Endless row of craters
The Laki crater row in southern Iceland opened during the eruptive period of 1783-1784 releasing poisonous gasses into the atmosphere that killed >50% of Iceland's livestock. The eruption caused a drop in global temperatures leading to crop failures and famine in Europe and droughts in India.
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Image
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JPG
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4.9 MB
Width
4320 px
Height
3240 px
Aspect
4:3
Brand
Panasonic
Model
DMC-FT2
Exposure
5 mm f/3.3 1/640 s ISO 125
Taken
19 August 2015
Coordinates
64.0700, -18.2380
Tint
White
Submitted
28 February 2017
Credit
Anne Schöpa (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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