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Фотоматериалы

Черно-белые иллюстрации

Пролог – рисунок Джастина Эсткорта (© Justin Estcourt)

1.  Огнеструйный фонтан – Гавайская вулканическая обсерватория (ГВО) Геологической службы США (© USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory; HVO)

2.  Супервулкан – Джим Пико (Jim Peaco), 22 июня 2006; Catalog #20386d; Original #IT8M4075 / National Park Service

3. Гигантская чернильница – Кейт Лэкстон (© Kate Laxton)

4.  Стеклянные своды – © Schmidt Ocean Institute; NOAA-PMEL Earth-Ocean Interactions Program

5. Бледный страж – © NASA / JSC

6. Поверженный бог – © NASA / JPL–Caltech

7. Преисподняя – © NASA / JSC / JPL

8. Кузня гиганта – © NASA / JPL / University of Arizona

Эпилог – рисунок Джастина Эсткорта (© Justin Estcourt)

Цветные иллюстрации на вкладке

1. Везувий – © SHAIKH MEHTAB / shutterstock.com

2. Сакурадзима – © Sitthinart Susevi / shutterstock.com

3. Ареналь – © Esdelval / shutterstock.com

4. Анак Кракатау – © Deni_Sugandi / shutterstock.com

5.  Этна с потухшими кратерами – © Oleksii Liebiediev / shutterstock.com

6. Извержение Этны – © Alanstix64 / shutterstock.com

7. Вид на Кавах Иджен – © Putu Artana / shutterstock.com

8. Лава вулкана Кавах Иджен – © Sponsorchen / shutterstock.com

9. Килауэа – © orxy / shutterstock.com

10. Потоки лавы Килауэа – © Maridav / shutterstock.com

11. Микробный мат, Йеллоустоун – © Nina B / shutterstock.com

12.  Озеро Утренней Славы, Йеллоустоун – © Zack Frank / shutterstock.com

13.  Гейзер «Пароход», Йеллоустоун – © Png Studio Photography / shutterstock.com

14. Гейзер «Пароход» зимой – © Laura Hedien / shutterstock.com

15. Сент-Хеленс – © Valeriy Poltorak / shutterstock.com

16. Ол-Доиньо-Ленгаи – © Sergey Uryadnikov / shutterstock.com

1. Везувий, вид с развалин города Помпеи, который был разрушен во время извержения 79 г. н. э. (провинция Неаполь, Италия)

2. Извержение стратовулкана Сакурадзима (остров Кюсю, Япония)

3. Стратовулкан Ареналь (Коста-Рика)