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Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in almost 10,000 years, and satellite images have captured the dramatic event in stunning detail. The images show towering ash clouds rising up to 45,000 feet above the northeastern Afar region, spreading rapidly across the Red Sea, Yemen, Oman, and the Arabian Sea toward India.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the volcanic ash reached states including Gujarat, Rajasthan, Delhi-NCR, Punjab, Haryana, and parts of Maharashtra before moving toward the Himalayas and eventually China. The IMD expects Indian skies to clear by Tuesday evening.

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00:00Ethiopia's Haley-Gubi volcano erupted for the first time in almost 12,000 years.
00:30And satellite images have captured the dramatic event in stunning detail.
00:37The images show towering ash clouds rising up to 45,000 feet above the northeastern Afar region,
00:44spreading rapidly across the Red Sea, Yemen, Oman and the Arabian Sea toward India.
00:51According to the India Meteorological Department ,
00:55the volcanic ash reached states including Gujarat, Rajasthan, Delhi, NCR, Punjab, Haryana and parts of Maharashtra
01:04before moving toward the Himalayas and eventually China.
01:08The IMD expects Indian skies to clear by Tuesday evening.
01:15Scientists have been closely watching the eruption because Haley-Gubi had been dormant throughout the Holocene epoch,
01:22with no recorded activity for millennia.
01:26Satellite imagery from the European Space Agency's Sentinel-2, combined with reports from the Toulouse Volcanic Ash Advisory Center,
01:34allowed meteorologists to track the ash plume in near real-time across thousands of kilometers.
01:41High-altitude winds carried the ash clouds, disrupting flights across India on Monday.
01:49Airlines had to cancel or reroute flights to maintain safety.
01:53While ashfall on Indian plains was minimal, the plume carried fine volcanic particles and sulfur dioxide,
02:04raising local air quality concerns.
02:09The eruption demonstrates the power of satellite monitoring in providing early warnings for volcanic hazards.
02:15By capturing the plume's movement in real-time,
02:18satellites are helping aviation authorities and meteorologists manage risks and protect public safety.
02:24Haley-Gubi's rare awakening, immortalized by satellite imagery,
02:31is a reminder of the Earth's hidden geological forces and the importance of modern technology in observing them.
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