Four things you will found on Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen)
Mount Ijen is one of the volcanoes in Indonesia. Mount Ijen is located
on the border of Banyuwangi Regency and Bondowoso Regency, East Java,
Indonesia. Mount Ijen has a height of 2,386 meters above sea level.
Mount Ijen last erupted in 1999. One of the famous natural phenomena
of Mount Ijen is the blue fire (blue fire) formed by gas that meets
oxygen at the bottom of the crater. Visiting Mount Ijen can be started
from two places, Banyuwangi or from Bondowoso. This article will show
you there are four things you will found on Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen).
Blue Fire
Ijen volcano has some of the highest sulfur levels in the world. Since
the sulfur can spit out "blue lava", it is unusual for a volcano. This
blue Fire is not real from lava. The light (Blue Fire) is actually the
light from burning sulfur gas. These gasses emerge from cracks in the
volcano at high pressures and temperatures---up to 600 C. When they
come into contact with air, they ignite, sending flames 5m high. Some
of the gas condenses into molten sulfur, which continues to burn as it
flows down the slope that looks like a lava flow.
