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Значения термина tambora на английском
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тамборский язык португальский
língua tambora Использование термина tambora на английском
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And that blew the island to pieces And Tambora's deadly tendrils spread far afield.
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So, sitting underneath over a million people sits the European equivalent to something like Tambora.
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Sumbawa Island's local government provides extensive land on the slopes of Mount Tambora for the horses.
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However, I suppose saying that the farmers just know Tambora is more dangerous makes for better copy.
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It's inspired by the massive eruption of Mt Tambora on the Indonesian island of Sumbawa in 1815.
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Then, five days later, the real fireworks began: Tambora propelled plumes of smoke and ash thousands of metres into the skies.
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The reason for the dismal summer was not sunspots, but the eruption of the Tambora volcano in Indonesia in April 1815.
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During his walkabout in Tambora, he not only inspected burned-out houses but also handed out free books and school bags to children.
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Tambora ejected about 150 cubic kilometres of ash, some of which settled as far as 1,300 km away.
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That invention went nowhere, but the eruption of Indonesia's Tambora volcano in 1815 gave Europe a snowy summer in 1816.
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On August 26, 1883, Krakatoa, which lay 1,400 km west of Tambora, jetted out a white cloud of ash and pumice.
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In the early 1800s there were a number of volcanic disturbances in Indonesia that culminated in the 1816 eruption of Mount Tambora.
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And, in similar circumstances to the aftermath of Tambora, sun blocking gases caused global temperatures to fall by as much as 1.2 Celsius.