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Lava Lake of Democratic Republic of Congo | Nyiragongo Volcano

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Nyiragongo is one of the most active volcanoes on the planet, it is 2,000 meters high and has been little studied since during the last 20 years the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it is located, has been constantly at war. At the base of the volcano stretches the city of Goma, increasingly crowded with refugees escaping from rebel and government forces in the interior of the country. The diameter of the largest crater is about two kilometers wide, and in its very center a lake of hot lava is often formed, which this article is devoted to. For a long time, the hot Nyiragongo lava lake was the largest in the world. Wonders of Nature        Goma, which has an estimated population of more than 1 million people crammed                   together, has on many occasions suffered the fury of the volcano. In 1977 the lava descended the mountain at over 90 kilometers per hour, killing several hundred people,  ...

Men Made Incredible Sand Sculpture by Susanne Ruseler

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Susanne started sand sculpting in 2003, when she was still studying biology. She discovered that she loves creating sculptures and also became involved in snow and ice sculpting. Since Susanne graduated, she has been sculpting sand, snow and ice full time as she travels around the world, participating mostly in events and some competitions. She has worked on events all over Europe from Tel Aviv to Antwerp and from St Petersburg to Madrid, and also in Australia, South Korea, USA and Canada.

Sliding Rock A Natural Attraction of America USA

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                                                              Attraction of America USA     

Beautiful Mountains Valley In Tajikistan City

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Fann Mountains are part of the western Pamir-Alay mountain system and are located in Tajikistan's Sughd Province between the Zarafshan Range to the north and the Gissar Range to the south (see map of Fann Mountains). In the east-west direction they extend from Fandarya River to Archimaydan River, and the cluster of Marguzor lakes west of Archimaydan is also included in the Fanns.