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Inside an ice cave: a wall of bright blue ice streaked with dark ash bands on the right, a curtain of icicles in the middle and a rippled white snow-covered wall on the left above a wet floor. — Volcanic ash frozen within a glacier mill Simon Thivet

Ice cave wall of white snow with wavy brown ash ridges on the left, beside a curtain of long icicles hanging from a blue-green ice roof over a dark floor. — Iceland volcanoes and glaciers Simon Thivet

Entrance of an ice cave with sculpted turquoise ice walls and a low arch, small icicles hanging from the roof, and a dark wet floor of sand and gravel with patches of ice. — Ephemeral Iceland ice cave Simon Thivet

Black-and-white view of a lone rounded iceberg with dark streaks of ash in its layers, floating on a calm lagoon, with a glacier and dark hills behind. — Standing alone and cold María Burguet

Close-up of a grey ash crust pitted all over with small craters and pinnacles, with patches of red-brown soil and a dry leaf, a folding pocket knife lying on it for scale. — An ash layer protects the soil surface Antonio Jordán

Patch of white ash with a few boulders surrounded by black ash on a burnt hillside, charred shrubs and scorched trees behind under a blue sky. — White island in a black sea Antonio Jordán

Two people crouching on blackened ground among charred stems, one in a straw hat, touching the ash-covered soil surface with their hands. — Soil scientists in action: Arturo and Adrián, examining a burnt soil Antonio Jordán

Charred base of a burnt tree with blackened roots, the hollow around it filled with heaps of pale grey and pinkish ash, a small blue-headed pick stuck in the ash for scale. — Ash released by burnt biomass Antonio Jordán

Electron micrograph in grey of volcanic ash: large angular glassy fragments with sharp broken edges, coated and surrounded by many much smaller particles. — Volcanic ash Derya Gürer

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