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1808 mystery eruption

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is an area in the tropics to the west of Colombia and Peru with candidate volcanoes and with little reporting at that time. This area had no European settlements at the time, and most of the reporting on its volcanic activity goes back only to the mid-19th century, apart from the occasional sighting
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The expectation that any eruptions of that magnitude should have been noticed at the time added to the mystery. Records from the time throughout the world were checked but nothing appeared viable until the summer of 2014, when PhD student Alvaro Guevara-Murua and Caroline Williams of the
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found at the corresponding sulfate layer in ice cores indicate multiple eruptions around this time, including a probable Antarctic source, an Alaskan source and Indonesian source. This led to the possibility that the massive 1809 sulfate spike was generated by a combination of
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veil spanning at least 2,600 kilometres (1,600 mi) into both northern and southern hemispheres. The only likely source for this would be a tropical volcano, most likely located in the southern hemisphere but not likely further than 20 degrees south latitude.
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The analysis of sulfur isotopes shows a complex time-evolving pattern, suggesting multiple eruptions that caused the 1809 sulfate layer and global cooling, consistent with the presence of different geochemical tephra populations during this period.
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David A. Yuen; Melissa A. Scruggs; Frank J. Spera; Yingcai Zheng; Hao Hu; Stephen R. McNutt; Glenn Thompson; Kyle Mandli; Barry R. Keller; Songqiao Shawn Wei; Zhigang Peng; Zili Zhou; Francesco Mulargia; Yuichiro Tanioka (18 March 2022).
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Will Hutchison; Andrea Burke; Patrick Sugden; Siwan Davies; Michael Sigl (2023). "Re-evaluating the source, style and impacts of the 1800–1835 eruption cluster with new ice core isotope and cryptotephra analyses".
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also had a major eruption around this time, with an approximate date of 1810 (with a 10-year margin of error), but it is located 22 degrees south and therefore slightly outside the preferred latitude range.
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between 1805 and 1810 and in 1809 reported a "transparent cloud that obstructs the sun's brilliance" at Bogotá. It had first been observed by him on 11 December 1808 and was visible across
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is one or potentially multiple unidentified volcanic eruptions that resulted in a significant rise in stratospheric sulfur aerosols, leading to a period of global cooling analogous to the
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eruption, emerging evidence suggests that the rise in sulfate concentration and global cooling was likely caused by a series of eruptions, including some minor ones.
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Dai, Jihong; Mosley-Thompson, Ellen; Thompson, Lonnie G. (1991). "Ice core evidence for an explosive tropical volcanic eruption six years preceding Tambora".
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Salzer, Matthew W.; Hughes, Malcolm K. (January 2007). "Bristlecone Pine Tree Rings and Volcanic Eruptions Over the Last 5000 yr".
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Until the 1990s, climatologists considered the known deterioration of the weather in the early 1810s as a normal phenomenon of the
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seasonal variations: A large unknown eruption occurred somewhat before the year 1810. The peak after 1815 was caused by the
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Plunkett, Gill; Sigl, Michael; McConnell, Joseph R.; Pilcher, Jonathan R.; Chellman, Nathan J. (1 February 2023).
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and extra-tropical eruptions occurring in short succession rather than a single large volcanic eruption.
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Yalcin, Kaplan; Wake, Cameron P.; Kreutz, Karl J.; Germani, Mark S.; Whitlow, Sallie I. (2006).
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Due to reports in Bogotá and Lima, the volcano is conjectured to be between Indonesia and Tonga.
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of these areas report eruptions, but these could not be dated with any degree of certainty.
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ice cores, however, found a sulfate spike in early 1809, roughly half that of the
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discovered an account of atmospheric events consistent with such an event by
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tree ring data pointed to the eruption being in 1808 rather than early 1809.
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Institut für Mineralogie und Lagerstättenlehre, RWTH Aachen University
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Dai, Jihong; Mosley-Thompson, Ellen; Thompson, Lonnie G. (1991).
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Guevara-Murua, A.; Williams, C. A.; Hendy, E.J.; Rust, A.C.;
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Caldas served as Director of the Astronomical Observatory of
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PAGES Volcanic Impacts on Climate and Society 5th Workshop
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by passing European explorers. The region includes the
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List of large volcanic eruptions of the 19th century
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Index


Sulfate
ice cores
Greenland
oxygen isotope
Mount Tambora eruption
Year Without a Summer
Little Ice Age
Greenland
1815 eruption of Mount Tambora
bristlecone pine
VEI-6
1808 mystery eruption is located in Pacific Ocean
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tephras
tropical
University of Bristol
Colombian
Francisco José de Caldas
Bogotá
Colombia
sulfuric acid
aerosol
Peru
HipĂłlito Unanue
Lima
stratospheric
aerosol
Pacific Ocean
Indonesia

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