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Featured 20 Mar 2001 Print
Geyser field
Geyser field. Steam rising from hot pools in a geyser field. Geysers are deep natural wells in geothermal rock fissures. Their water lies in a large chamber at the well's base. The water is heated by surrounding rocks until it is well over its normal boiling point, but is prevented from boiling by hydrostatic pressure. At a critical temperature, the superheated water spontaneously boils, causing an eruption. Photographed in Chile
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