I've been seeing a lot of questions popping up in the comments - and for me, I find it difficult to answer them in the confines of post comments. Many of them are quite good and would probably be of interest to lots of Eruptions readers, so I thought maybe it is time for another Eruptions mailbag post.
So, without further ado, email me your burning volcano-related questions! Send them to 
by February 15, and I'll try to answer as many as I can in a mailbag post.
Looking forward to your questions!
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