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See it: Scientists sample once-inaccessible tephra from wall of crater on Kilauea's summit

Scientists sample tephra from Kilauea's summit crater wall

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Scientists collected tephra samples from the wall of Kilauea's summit crater. During this period, fifty fountaining episodes occurred at the summit.

Epilogue added 94d ago, after coverage quieted.

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  • Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage escalated across 8 distinct news outlets with 12 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 8.
  • Primary Driver: Scientists sample tephra from Kilauea's summit crater wall
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Scientists have collected samples of tephra from the wall of a crater at Kilauea's summit.

Coverage emphasizes the unique access to previously inaccessible tephra, with reporting from USGS, Big Island Now, Big Island Video News, and FOX Weather.

The USGS and other outlets have been monitoring Kilauea's activity, including fountaining episodes at the summit.

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Where was the tephra sampled?

From the wall of a crater on Kilauea's summit

Which outlets are covering this story?

USGS, Big Island Now, Big Island Video News, FOX Weather

What else has been happening at Kilauea?

Fifty fountaining episodes have been reported at Kilauea's summit

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