Volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted
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Agencies via China Daily, December 30, 2011
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![An aerial photograph shows the Cleveland Volcano during the time a small lava flow, or dome, was accumulating in the summit crater as the 660 foot (182.88m) wide summit crater emits a white, largely steam condensate cloud in this Aug 8, 2011 file photo. The remote volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted early on Dec 29, 2011 spouting an ash cloud 15,000 feet(4572m) into the sky and prompting an air-traffic alert, scientists said. [Photo/Agencies]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20111230/000cf1bdd03f10676a111f.jpg "An aerial photograph shows the Cleveland Volcano during the time a small lava flow, or dome, was accumulating in the summit crater as the 660 foot (182.88m) wide summit crater emits a white, largely steam condensate cloud in this Aug 8, 2011 file photo. The remote volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted early on Dec 29, 2011 spouting an ash cloud 15,000 feet(4572m) into the sky and prompting an air-traffic alert, scientists said. [Photo/Agencies]") |
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An aerial photograph shows the Cleveland Volcano during the time a small lava flow, or dome, was accumulating in the summit crater as the 660 foot (182.88m) wide summit crater emits a white, largely steam condensate cloud in this Aug 8, 2011 file photo. The remote volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted early on Dec 29, 2011 spouting an ash cloud 15,000 feet(4572m) into the sky and prompting an air-traffic alert, scientists said. [Photo/Agencies] |
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