Environment
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Atmospheric Waves: How the 1883 Krakatoa Eruption Caused the Earth’s Atmosphere to Ring Like a Bell
The phenomenon of atmospheric waves recorded back in the 1883 eruption has significantly increased interest among scientists over the century—especially after the recent Tonga eruption in January.
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