Satellite image from the 10th October 2019 shows an extensive white plume being emitted from Michael Volcano on Saunders Island and being blown in an east-southeasterly direction. There is no thermal anomaly present in the summit crater area which brings me to the opinion that it is just a gas plume.
Further images of Saunders Island from the 13th and 15th October 2019 show nothing more than degassing activity on Michael Volcano.
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Extensive gas plume drifting ESE on 10th October 2019. SOURCE: Sentinel-2/Sentinel Hub. |
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Degassing activity on 13th October 2019. SOURCE: Sentinel-2/Sentinel Hub. |
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Degassing activity on 15th October 2019. SOURCE: Sentinel-2/Sentinel Hub. |
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