Further, there is no evidence of any serious fractures or folding of the crust taking place at the time, though it is possible that great lava ejections like some of those of Western America may belong to this period.
Within this new crater the lava rose, and small ejections soon followed from fissures formed in its neighborhood.
The cone was beginning to fall into the crater, and old lava débris was mingled in the ejections with the lava clots blown from the still fluid material within the chimney.
These lavas, setting aside the leucite, very nearly resemble the phonolitic ejections of the Peak of Teneriffe.
In the interior of a burning crater, near those hillocks formed by ejections of scoriae and ashes, the motion of the ground is felt several seconds before each partial eruption takes place.
He was enabled to examine a series of cases in which could be traced every gradation, from perfect volcanic cones down to the solidified plugs which had consolidated in the vents from which ejections had taken place.
In the early stages of the disease, the ejections consist of chyme and mucus, streaked with blood.
The ejections then consist of a dark-colored granular matter, resembling what is known in yellow fever as black-vomit.
He pointed out with great clearness the resemblance of the tufaceous matter in the vaults and cellars at Herculaneum and Pompeii to aqueous alluviums, and its distinctness from ejectionswhich had fallen through the air.
It sent forth great streams of basaltic lava, containing included fragments of granitic rocks, and its ejectionsdid not cease till the month of February, 1760.
As to the demolition of the houses, no houses were pulled down till after the ejections had been completed, and the property had become Mr. Sellar’s.
That the ejections were carried out in June, 1814, and “that his directions to the officers were that they should lawfully eject the tenants, and that after ejecting .
He stated that he gave up all the charges except the one which regarded the ejections from the barns, and that of real injury in the case of the old woman at Badinloskin.
Two other similar but less violent ejections of fire and smoke followed at short intervals.
Into the vast burning chasms, whence these ejections were thrown, two rivers plunged in cataracts; but the water only increased the violence of the eruption.
We can only say that observations on the height of volcanic ejections are extremely desirable; they can probably only be made from a balloon.
First, we may note the view that these ejectionsfrom craters are forced out from a supposed liquid interior of the earth.
The question suggested above as to the possibility of volcanic ejections throwing matter from the earth beyond the control of its gravitative energy is one of great scientific interest.
The very high temperature of these volcanic ejections makes it necessary for us to suppose that they come from a great depth.
The base on which the volcanic material lies is probably less than a thousand feet above the sea, so that the maximum thickness of the heap of volcanic ejections is probably about two miles.
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