NewNew eruptions at Alaska's Mount Redoubt volcano

Alaska 's Mount Redoubt continued its volcanic explosions Friday, sending ash clouds as high as 50,000 feet above sea level and prompting drivers to head to the auto parts store for new air filters.

[Carina]

what do we do and how do we do it.HELP!!!Is this ashes going to kill us and is it harmful?

[jo jo jo]

When the "Man who would be KING" in the white house gets done with us, this will look like Childs play !

[Dancing Light]

Carina wrote:

what do we do and how do we do it.HELP!!!Is this ashes going to kill us and is it harmful?

Well. Let's ask Mount St. Helens: "noticed landsliding of rock and ice debris inward into the crater ... the south-facing wall of the north side of the
main crater was especially active. Within a matter of seconds, perhaps 15 seconds, the whole north side of the
summit crater began to move instantaneously.... The nature of movement was eerie.... The entire mass began
to ripple and churn up, without moving laterally. Then the entire north side of the summit began sliding to the north
along a deep-seated slide plane. I [Keith Stoffel] was amazed and excited with the realization that we were watching
this landslide of unbelievable proportions.... We took pictures of this slide sequence occurring, but before we
could snap off more than a few pictures, a huge explosion blasted out of the detachment plane. We neither felt nor
heard a thing, even though we were just east of the summit at this time."

http://www.mt-st-helens.com/history.html