Rising crater floor signals magma movement at Mount St Helens
USGS scientists reported the crater floor rising 50 to 100 feet since Tuesday as earthquake activity remained low. The south moat near the 1,000 foot lava dome has climbed about 250 feet in two weeks, while alert levels were downgraded from volcano alert to advisory. No eruption is imminent, though a distant ash plume is possible. flights planned to sample gases and images. Associated Press.
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New GPS tools help geologists study Mount St Helens
Geologists say new equipment since the 1980 eruption allows remote measurements with GPS, infrared detectors, and digital seismometers to monitor Mount St Helens from safer distances. Telemetry improvements enable rapid data transmission, improving predictions and reducing the need for climbers on the mountain.
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