k Hawaiian volcano and vog, astronaut photograph Astronaut photograph of Hawaiis Kilauea volcano left and volcanic gas wafting westwards from the volcano. Vog, a haze formed when sulphur dioxide from an erupting volcano reacts with oxygen, can be seen being transported downwards of the volcano. This vog forms repeating patterns of swirling vortices known as von Karman vortices. Photographed on the 18th of February 2015., Photo by NASASCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Hawaiian volcano and vog, astronaut photograph Astronaut photograph of Hawaii s Kilauea volcano  left  and volcanic gas wafting westwards from the volcano. Vog, a haze formed when sulphur dioxide from an erupting volcano reacts with oxygen, can be seen being transported downwards of the volcano. This vog forms repeating patterns of swirling vortices known as von Karman vortices. Photographed on the 18th of February 2015., Photo by NASA SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Hawaiian volcano and vog, astronaut photograph

Astronaut photograph of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano (left) and volcanic gas wafting westwards from the volcano. Vog, a haze formed when sulphur dioxide from an erupting volcano reacts with oxygen, can be seen being transported downwards of the volcano. This vog forms repeating patterns of swirling vortices known as von Karman vortices. Photographed on the 18th of February 2015., Photo by NASA/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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