New Study Reveals Hidden Activity in Greece's Methana Volcano

An international research team, including volcanologist Razvan-Gabriel Popa, has revealed new findings about the Methana volcano in Greece, indicating hidden activity for over 100,000 years despite its dormancy, challenging previous assumptions about its inactive status.

25 Apr, 06:14 — 25 Apr, 06:14

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Methana: A “dormant” volcano with hidden activity for 100,000 years revealed by a new study

“Greek volcanoes have much more to reveal,” says the lead author of the study, volcanologist Razvan-Gabriel Popa, speaking to the Athens–Macedonian News Agency The post Methana: A “dormant” volcano with hidden activity for 100,000 years revealed by a new study appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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First report: iefimerida · 25 Apr, 05:30|Full coverage: 2 · 44m|Window: 44m

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Νέα ευρήματα για το ηφαίστειο των Μεθάνων -Η μακρά αδράνεια δεν σημαίνει ότι σταματάει, λέει ηφαιστειολόγος

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New Study Reveals Hidden Activity in Greece's Methana Volcano

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Νέα ευρήματα για το ηφαίστειο των Μεθάνων -Η μακρά αδράνεια δεν σημαίνει ότι σταματάει, λέει ηφαιστειολόγος

Methana: A “dormant” volcano with hidden activity for 100,000 years revealed by a new study

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