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Magma Zoomed Along 'Highway from Hell' in Costa Rican Volcano Eruption
Costa Rican volcano Irazú rocked researchers after evidence of its eruption in the 1960s indicated it spewed magma up from the bowels of Earth in only a few months, rather than the centuries it takes for the same thing to happen in other volcanoes.
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