by the lava, and hopefully also improve the design of tactical and strategic actions that can be taken to minimize the damage.
(Of course, whether or not those actions will then be taken is an entirely different matter, but that's mostly politics, not science.)
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#MtEtna #modelling #simulation #CFD #NaturalHazard #hazardAssessment #riskAssessment #riskMitigation
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I'm going to take advantage of the current #eruption on Mt #Etna to discuss some of the challenges of #modelling #lava flows. Buckle up (or just silence me) because this is going to be a long thread.
First of all, why do we want to model lava flows? The answer most definitely isn't «because we can», since —as I'm going to explain momentarily— we actually cannot. Still having an idea about how lava flows and sets in place is a powerful tool for the assessment (and possibly mitigation) of the associated #hazard and #risk: if we can tell how lava flows, we can tell which areas are going to be reached by the lava, and hopefully also improve the design of tactical and strategic actions that can be taken to minimize the damage.
(Of course, whether or not those actions will then be taken is an entirely different matter, but that's mostly politics, not science.)
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#MtEtna #modelling #simulation #CFD #NaturalHazard #hazardAssessment #riskAssessment #riskMitigation
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I'm going to take advantage of the current #eruption on Mt #Etna to discuss some of the challenges of #modelling #lava flows. Buckle up (or just silence me) because this is going to be a long thread.
First of all, why do we want to model lava flows? The answer most definitely isn't «because we can», since —as I'm going to explain momentarily— we actually cannot. Still having an idea about how lava flows and sets in place is a powerful tool for the assessment (and possibly mitigation) of the associated #hazard and #risk: if we can tell how lava flows, we can tell which areas are going to be reached by the lava, and hopefully also improve the design of tactical and strategic actions that can be taken to minimize the damage.
(Of course, whether or not those actions will then be taken is an entirely different matter, but that's mostly politics, not science.)
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#MtEtna #modelling #simulation #CFD #NaturalHazard #hazardAssessment #riskAssessment #riskMitigation
