File:Puu Oo - Puka Nui 1997.jpg
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DescriptionPuu Oo - Puka Nui 1997.jpg |
English: Nearly vertical view into a newly formed collapse pit (Puka Nui) on the south flank of Pu`u `O`o. The pit is 50 m in diameter at the surface and about 50 m deep, tapering to a shaft of uncertain depth. |
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Source | USGS HVO |
Author | R. Krahenbuhl |
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