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Вулкан плоский Толбачик, пролетая над извержением и лавовые поля вблизи от фотографа Сергей Краснощёков . Россия (Петропавловск-Камчатский).
Так описывает свои ощущения от жуткой и невероятной картины силы природы фотограф.
"На лавовых полях вулкана Толбачик, время от времени появляются провалы. Они образуются над лавоводами, ещё их называют лавовые трубы. Это когда лава от места извержения не идёт по поверхности, а уходит вглубь застывшего лавового поля и имеет выходы на поверхность значительно ниже самого извержения.
Очередной такой провал я наблюдал на прошлой неделе. С виду он казался обычной дымящей дыркой, каких большое множество вокруг и по сути похожих друг на друга. Днём из них валит дым и пар, по ночам можно наблюдать красное свечение. Но этот провал оказался особенным. Он образовался как раз над лавоводом. И открыл нам вид на подземную огненную реку. Течение этой реки мне показалось очень сильным. Обычно лава имеет вязкую структуру. Эта же текла как вода и с большой скоростью.
Температура текущей расплавленной породы около 1000 градусов. Это сразу ощущаешь всеми частями тела. Подойти можно не ближе полутора метров от края. На это есть несколько причин. Первая, это сильный жар, лицо и руки не выдерживают и нескольких секунд. Приходится сделав несколько кадров отходить. Вторая, инстинкт самосохранения. И страшно и интересно. Не понятно, в какой момент там может ещё что то обрушиться. Видя всё это, адреналин так и прёт со всех щелей. Мозг отказывается адекватно воспринимать происходящее. За спиной уже слышатся рассуждения. А если что... МЧС наверное уже будет не нужен. А сколько проживёшь, попадая в этот котёл. Закончишь своё земное существование в полёте или ещё помучаешься. Но от этого вида и действия ничего с собой не можешь сделать. Отходя на безопасное расстояние, ты снова подходишь ближе.
В один из таких "поближе" я увидел, что это не просто прямой поток. Под кромкой он круто падает с уступа, образуя своеобразный водопад и разворачивается на 90 градусов относительно основного движения. У вулкана своя жизнь и его кровь течёт по своим законам."
Volcano Flat Tolbachik, flying over the eruption and lava fields near the photographer Sergey Krasnoshchekov. Russia (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky).
This is how the photographer describes his feelings from the eerie and incredible picture of the power of nature.
"On the lava fields of the Tolbachik volcano, from time to time, sinkholes appear. They are formed above lava channels, they are also called lava tubes. This is when the lava from the eruption site does not go along the surface, but goes deep into the solidified lava field and has exits to the surface much lower than the eruption itself.
I observed another such sinkhole last week. In appearance, it seemed like an ordinary smoking hole, of which there are many around and essentially similar to each other. During the day, smoke and steam pour out of them, at night you can see a red glow. But this sinkhole turned out to be special. It formed right above the lava channel. And it opened up a view of an underground fiery river. The flow of this river seemed very strong to me. Usually, lava has a viscous structure. This one flowed like water and at high speed.
The temperature of the flowing molten rock is about 1000 degrees. You immediately feel it with all parts of your body. You can come no closer than one and a half meters from the edge. There are several reasons for this. The first is the intense heat, face and hands can't stand it for even a few seconds. Having taken a few shots, you have to step back. Second, the instinct of self-preservation. It's both scary and interesting. It's not clear at what point something else might collapse. Seeing all this, adrenaline is pouring out of every crack. The brain refuses to adequately perceive what's happening. You can already hear reasoning behind your back. And if something happens… The Ministry of Emergency Situations will probably no longer be needed. And how long will you live, getting into this cauldron. You will end your earthly existence in flight or suffer some more. But you can't do anything with yourself from this view and action. Stepping back to a safe distance, you come closer again.
On one of these "closer" I saw that this is not just a straight stream. Under the edge, it falls steeply from the ledge, forming a kind of waterfall and turns 90 degrees relative to the main movement. The volcano has its own life and its blood flows according to its own laws."
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BTTP Films worked with the University of Bristol’s Earth Science Department to produce a series of films on their research on volcanoes Kamchatka. With the vistas of the Kamchatka Peninsula as this film’s backdrop, they wanted this instalment to examine how volcanism is associated with destructive plate boundaries and how much water is contained within the magmas.
Following Prof. Jon Blundy and his students as they explore the slopes of Tolbachik, having erupted for the first time in 40 years, the film looks at the basaltic subduction zone volcano in action. Hiking up the flanks of the volcano to collect samples, we see the team peering into volcano craters and examining lava flows.
Producer/ Director - Alan Pleass Editor - Tony Edmonds
Russia, Tolbachik volcano, Kozyrevsk, КОЗЫРЕВСК - webcam
360°, Eruption of Plosky Tolbachik Volcano, Kamchatka, Russia, in 2012; 4K aerial video.
Don't forget that this is 360° video: you can change the angle of view. 0:03 — Take-off 0:20 — Above the lava river 1:13 — Flying close to the crater 3:20 — Around the crater 3:37 — In the cockpit 4:50 — Through the low clouds over the lava river