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[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Q1.| Why is the "Active range" last so long? 10,000 Years is a very long time. #taysci5

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

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[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Q1: Is it rare for these storms to happen?
Q2: What is the largest risk when taking photos of these storms?
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[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

A1: These types of storms are rare as certain specific events have to happen before it can occur https://t.co/Kyfn86fxZu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

A2: Explosive plumes are dense and opaque and so it can be very dangerous. https://t.co/qMqjlfX1fe #taysci5

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

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F1: Rather than the normal Cloud to ground lightning the electrified ash causes an electrostatic the ash that causes the Lightning to shoot from Ground to cloud instead.
F2: If the ash starts going up it can cause spurts of lightning to follow

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Very cool to see all the active volcanoes that are happening around the globe. I found it interesting that one of the volcanoes, Agung, had 2 explosive erruptions. #taysci5

[Global Volcanism Program @SmithsonianGVP]

Klyuchevskoy (Russia), Asosan (Japan), Tengger Caldera (Indonesia), Ambrym (Vanuatu), and Fuego (Guatemala) are highlighted in the latest Smithsonian / USGS Weekly Volcanic Activity Report for 17 April-23 April 2019. See https://t.co/1yuWyH4kpr for more #volcanic #eruptions.

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Makes sense that the dense ash would wreak havoc on the engine of the plane. Look here: https://t.co/qDXYHbgBXT for more information on how ash reacts with a jet engine. #taysci5

[Dr Janine Krippner @janinekrippner]

One of the many reasons we monitor volcanoes is to prevent this: "Power was added to climb out of the cloud. About 10-15 seconds later all 4 engines failed and the standby electrical system failed." - Redoubt eruption, 1989 (pics: 1990). Report: https://t.co/EFxi0PBSrl

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

@eyesonalz #Megathon #CitSciDay2019 #CitSci #StallCatchers #taysci5

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Is the black hole still around to this day?#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

Looking at the black hole from earth is the equivalent of reading the date off of a quarter in Los Angeles from DC
#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

5. The Central black hole is more that 4 million times the size of our sun.
#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

3. In order for the EHTs To work properly they have to have a global network.

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

4. The data the EHT collects is too massive to be transferred over the internet. #taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

3. In order for the EHTs To work properly they have to have a global network.

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

1. In order to see passed the dust in space, scientist used infared telescopes.
#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

2. A black hole has a possibility of growing millions or even billions of times bigger than the sun.
#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

1. In order to see past the dust in space scientist used Infrared telescopes.

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

@EthanShadowens They will be quickly accelerated towards the center, while this is happening the body will stretch apart and be crushed.
https://t.co/dT2VDTQKeI -black hole damage
#taysci5 #EHTBlackhole #Blackholestu

[Squidmir @JonathanBoisve9]

How does a black hole evaporate?#taysci5 #EHTblackhole #Blackholestu