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Underground there is lava tht produce gold , just there is no permit to take the gold says the goverment

I enjoyed your new series very much, both the clear and straightforward descriptions and the wonderful video images. Thanks so much for creating them as education and interest for the world!

i was several times on the Pico Del Teide in Tenerife, which is a stratovolcano.

I was on the canarian island La Gomera which is a shield volcano.

Just watched the fulll series and enjoyed it very much. I'm going to share it with my 9 year old nephew who has been interested in volcanoes recently 😃 Would you consider doing a video on what i think of as 'volcanic areas', places like Yellowstone in the USA, Campi Flegrei in Italy, and Hakone in Japan? There is obviously a lot of heat causing all the things like geysers and hot springs and boiling mud pools and sulphur deposits, which I assume is from underground magma, but why does it just stay underground and not erupt? I visited Hakone a couple of times (I was lucky enough to see Fuji-san on the second trip 😊), and I was wondering how it came to exist as it is.

I've been many times on different volcanoes in Tenerife: El Teide, Fasnia and other small ones. There are about 400 volcanoes on Tenerife. At La Palma I was on the Tajogaite which erupted 3 years ago. I Feurtaventure I was on some small volcano cones.

So pretty

I watched this eruption. Love the clinking sounds of a'a lava.

Water vapor 😊 volcanoes are natural steamers.

I got started watching volcanoes with the 2021 iceland eruption at Fagradalsfjall. Followed by the eruptions of Tajogaite/ Cumbre Vieja in the Canary Islands, Kilauea and Mauna Kea in Hawaii, and the ongoing stratocolcano eruptions and emissions of Etna in Sicily, Popocatepetl, Fuego, Semeru, Merapi and a few others.

Clear and understandable explanations 😊

Great video clips and info, thanks for keeping each episode short. Are these all your video clips or not necessarily?

I'm thinking the recent series of eruptions north of Grindavik are one "volcano" or at least one volcanic event with multiple fissure eruptions? The eruptions have occurred along one fissure line, and one cone erupted twice, as the fissures consolidated.

Thanks, have watched your excellent iceland volcano videos the past few years.

What a coincidence. We went to the East Eifel last week to see the remnant of the ancient volcanoes and I wanted to learn more. So I found this video. I’m a fan already. A video on the Wingertsbergwand might be a good one on the phases of an eruption.

Wonderful! Good explanations plus superb quality of drone footage. Gossartig, sofort abonniert. Danke für die Playlist!

great serie! very educational, and what about the images! thank you for that

So, Ship Rock is a magma intrusion?

This photo of the pinatubo never ceases to amaze me, the sense of scale is out of this world.

good job

Carbonatites lava flow are very cool indeed :D

these giant dykes from greenland are fascinating, something i'm going to have to dig into!

hell yeah

Cool to see a volcano that’s actually spitting out lava and not just an explosion of ash.

Ich habe dazugelernt bezügl. Magma und Lava! Spricht Du Léon die Erklärungen in Englisch?

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Hoi ich bi fo de chinder uni ich liebe vulkane 🌋

Outstanding!!

🤷🔦😠😆

Sebuah karya luar biasa,terus berkarya sobat salam dari indonesia 👍👍👍👍👍

Impressive!

Great to see new footage of the crater area after a huge chunk of the crater broke off weeks ago!

Nice😮😊

Awesome❤

Wow😮😮

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Thank you! Awesome shots!!

great view, THANKS!

Mother Earth having an o****m

A new volcano😍 amazing as always, Léon

nice ❤

أنا حر

Impresionante

Images sublimes de la puissance de la Création !

Incredible video ! 👍

Can lava be directed to a certain area

Has this latest eruption destroyed any property yet? Is the Blue Lagoon & Grindavik still a thing?

Bedankt