footage of a meteor fireball was captured during the livestream of the eruption of Mayon volcano (The Philippines) - May 25, 2026

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footage of a meteor fireball was captured during the livestream of the eruption of Mayon volcano (The Philippines) - May 25, 2026
When you walk along the Trail of the Shadows in Longmire you may notice a large section of bare, yellowish-tan ground on the west side of the Longmire meadow. This area is covered in travertine, a layer of calcium carbonate deposits created by volcanic mineral springs. The mineral springs are still active, constantly building up more travertine deposits. A short spur trail leads to one of these active springs.
The edge of the spring is wrapped in travertine and mineral deposits are building up along the path of the overflowing spring water. The spring also has green algae growing in it and iron minerals give the water a reddish color. Please protect this feature by staying on the trail and not disturbing the spring.
What other signs of volcanic activity have you seen in the park?
NPS Photos of a volcanic mineral spring and travertine deposits along Trail of the Shadows.
Colorful earth
— Daisetsuzan National Park, 2024
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Popular Mechanics magazine cover illustration detail - May 1924.