ApBQnvSobK3 (Gast)
| | Below is GVP explanation of El Hierro vs El Golfo!The tnlgrauiar island of Hierro is the SW-most and least studied of the Canary Islands. The massive Hierro shield volcano is truncated by a large NW-facing escarpment formed as a result of gravitational collapse of El Golfo volcano about 130,000 years ago. The steep-sided 1500-m-high scarp towers above a low lava platform bordering 12-km-wide El Golfo Bay, and three other large submarine landslide deposits occur to the SW and SE. Three prominent rifts oriented NW, NE, and south at 120 degree angles form prominent topographic ridges. The subaerial portion of the volcano consists of flat-lying Quaternary basaltic and trachybasaltic lava flows and tuffs capped by numerous young cinder cones and lava flows. Holocene cones and flows are found both on the outer flanks and in the El Golfo depression. Hierro contains the greatest concentration of young vents in the Canary Islands. Uncertainty surrounds the report of an historical eruption in 1793. |
ao5lzzy8 (Gast)
| | Nokia recently aneconund that in 2008 they will add WiMax to the N800. That made me decide to get one (currently I have the N770, and I am getting set up to do SW development for that). But until someone can come up with a compelling application for the N800 that will be used while plugged in to a power socket, power management concerns will limit what the N800 will contain. |
