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minus-square@pete_the_catlinkEnglish23•9 months agoIIRC when Mount Saint Helens erupted in the 80s it blew the top half of the volcano off.
minus-square@Silic0n_Alph4linkEnglish5•9 months agoHad to look this up. It was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Landsburg RIP
minus-squarewandererlinkEnglish5•9 months agoThat’s Robert Landsburg although I don’t think his photos are very famous. The series of photos that were turned into a video were taken by Gary Rosenquist, who survived the eruption.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish15•9 months agoSo much awesome power in that eruption (with non-awesome human and nature/animal consequences). http://mountsthelens.com/history-1.html This article is a good play-by-play of how the eruption physically progressed, I particularly like this illustration.
IIRC when Mount Saint Helens erupted in the 80s it blew the top half of the volcano off.
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I think so
Had to look this up. It was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Landsburg
RIP
That’s Robert Landsburg although I don’t think his photos are very famous.
The series of photos that were turned into a video were taken by Gary Rosenquist, who survived the eruption.
So much awesome power in that eruption (with non-awesome human and nature/animal consequences).
http://mountsthelens.com/history-1.html
This article is a good play-by-play of how the eruption physically progressed, I particularly like this illustration.