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To: Cornstock who wrote (347)	5/22/2018 9:31:42 AM
From: Doug R	Respond to of 6356

And that's just fissure 20. At my last count it was 23 with 8 or so active and 20 now an amalgamation of 3 or 4 others that were close by. Kilauea is always the first to act up when the heliosphere strength dips during deep 11 year solar minimums. The one we're going into now is at a deeper low than nearly any other, and it's going to not recover for at least another year. And then only weakly before another even deeper dive. Kilauea distinctly carries an historical disclaimer for anyone who looks into its history.