Indiandefencereview.com May 13, 2026 • 17:00

NASA Satellite Reveals One Of Russia’s Most Active Volcanoes Burning Through Snow - Indian Defence Review

By Emily Carter

New satellite imagery reveals volcanic heat melting snow across Russia’s Shivelyuch volcano as lava and pyroclastic activity continue reshaping the landscape.

Fresh satellite imagery has revealed intense volcanic heat escaping from beneath the frozen slopes of Shivelyuch volcano on Russias Kamchatka Peninsula, where growing lava formations and lingering py… [+5340 chars]

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NASA Satellite Reveals One Of Russia’s Most Active Volcanoes Burning Through Snow - Indian Defence Review

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