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…
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…