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A recent study using satellite radar data detected ground uplift at Iran's Taftan volcano, indicating pressure buildup that could precede an eruption, prompting the need for increased monitoring and preparedness, though no eruption is imminent.
A volcano in southeastern Iran, Taftan, has shown signs of internal activity with a 3.5-inch uplift over 10 months, detected via satellite data, indicating pressure buildup that could lead to future eruptions, primarily as steam-driven blasts, prompting increased monitoring and preparedness efforts.
A remote volcano in Iran, Taftan, has shown signs of internal pressure buildup after 700,000 years of silence, with satellite data revealing a 3.5-inch uplift over 10 months, indicating potential for future activity, primarily through gas buildup and possible steam-driven explosions, prompting increased monitoring and preparedness efforts.
Scientists have observed signs of unrest at Iran's Taftan volcano, dormant for 700,000 years, indicating a potential imminent eruption due to recent uplift and magma movement, highlighting the need for improved monitoring in the region.
Iran's dormant Taftan volcano has shown signs of activity after 700,000 years, with satellite data revealing a slow summit rise and increased gas emissions, indicating it is not extinct and may become active again, highlighting the need for better monitoring and understanding of volcanic risks.
After millions of years of dormancy, the Taftan volcano in Iran shows signs of unrest, with satellite data revealing a swelling summit, indicating increased magma pressure. While not imminent for eruption, this activity suggests the volcano is more active than previously thought, prompting calls for enhanced monitoring and hazard assessment.
A volcano in Iran, Taftan, thought to be extinct for over 700,000 years, shows signs of awakening with ground uplift and gas emissions, prompting calls for closer monitoring but no immediate danger.