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[–] [email protected] 7 points 7 months ago

Absolutely TONS of info, though I'm not a geologist, nor have I studied much, so I sadly do not know of any solid references I could simply point at. I've just picked up a few details over the years watching random geology videos on YouTube.

GeologyHub makes frequent short videos on current activity, and he always comments on the mechanisms at play, and even makes and explains his educated guesses on what will happen. A plug forming comes up quite often when eruptions slow, even in eruptions that are destined to continue erupting.