It’s been more than 40 years since the Calbuco volcano in Chile last erupted (1972, to be exact), but today it surged up again, putting the immediate area in a red alert situation. Now this is obviously a serious situation, but so far, no major incidents have been reported.
So let’s talk about how spectacular the sight is, huh? Between the ash clouds tinged with purples and pinks, and the lightning striking columns of lava, it’s created quite the spectacle. We’ve put together a collection of some of the best photos of the eruption that we’ve found. If you know of any others, post a link in the comments below.
(Martin Bernetti/AFP/Getty Images), via Vox
(Alex Vidal Brecas—EPA), via Time
via @biobio
via CNN
(David Cortes Serey/AFP/Getty Images), via Vox
(Diego Main/AFP/Getty Images), via Vox
via Business Insider
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Jaw-Dropping Photos of the Volcano Eruption in Chile
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