#村长听写# May 10 2026 [第5309次]
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Late at night on December 18th, 2023, the Icelandic citizens of Grindavik experienced their worst nightmare. After weeks of earthquake-filled suspense, a volcanic fissure opened four kilometers northeast of town and began spewing lava fountains 100 meters tall. Luckily, the molten rock flowed elsewhere, narrowly avoiding the small fishing town. But Iceland wasn't willing to leave Grindavik's fate to chance again. To prepare for future eruptions, the government began exploring how to control these red-hot rivers of destruction. Steering a lava flow is about as difficult as it sounds. Molten rock, which we call magma when it's underground, and lava when it breaks through the Earth's surface, can reach temperatures of roughly 1,200° Celsius. That's over four times hotter than the maximum temperature of a standard kitchen oven— now imagine that heat radiating from several square kilometers. At this temperature, lava ignites or melts most things in its path. And since it's as heavy and dense as the rocks it's composed of, its flow is almost unstoppable. Fortunately, there are two factors that make lava flows a little easier to handle. First, while it can take decades to cool completely, 完整文本和翻译在听写群内分享 http://t.cn/AXiPpnbN