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Michael Emerman
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Emeritus Professor at Fred Hutch in Seattle where I had a lab studying #HIV and other viruses. Posts about #Virology, #hiking in the #PNW #biking, and #gardening
MCDuncanLabAs requested, here's my story of the eruption of Mt. St. Helens. It's long.
#WorldBeeDay #gardening
Lots of bees and other pollinators in my borage corner of the garden this afternoon.
Lots of bees and other pollinators in my borage corner of the garden this afternoon.
History_of_GeologyAt 8:32:21 a.m. in the early morning of May 18, 1980, a magnitude 5.1 #earthquake strikes 1 mile (1,6 km) below Mount St. #Helens, triggering one of the largest landslides ever witnessed by humans - followed by a gigantic lateral blast
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Stuart Celarier ❌👑OTD in 1980 Mt. St. Helens exploded in the largest landslide in recorded history. I heard it from 150 miles away, camping in the Three Sisters Wilderness.
Dick Lasher was on his way to Spirit Lake on Mt. St. Helens, in his red Pinto with a motorcycle hitched to the back. Had he made it, or even gotten over the next ridge, he would have died in the heat & ash. His story is nothing short of astounding, including his arrest by helicopter the next day. Read the story.
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