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Gallery: Earth Science Day: Oct. 10

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November 28, 2017

Professor of Geology Sean Figg and Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel pour liquid nitrogen into the soda bottle at the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building. Oct. 10, 2017. (Victoria Bradley/The Telescope)

Professor of Geology Sean Figg and Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel pour liquid nitrogen into the soda bottle at the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building. Oct. 10, 2017. (Victoria Bradley/The Telescope)

Earth Science Day Volcano Explosion Event at the NS Building on Oct. 10. Photos by Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Professor of Geology Sean Figg and Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel pour liquid nitrogen into the soda bottle at the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building. Oct.10 Palomar College. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Earth Science students watch the small controlled blasts that demonstrate volcanic eruptions during Earth Science Day.Oct.10 NS Building Palomar College.Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Professor of Geology Sean Figg talks to the students in the audience before the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building.Oct.10 Palomar College. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Earth Science students watch the small controlled blasts that demonstrate volcanic eruptions during Earth Science Day Oct.10 NS Building. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Palomar Professor of Geology Sean Figg and Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel pour liquid nitrogen into the soda bottle at the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building Oct.10. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Professor of Geology Sean Figg and Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel pour liquid nitrogen into the soda bottle at the Volcano Explosion event on Earth Science Day at the NS Building. Oct.10 Palomar College. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

Small controlled blast to demonstrate Volcanic eruptions during the Volcanic Event at the Earth Science Day event. Oct.10 NS Building Palomar College.Victoria Bradley/The Telescope.

Palomar Assistant Professor of Astronomy Scott Kardel holds what is left over of the soda bottle after the Volcano Eruptions on Earth Science Day at the NS Building Oct.10. Victoria Bradley/The Telescope

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Gallery: Earth Science Day: Oct. 10