Science Advances
- Volume 7
- Issue 36
- 03 Sep 2021
ONLINE COVER Lava spews from the southeast crater of the Etna Volcano in Catania, Italy on Dec. 22, 2018. Through geochemical data analysis, Paonita et al. found that a longstanding build-up of magma and gas caused the volcano to be extremely overpressurized in the weeks before the eruption. Accurate assessment of the gas balance in active volcanoes will allow for instrumental hazard evaluation during future volcanic events. [CREDIT: Fabrizio Villa/Getty Images]
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