2025年1月24日 · Manam volano erupted on Friday 28 June at 07:00 (PGT), emitting volcanic ash up to 4,572 meters (15,000 feet) and superheated pyroclastic flows to the west and northeast slopes of the volcano, according to Rabaul Volcanological Observatory.

2022年5月27日 · Manam is a stratovolcano, a type known for explosive eruptions that create steep-sided cones. Frequent mild-to-moderate explosive eruptions have been recorded here since 1616. They most often produces ash plumes, but occasional larger eruptions have produced lava and pyroclastic flows that reached the coast.

2021年10月20日 · Eruptions from Manam, located 13 km off the N coast of mainland Papua New Guinea, have been recorded since 1616. It contains two active summit craters, Main and South, which have produced occasional Strombolian activity, lava …

On March 8, 2022, the volcano erupted, sending a column of ash 15 km (9 mi) into the atmosphere. The eruption was confirmed by the Volcanic Ash Advisory Center in Darwin, Australia. [7] Manam Islanders have their own language called Manam Pile (literally "Manam talk"), which is spoken on Manam and the nearby Boisa Islands.

2012年1月5日 · The volcano has two summit craters, and although both are active, most historical eruptions have arisen from the southern crater. On June 16, the volcano released a thin, faint plume as clouds clustered at the volcano's summit.

2024年10月12日 · The Darwin VAAC reported that ash plumes from Manam were identified in satellite and webcam images, and reported by the Rabaul Volcano Observatory, rising to 2.7 km (9,000 ft) a.s.l., or about 1 km above the summit, and drifting NW at 1000 on 3 October.

The current eruption, ongoing since June 2014, produced multiple large explosive eruptions during January-September 2019, including two 15-km-high ash plumes in January, repeated SO 2 plumes each month, and another 15.2 km-high ash plume in June that resulted in ashfall and evacuations of several thousand people (BGVN 44:10).

2023年10月29日 · Manam volano erupted on Friday 28 June at 07:00 (PGT), emitting volcanic ash up to 4,572 meters (15,000 feet) and superheated pyroclastic flows to the west and northeast slopes of the volcano, according to Rabaul Volcanological Observatory.

Several periods of eruption took place on the island of Manam during the last months of 2004. Rabaul Volcano Observatory (RVO) noted outbursts during 24-31 October (BGVN 29:10), 10-12 November, and on 6 December. Several other plumes were noted as well.

A large eruption occurred at Manam volcano on 28 January 2005. Thirteen people have been injured and one is missing, presumed dead after Friday's eruption. The eruption was larger then the eruptions of last October and November.