Evening of Day 3: Guanches GeoTenerife Summer Programme had an amazing presentation on the indigenous people of #Tenerife, the Guanches. This amazing civilisation used whistle language to communicate, a skill that is now once again being taught to the local children. #indigenouslanguages

Excited to share our new paper on the 2021 #LaPalmaEruption just out in Science Advances !! We analyse #volcanic matrix (melt) via #laser to track elemental & Sr isotope changes throughout the #eruption, which link to monitoring signs & eruption style🌋💈 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Have the best time Joe LeFebvre Learn lots, then return inspired to thrive in your studies.

On the left you will see the peak of Chinyero, the #volcano that produced the most recent #Tenerife lava flows of 1909 seen in front here. On the right is the peak of El Teide, the highest point of #Tenerife and heart of the island. GeoTenerife Summer Programme GeoTenerife

WHAT IS HAPPENING AT TEIDE VOLCANO IN TENERIFE? An ongoing 🧵 by GeoTenerife & @JanineKrippner in collaboration with Instituto Geográfico Nacional-O.A.CNIG for information & context in English. (o ver 🧵en 🇪🇸). Please follow Instituto Geográfico Nacional-O.A.CNIG, the institution responsible for volcano monitoring in Spain.

Qué pasa en Tenerife? 🇪🇸🧵en proceso por GeoTenerife y @JanineKrippner con @ignSpain para informar y contextualizar sobre la reciente actividad sísmica en Tenerife. Te recomendamos seguir al Instituto Geográfico Nacional-O.A.CNIG institución responsable de la monitorización volcánica en España.

Studying some of the youngest rock* on the Earth's surface. *which is recycled through geologic processes throughout the lifetime of the planet.

Yesterday GeoTenerife Summer Programme ventured up #Teide (the third tallest volcano in the world) on #Tenerife to learn about the vital work of Instituto Geográfico Nacional-O.A.CNIG on geochemical monitoring for potential volcanic eruptions.

Yesterday the GeoTenerife Summer Programme students did an amazing hike around and down from the top of #teide in ParqueNacional TEIDE 🥾 Big thanks to Instituto Geográfico Nacional-O.A.CNIG for showing us their #volcanomonitoring stations at the summit #volcano #teidenationalpark

🔥 There is a #forestfire raging a few km south of our La Palma Research HQ. The fire is in the Puntagorda region and we are not directly affected at the moment. 📢Updates: #IFPuntagorda 112 Canarias

Forest fire La Palma: -Please do not endanger your life or that of others -Follow official info: 112 Canarias Cabildo de La Palma -Check official information before sharing -Meeting point for those affected: Pabellón Severo Rodríguez, Los Llanos -Forest/hiking trails closed #IFLaPalma

La Palma fire update: - use a mask in the area (smoke, ash, particulates) - vulnerable groups to take maximum precautions We’re in La Palma and will post a comprehensive update. If you in La Palma and require assistance locally (eg non-Spanish speaker) DM us. #IFPuntagorda

LA PALMA WILDFIRE - what's happening? Ongoing 🧵 by GeoTenerife & GeoTenerife Summer Programme students in La Palma for information & context in English. Please follow official sources Cabildo de La Palma 112 Canarias Presidencia GobCan & check info before you share. #IFPuntagorda 📸 via Ferran

Back on Tenerife with GeoTenerife GeoTenerife Summer Programme to continue our work on the eruptive history of Las Cañadas caldera. Training today at one of the best outcrops on the island

An impressive hazard at in-progress volcanic cones or spatter ramparts is when part of it collapses to release very hot and fluid lava:

Nearing the end of a week with these awesome young geoscientists. We've been hunting pumice fall deposits across Tenerife and have made some great advances. The A-Team. Lots of fun and lots of learning for them and me.

A fantastic week with Richard James Brown and Group A of GeoTenerife Summer Programme mapping pumice fall deposits across the #BandasdelSur of Southern #Tenerife. We made some awesome discoveries and had a great time. A fantastic group of #scientists I’d gladly work with in the future.

Read our latest monthly #LAPALMA UPDATE on #VolcanoStories, our ongoing, open access research project into the impacts of the 2021 volcanic eruption including #science #aid #reconstruction. SEE: geotenerife.com/la-palma-erupt… #Tajogaite #CumbreVieja

Amazing video of Mt Merapi producing a pyroclastic flow (or PDC “Pyroclastic Density Current”) A pyroclastic flow (Or PDC) is a fast-moving and extremely dangerous volcanic phenomenon. It is a mixture of hot gases, volcanic ash, and other volcanic fragments, such as rocks and

amazing example of the superelevation of the PDC on the outside edge of the valley bends..