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Antarctica Has a Volcano that Spits at the Atmosphere 80 Grams of Pure Gold a Day, but No One Can Pick It up and Scientists Still Don't Explain It.

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Yes, as we read. Antarctica has volcanoes and they are more than 100. But here we are going to focus on an active boiler since 1972 that behaves in a way that no one else on the planet repeats. It’s called Mount Erebus, it’s on Ross Island and it’s the southernmost active volcano on Earth, with a permanent lava lake in its crater. What’s curious, of course, is not just its constant activity in one of the most hostile places on the planet, but wh…

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Yes, as we read. Antarctica has volcanoes and they are more than 100. But here we are going to focus on an active boiler since 1972 that behaves in a way that no one else on the planet repeats. It’s called Mount Erebus, it’s on Ross Island and it’s the southernmost active volcano on Earth, with a permanent lava lake in its crater. What’s curious, of course, is not just its constant activity in one of the most hostile places on the planet, but wh…

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, July 26, 2026.
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