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Steam From Mount Etna
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A fiery new cone on Mount Etna provides scientists with new volcanic activity to study. More than 12,900 square feet (1,200 square meters) of Etna’s surface is covered with solid lava, and new eruptions change the volcano's height.
Photograph by Carsten Peter

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