"Mount Etna's Rare and Spectacular Volcanic Vortex Rings Captured in Photos and Videos"
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Mount Etna, Europe’s largest active volcano, recently produced near-perfect rings of gas and vapor, known as "volcanic vortex rings," through the rapid release of gas and vapors from a newly formed crater. These rings, composed mostly of water vapor, resemble smoke rings and are not particularly rare phenomena for the prolific volcano.
- Mount Etna volcano puffs giant rings of gas, photos and videos show The Washington Post
- Watch: Mount Etna puffs giant smoke rings in 'extraordinary' phenomenon The Telegraph
- Watch rare pink volcanic vortex bubbles spew out of Italy's Mount Etna CBS News
- Watch One Of The World's Most Active Volcanoes Produce Vortex Rings IFLScience
- Watch: Mount Etna puffs 'smoke rings' in rare display BBC.com
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