Erupting mud volcano bubble | Buzau | Romania
The mud volcanos near Buzau, who resemble a moon landscape, are a very unique geological formation. They are formed by gases from deep within the earth that push groundwater and clay they encounter along the way to the surface. This mud eventually forms small erupting bubbles (like seen on this image), and subsequently cones and craters or types of artistic but everchanging patters when the lava gets wet or dries up again (see other image).
The mud volcanos near Buzau, who resemble a moon landscape, are a very unique geological formation. They are formed by gases from deep within the earth that push groundwater and clay they encounter along the way to the surface. This mud eventually forms small erupting bubbles (like seen on this image), and subsequently cones and craters or types of artistic but everchanging patters when the lava gets wet or dries up again (see other image).
The mud volcanos near Buzau, who resemble a moon landscape, are a very unique geological formation. They are formed by gases from deep within the earth that push groundwater and clay they encounter along the way to the surface. This mud eventually forms small erupting bubbles (like seen on this image), and subsequently cones and craters or types of artistic but everchanging patters when the lava gets wet or dries up again (see other image).