A similar eruption occurred in 1994 in the Milky Way (V4332 Sagittarii).

On May 7, eruptions similar to those in March and April resumed, and over the next days the bulge approached its maximum size.

A similar eruption was recorded in 1893, suggesting that it undergoes these eruptions approximately once every 50 years.

Two centuries before this eruption (circa 1550 75 years), radiocarbon dating indicates a similar eruption from crater 2.

A similar eruption occurred in June 1949, with the VEI 2 eruption exploding from the central vent.

Ubehebe was the last and largest in series of similar eruptions in the immediate area (its eruption exceeded the tensile strength of the bedrock by 10 times).

A similar eruption took place in Viana, 15 miles east of the capital, where at least four people were believed to have been killed by Unita loyalists.

If a similar volcanic eruption occurred today, would we react differently than a year ago?

This would produce a large and sustained eruption similar to a solar flare at the target location, feeding the solar wind.

This may have been an eruption similar to that which built Surtsey, but it came to nothing, and no island succeeded in raising its head above water.