Volcano in Alaska's Aleutian islands erupted
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Agencies via China Daily, December 30, 2011
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![A true-color satellite image of Cleveland Volcano collected by the Worldview-2 sensor on Oct 7, 2011. The summit of the volcano is mostly snow-covered, and the growing lava dome is seen as the dark feature in the center of the image. Some snow-free ground is observed on the southern upper flanks of the volcano, just south (below) of the crater. A faint steam and gas plume is observed moving towards the northeast (upper-right). [Photo/Agencies]](http://images.china.cn/attachement/jpg/site1007/20111230/000cf1bdd03f10676a1521.jpg "A true-color satellite image of Cleveland Volcano collected by the Worldview-2 sensor on Oct 7, 2011. The summit of the volcano is mostly snow-covered, and the growing lava dome is seen as the dark feature in the center of the image. Some snow-free ground is observed on the southern upper flanks of the volcano, just south (below) of the crater. A faint steam and gas plume is observed moving towards the northeast (upper-right). [Photo/Agencies]") |
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A true-color satellite image of Cleveland Volcano collected by the Worldview-2 sensor on Oct 7, 2011. The summit of the volcano is mostly snow-covered, and the growing lava dome is seen as the dark feature in the center of the image. Some snow-free ground is observed on the southern upper flanks of the volcano, just south (below) of the crater. A faint steam and gas plume is observed moving towards the northeast (upper-right). [Photo/Agencies] |
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