BlueSci Film: How to Look Inside a Volcano

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Cambridge University volcanology PhD student Tehnuka Ilanko takes us to the top of Mount Erebus volcano in Antarctica where studies on plume gases are helping scientists understand what goes on beneath the crater's surface.

FRIDAY, 1 MARCH 2013

Erebus footage courtesy of Tim Burton photographyhttp://www.timburtonphotography.com/

Read more about Tehnuka's research at the University of Cambridge here: http://www.geog.cam.ac.uk/people/ilanko/

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http://volcanofiles.com/

Fieldwork supported by the National Science Foundation through Mount Erebus Volcano Observatory: http://erebus.nmt.edu/

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