Erupting Neighbors-At Last
The Sep 19, 1994 eruption of the Rabaul volcano in Papua New Guinea provided some important lessons for seismologists. Although volcanologists expected the eruption in the mid-1980s, the public and scientific community was still ready for the blast and only a dozen people were killed.
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| description | The Sep 19, 1994 eruption of the Rabaul volcano in Papua New Guinea provided some important lessons for seismologists. Although volcanologists expected the eruption in the mid-1980s, the public and scientific community was still ready for the blast and only a dozen people were killed. |
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