Kilauea in 1880

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Abstract
A description of Kilauea caldera on July 25, 1880. The central portion of the floor was a gentle, broad dome 350 ft high, partly formed by lava overflow, but partly by uplift, surmounted by four lava lakes. He describes local elevation of the banks of the lava lakes to form high crags, and the occurrence of blue and green flames over the lakes and blowing cones. Brigham believes the gaseous emanations from Halemaumau lava lake to contain very little steam. He describes the formation of Pele9s hair in overhanging shelves at the edges of the lava lake. Brigham theorizes about endogenous growth of the Kilauea dome.
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Authors William Tufts Brigham
Journal american journal of science
Year 1887
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10.2475/ajs.s3-34.199.19
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