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PROOF OF !!!STATIC UFOS!!! + STRANGE LIGHTS @ SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO 05-20-2013

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SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN UNDER ET OBSERVATION?
PROOF OF !!!STATIC UFOS!!! + STRANGE LIGHTS 
@ SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN 05-20-2013
PLS WATCH IN FULLSCREEN 720p FOR BEST RESULTS
STATIC AND MOVING UFOs AROUND SAKURAJIMA VOLCANO JAPAN 2013
 
I would like to show all that the so called  
"Stars" over the volcano are no stars at all! 
They are static and dont move !!!
I accelerated this video by the factor 16 - 
the original length is 1:55:30h !
 
I would also like to point on the object left 
below that to me looks similar to the
"Portal" in my previous videos. These 
Lights do not look like cars to me 
and  the video was recorded between 1-3 
am in the Night (Japanese time) ! 
 
WHATS GOING ON THERE? U DECIDE !!!I
 
THESE ARE NO STARS ! MOST OF THEM ARE STATIC SINCE MONTHS!
 
MANY UFOS AROUND THE VULCANO ! BIG ACTIVITY ! RIGHT NOW !
 
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Lava and Ash From Two Volcanoes Erupting in Alaska Pose Air Traffic Concerns

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Natureworldnews, By: James A. Foley, 05/15/2013

 

View of Pavlof's plume, about noon on May 14, 2013 Photograph taken from Cold Bay, which lies about 36 miles south of Pavlof.

 

The Alaskan Volcano Observatory (AVO) reported lava flowing from two of the state's volcanoes Tuesday, placing the mountains on the second-highest alert status and prompting concerns that air travel may be affected by volcanic ash. The volcanoes Cleveland and Pavlof are both along the Aleutian Island chain, where a significant volume of air traffic flies overhead. There is a code Orange aviation warning at both volcanoes, the AVO reported. 

 

Cleveland Volcano has been erupting for nearly three weeks and was placed on a code Orange alert earlier this month after gas and volcanic ash began billowing from the summit. However, Tuesday's report of a 32-foot-wide (100 meter) lava flow extending about a mile (1.5 kilometers) down the mountain's southern flank was the first report of lava from Cleveland since the volcano began erupting May 4.

 

Another Alaskan volcano threatens to blow: satellite imagery shows Mt. Pavlof volcano is ‘very, very hot’

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The Extinction Protocol, 5/14/13

 

 

May 14, 2013 ALASKA - Another volcano in Alaska is heating up, with seismic instruments signaling a possible eruption. The Alaska Volcano Observatory says tremors were detected Monday at Pavlof Volcano 1,000 km southwest of Anchorage. John Power, the US Geological Survey scientist in charge at the observatory, said satellite imagery shows the volcano is “very, very hot.” Pavlof is 60km from the community of Cold Bay. The volcano last erupted in 2007. It’s the second Alaska volcano to rumble this month. Cleveland Volcano, on an uninhabited island in the Aleutian Islands, experienced a low-level eruption in early May. Power said satellite imagery shows the volcano continues to discharge steam, gas and heat, although no ash clouds have been detected in the past week. Cleveland is not monitored with seismic instruments. –News 24

 

Growing unrest: Mexico raises alert level status for Popocatepetl volcano

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The Extinction Protocol- 5/13/13

 

 

Mexican authorities raised the alert level for the Popocatepetl volcano near Mexico City on Sunday morning after observing an increased level of explosive activity. The lava dome of Popocatepetl, some 50 miles (80 km) to the southeast of the capital, may expand and unleash increasingly powerful explosions of ash and lava, Mexico’s National Center for Disaster Prevention said in a statement. The alert level for the towering volcano was raised to yellow phase three from yellow phase two, on orders from the country’s Interior Ministry. It is the third-highest warning on the center’s seven-step scale. This change in activity in the 5,450-meter (17,900-foot) volcano could provoke big explosions capable of sending incandescent fragments out over considerable distances, the center added. -

 

Link: The Extinction Protocol

Low-level eruption reported at Alaska’s Cleveland volcano

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The Extinction Protocol, 5/5/13

 

 

 

May 5, 2013 ALASKAScientists say Alaska’s Cleveland Volcano is undergoing a continuous low-level eruption. The activity began with an explosion early Saturday morning, followed by two other explosions hours later. The Alaska Volcano Observatory and U.S. Geological Survey say satellites and cameras suggest low-level emissions of gas, steam and a small amount of ash. Satellites detected highly elevated surface temperatures at the summit. The Federal Aviation Administration said there are no flight restrictions as a result. The volcano in the Aleutian Islands is 940 miles southwest of Anchorage. Its most recent significant eruption began in February 2001 and featured three explosive events that sent ash clouds as high 39,000 feet above sea level. It also produced a rubbly lava flow and hot avalanche that reached the sea. –ABC News

 

Picture in the News: Karangetang Volcano Erupts

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National Geographic - 4/10/2013, Nicholas Mott

 

The Karangetang volcano erupts, as seen from Bebali Village, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.

 

Karangetang volcano erupts on Indonesia's Siau Island on April 4.Photograph from ROMY/European Pressphoto Agency

 

Lava flowing from Karangetang volcano lights up the sky over nearby Bebali village on Indonesia's Siau Island. Karangetang is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, having erupted over 40 times since 1675—most recently on April 4, as pictured.

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