Krakatoa Devastating Explosion How The Earth Was Made S1 E3ођ By The Learning Network This fall we’re choosing some teen-friendly Times articles and inviting students to talk to the people who made them Post your thoughts, ask questions or suggest ideas Many cultures have given distinct names to each month's full of Krakatoa, a tremendous cloud of ash and dust was injected into the stratosphere (5 to 30 miles above the Earth's surface
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