La Palma volcano: Drone video shows lava flowing from new vent, ash raining from crater
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2021
- Drone footage captured a river of red-hot lava snaking downhill from a new fissure of the Cumbre Vieja volcano in La Palma, which burst open late on Thursday north of the primary eruption site.
Multiple vents have opened since the volcano began erupting on Sept. 19 but the Canaries Volcanology Institute described the latest opening as a new "focus of eruption."
About 6,000 people have been evacuated since the eruption began and are yet to return home. More than 800 buildings including houses, churches, and schools have been destroyed.
Meanwhile, fine ash from the explosive crater, picked up by the winds, forced islanders to don masks and goggles.
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i’m so glad to finally see such a comprehensive aerial view
The invention of the drone has to be one of best for its ability to let us see the world the way we’ve never been able to before. No helicopter can do what they do for so cheaply‼️😍
You took words my mouth..out..
Drones should never have been invented , allow west to use drones on Middle East and Africa without have to risk their own life (cowardly). And you do not need to see pictures to Understand what a volcano can do!.
@@erikalulea3608 Camera drones and military drones are two very different things.
@@erikalulea3608 what
@@mirkwoodphotography2089
Exactly...
One thing for sure, all of the islands maps are now out of date.
HAH!
Watch project Veritas if you guys think this is news
@@2511jeremy not surprised @ all
All maps are outdated and never suffiscient
You are hilarious bro, are you a comedian or something like that?
I find volcanoes to be fascinating. The Earth is full of life. Great drone shot
Fun fact: volcano's are just earth's giant zits
I believe that the Earth is full of violence also.
@@tphan and I believe lava is hot and water is wet…
@@georgesr8979 w a t
Such magnificent beauty and devastation at the same time, good luck.
This is how the entire island was created
yes, it’s impressive how Nature works
@@margaretlavender9647 6 to 7,000 years ago. Really. As the Bible has given us hints. Carbon dating or not. Just saying.
At least they don't have to worry about sea level rise
It still does 😁
@@20greeneyes20 Do not tell me you are one of those christians that deny science. If that is the case, then the fact that the element Pb(lead) exists in nature blows the 6000-7000 years theory out of the water.
Mother Nature reminds us we are nothing next to her power.
*Jesus
👍
God
@@Fallen-Saint Todo falso.
@@sjan4480 Invento del ser humano.
@@DulceN prove it!
As we sit and watch this on our iPads and computers we can’t forget this is home for so many people. God bless all those who are affected.
nice one dear thanks very much
This is what i call sad and beautiful moment, sad for all the People but beautiful to see what mean volcano can do
Well said...I find it fascinating yet calming, it seems to be life, beauty for some destruction for others 🙏
@@deborah3112 same thoughts.🙏
Sad for the people and beautiful for the power of volcano also power of God. God can do what ever he wants . God of majesty .
Wakeup the end of the world 2022. Believe only jesús christ
Did you see the volcano in Iceland? Right now it is dormant, but it started erupting in March!
Stay safe, stay sane, be well
Well, the island IS a volcano… everything man-made there is extremely temporary.
Exactly.
Everything you see is only temporary.. even our own bodies
I hope we can have some compassion and empathy for those impacted by this mother-nature event that has taken over 800 homes and caused some people to lose everything they own and have ever worked for including homes, businesses, farms, and more. My heart goes out to them all. None of us are immune to the tragedies of Mother Natures explosive retribution. Sending blessing the people of Spain.
@@upwherethesundontshine5602 Mother Nature is a man made term, there is no such thing. God created the heavens and the earth. Those are the first words in the Bible. And blessings only come from God himself. He’s making all this happen on earth so people would REPENT and turn to him.
WHERE SUNDONTSHINE if you don't live on a active volcano you are usually exempt of having lava in your living room. Yes, it's sad but it's also somewhat a locational choice. Every choice is a trade off. PROS: you get to live on a paradise island. CONS: it's an active volcano that is know to go off and has done say not too long ago.
We don't always control our environment but we do control what we expose ourselves to. For many it's simply worth the risk. I'm a mountaineer and a climber. My hobby could easily kill me yet I still choose to climb. It's a personal choice.
Sending lots of Aroha (love) from New Zealand to the people.
The most attractive thing on earth is Mother Nature.
You ever seen Ana De Armas?
well said.
Reading the comments…such a tragic event and everyone squabbling, just proves religion kills more people than any volcano
Yes but not when bites you personally. I pray the people can recover financially and emotionally over this.
@@followeroftheway8454 rather pray god to stop causing volcanoes to erupt in the first place and damaging people financially and emotionally ...
unstoppable mother nature. Damn, this is the 1st time ever I watched volcano eruption, crazy..
Nature is all we have, is all we are, there is no stopping nature. Nature defines us and we are nothing without it. Some have tried to deny that like overpopulated China. They destroyed their land ecosystem and emptied their sea now they're stealing fish elsewhere.
Maps of la palma are going to be the wrong shape now
That was my 1st thought. Lol
This is kind of a weird comment, It's not like it's the first time things change in the world. That's why they keep updating them :)
@@kbsskb788 it's just an observation, nothing "weird" about it... adios
🤭👍
La Palma used to be in the shape of a perfect drop.
Hopefully there will be not another 10 days.
No more new vents and no more new streams of lava.
It is so difficult for the people to lose their house and farm.
I wish drone shots would go much much higher so you can see it in perspective of the whole island
That’s a job for a satellite
Most of the high shots hear probably already reached the drones height limit unfortunately :(
@@DonVitoCS2workshop some of these pictures are from quite a high but assuming their using pretty high quality drones; they probably could have Gone higher
@@zoecarson1978 perhaps, yes.. would be nice to see for sure!!
The island is too big to get that kind of perspective from a drone, if you look at it on a map it does just look like one big volcano but there are actually many on the island, the southern ridge where the eruption is occurring is active where as the main caldera to the north is dormant and is much higher than where the eruption is occuring
One of the most testimonies of Nature.
Thank you for giving us that La Palma, and for letting me witness how my island, just up north, Madeira was born.
🇵🇹🇪🇺🌹🌍
Remember, experts said the lava wouldn't reach the ocean
It's impossible to know with these sorts of things. They can only make educated guesses. It's like watching the weather report for next week, they can guess from current patterns but it can change at any time. Except that this is way more unpredictable ofc.
@@kbsskb788 lmao Whatever you say, considering some 'quacks' said it would
they also said the chance of it erupting was unlikely. never trust the "experts"
Gotta love mother nature and mother earth. She has her own plan. Not to be messed with
Indeed. We are mere guests here
Exactly. That’s why I get so pissed that governments are now manipulating the weather and cloud seeding our skies just to try and make it rain smh.
This is not only destruction but the beginning! The start of new life on this volcanic island! Fertile ash and a new land mass! 🤯
YES! Life is a cycle. Nature recycles. Land and life has been lost but it eventually caused the making of a new land and new life. The death of something causes, the birth of something else
@@disgustedrn4215 1st law of thermodynamics is applied in every thing we know... Nature, the universe is amazing
Nature
The earth is always restless. There has just been so many people in it's way. The planet is doing what the planet does. It renews itself.
Nonsense
the earth is flat not a planet
How is it renewing itself?
@@lastbestplace8112 is that you on the moon
@@lastbestplace8112 i think u got baited by him lol
All that lava will become fresh new land In the many many years to come
Somebody needs to start taking pictures of the underwater sea life as this volcano goes into the ocean
Who would dumb enough to go in there when it probably hot af in the water 🥴🤣🤦♂️
When it collapses into the sea, it'll cause such a wave of devastation that a third of all life in the ocean will be killed and a third of all life on the coast.
Baka
il supply the camera... off you go then. look forward to seeing you in another vid collecting your darwin award.
Let Nature Be
In fact we are witnessing an act of creation of nature, because every inch of land known was created this very way.
Been optimistic, Canarian Islanders are very lucky, yes, it's been sad but not a tragedy, and soon this will be a very massive Touristic and Geologistic attraction that will provide recovery quickly.
I'm game by the way.
YIU kinda Sound like dhar mann
So if you work on one side of the flow but live on the otherside... shezz what a commute.
Take a long time to build a bridge for that, but then again. Who's got the $$to make another thing to be destroyed later.. damn those developers who made all that money and skipped
The fumes from this eruption reach all the way to my island of Puerto Rico. A mixture of the Sahara desert's sand with the sulfur dioxide emmited from the volcano has turned our blue sky into an almost sepia tone, and where I could once see the ocean on my left, and the mountain range on my right, is now 32 render distance
What does it smell like? Sulfur? Is it a strong scent?
@@Chris-Christopher- Sulphur smells like foul Chicken Eggs. Or Farts. You get used to it. I was living in Iceland years ago and the Tapwater smells like sulphur over there. Taking a shower and cooking with Water zhat smelly was different at first. But you get used to that smell and after a while its just normal.
I am from this archipelago and it’s not even close to Puerto Rico…
Yes it is bad so many people say it's good to see lava from different angles but they forget the losses of people homes and land and their crops
What are you talking
it has reshaped the Island, God help all who are affected,
Affected not effected
@@andes3887 Thanks for being so shallow , but i fixed it just for you,. do have a nice day , top of the class for you, Bravo
Others believers say God caused this, and now he will help?
@@jeroenvermunt862 The first cargo ship of thoughts and prayers is almost there. ;-)
@@jeroenvermunt862 I Believe Our planet Changes every 60 million years, and we are living in Changing times,
Stay strong, we are close with ours hearts to you. ❤🇮🇹🇪🇦❤
Frightening, Beautiful, the majesty of this ultimate terra forming Earth Machine: Stupendous. We STAND in awe of this magnificently alive conscious Planet. 🌋🌍 🌎 🌏🌋
Beautifully put!! 🥰
the island Pulma itself was formed by the explosion of a volcano that was 6 km under water!!
Amazing
What is now the island of La Palma rose from from the sea floor which is almost 4 miles below the surface of the ocean.
As was the rest of the archipelago. They are all probably perched around the rim of a massive deep sea volcano. There was some seismic activity in the vicinity of El Hierro a few years ago which was said to be forming a new island.
It is amazing to see this! Thank you for sharing💞
Great footage. Thank you.
Wow, the loss it over whelming. Praying for La Palma.
I have had the pleasure of visiting this beautiful island. It is one of my favourite places on the planet, and this breaks my heart. Very grateful I was able to experience La Palma.
They're gonna have many tourists next year coming to see the aftermath
Let us pray there will be an Island left and not a pile of rocks and rubble 😟
@@marie78nahid76 They'll jsut rebuild
@@Yndiax I bet that's quite hard to do on an island which needs to have all its building materials shipped in. And even before that there is the financial issue. All those houses and roads together is going to cost hundreds of millions of $.
Covid restrictions
Can you show Fischer in relationship to the actual volcano? Many of us have no idea how the land is mapped out.
Tonight it seems like lava is flowing from the top in many directions. Is that the case?
Someone needs to do an updated lava map!
Lots of support from India 🇮🇳❤️🇪🇦
Love from Spain
Lava is not only destruction. It will become good agriculture growing soil to exploit.
why exploit? its such ugly word... the volcano do not care...
It takes many years for volcanic ash and rock to turn into somewhere good for plants. Mt Saint Helens erupted in the eighties and you can still outline the destruction zone on satellite images; the vegetation is still quite a bit thinner than the surrounding area.
Not in our lifetime. All the lava is now solid rock
BITTER SWEET MOMENT.🌋THATS WHAT I LOVE ABOUT NATURE, HUMANS CAN'T CONTROL A VOLCANO.
Excellent footage, thank you for sharing this. I love the music! 😊
hi friend hope you don't mind be a friend?
living under the volcano etna I can understand exactly what it feels like, let's hope it ends soon
We got to go up there when it was erupting when I was in Sigonella when I was in the Marines. It was amazing to see that somewhat up close
Thank you for the look at the new stuff. It's getting even serious'er yes? Hope all are safe. And drones stay flying ;)
Estamos assistindo o surgimento de uma "ilha". NOSSA, nunca imaginei algo assim tão grandioso.🌋🏝️
O crescimento de uma ilha. A formação de um delta, nesse caso pela escoada lávica. A natureza é sábia. O mar cedendo espaço à terra.
@@leilacristinapereira461 it has no choice but to give way....
@@20greeneyes20 For sure
Best video coverage.
Epic power of nature. I was walking right next to that volcano in 2015. Incredible scenery, beautiful island and memories. Wishing the locals a speedy recovery with their businesses
The music, the impressive visuals, this video is absolutely stunning, unreal and relaxing! Love it
you will smile when you drown!! love it???
What do you mean by "unreal"? Are you involved in more than one conspiracy?
I honestly muted the audio as i just want to see what's happening without artificial moodmaking. That music is not playing there.
Not getting any better
It is, for the volcano.
Actually it is getting better, well for some no but for the island yes. New land has been made which can be used for agriculture, housing etc. but lnowin humans, they’ll not use it properly
My prayers to all affected in this natural disasters. Be strong 🙂 and God bless you all 🙏❤️✝️.
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god made lava destroy their homes and lives. I don't think it intends to bless them.
imaginary 'god'
@@davidbelway6076 I'm not religious, but for the sake of conversation, let's say it's all true. Then you can't blame god for this, we can only blame ourselfs. He created the earth which set up the possibilty for vulcanos and and he gave us free will. But he didn't make us go create homes on an active volcano. That was our choice (one I've never understood).
It's creating more land I believe
Yes until the island splits in half
Really worrying how the lava has started releasing so much more gas on land as well as when it hits the water. That could seriously harm people on La Palma.
Not to mention all the greenhouse gases released by all these volcanoes
People can't return after it appears to stop..that lava flow will not harden until it actually does.
Community made a bet it would stay dormant. They lost.
@@pjk1714 It has a repeated pattern of recent eruptions. I'm pretty sure the people who live there know it was only 'dormant' in the strictest terms.
Yup yup. Better get Gets Greta Thunberg on this. These VOLCANOES ARE RELEASING ENTIRELY TOO MUCH GREENHOUSE GASES. REALLY? BETTER TAKE ON COW FARTS AS WELL.
@@gator3-234 why are you yelling for brother
Think about Pompeii and how those people never had a chance to get out. Or Mt St. Helens and the man who just wouldn’t leave.
My thoughts today were with that man, it's interesting you mentioned him. I'm sure he in his last moments had wished he would have taken heed to warning and gotten out.
A lot of Pompeii's citizens did survived tho
@Ellie Reed the estimated amount of Pompeii's population back than was 6k-20k and the disaster killed about 2k so do the bloody math m8
@Ellie Reed the city that the entire population was wiped out was Herculaneum not Pompeii
Nice post thanks, I never knew the lava had to take such a long journey to the sea
The most perfect view of La Palma volcano ... thank you Global News
Excellent compilation. Thank you. Nice and calm.
Drone got pummeled.
You better to start to meditate on everything and begin to believe that there is a Creator who created everything.
A volcano erupts, therefore god. It sounds logic!
People need to only look at themselves to know that there is a creator..
Amazing views of the lava and sad at the same time
In 1982, I presented a paper at the university located in La Palma, Spain. It was an international conference hosted by the university in La Palma. The conference was called The international conference on Mathematics at the service of man. The second reader of my dissertation (completed in the 1970's), Prof. Lotfi Zadeh of UC Berkeley, was there. I also met several notable researchers from all over the world, there. My heart goes out to everyone in La Palma. I wish them the best.
These large white buidlings seem to be melting not burning, are these greenhouses?
Yes They have about 2 m of cylinder blocks. Then they have wire mesh covered with plastic covering. They are to keep bananas protected from the sun. And also to keep humidity in. I live here. Bananas are a very lucrative crop here
@@MrChopemup thank you for your reply l was curious about this too. Times are challenging for all there. Be well..
@@MrChopemup Thanks, I was wondering what kind of structures they are.
Well I guess bananas will be expensive in Europe.
Remembered the ad "I am eating a Chiquitta" way back in the 80s. I was at Augustana Sioux Falls then. Or is Dole?
So much destruction. Praying for everyone over there.
Perhaps of the man made structures but you are actually witnessing geologic creation almost in real time right before your eyes.
But from that destruction, new life forms . Just earth’s magic
@@disgustedrn4215 God's magic!
This footage is absolutely spectacular. That river of lava is just amazingly beautiful.
Mother Nature asserting herself over humans again.
Incredibly beautiful and Powerful at the same time so devastating. Reminds me of Kilauea 2018 but the population is far greater which makes it scarier
All that toxic smoke ,my god ! I just hope all are safe
Thank You for showing the flow of the magma. Just watching the mountain Tells me nothing.
Well its actually lava flows. Magma is underhround. Even experts get confused sometimes
Superb filming. Thank you so much.
2:47 is the waterfront villas of the future, look forward to see the people bounce back, good luck all!
Some people call this destruction...i call it Mother Nature getting rid of everything that has destroyed her.
Then Mother Nature would destroy most countries in the world? I think this is more about a cleansing from Mother Earth of all the man-made toxins everywhere...There are now active volcanos in eruption in Guatemala, Hawaii, Iceland, Italy, Spain and so many others...This year erupted and are continuing the eruption about 50 volcanos around the world...as per the Smithsonian Institution of Global Volcanism
The Lava flows from the Fissures to the Fishes. 😉
Why does Global News have the best footage? Subscribed
Increíble tomas,sin palabras cuando la naturaleza habla.dios cuide a todos y los bendiga siempre
hello mary
It is normal for nature to take over in volcanic islands
People should expected that.
Yeah...idiots. When they were born there they should left immediately.
Do you know what the lava is called when it is still under earth?
MAGMA
and when it's inside Ace is akainu
Gives me flashbacks to the 2018 Kilauea eruption I lived through in Hawaii. Thoughts are with u guys🤙
The best coverage of this natural phenomenon!
Sad, but congratulations for the new land. Dubai spent billions on land reclamation but here nature did this for free.
Mother Nature is truly beautiful and amazing
That land wont be used till 200 hundred years into the future cos is not fertile, right now the lava has destroyed fertile land, and can't be recovered till those years
Que hermoso ver como el planeta cambia.🌋🌍..... Tambien nosotros tenemos que cambiar ..
Deberiamos de aprovechar esa energia...🤔....
Такая силлище!завараживает безусловно супер кадры,и пугающе и сильно красиво
Both beautiful and magnificent at the same time. Also very deadly
HE DESERVES EVERY ONE WHO IS WATCHING THIS GIVE A THUMBS UP..
Who is "He"??? And how do you know it's not a "She"???
Yes whoever it is they do deserve a thumbs up
you'd think all that ash and stuff would damage the poor drone flying around to take the video
The bright spot is that the land area of the island seems to be increasing. Not to say the devastation isn’t horrible.
Holy crap are those buildings WRAPPED with something?! That in itself is a monumental task! Wow!
I think they should call it a day evacuate every one every animal and leave for a few years call it a disaster zone till safe to go back if they ever go back to what a lump of giant lava rock 30 to 40 feet thick
Well Tommy, you seem to be an expert in this.
Watch videos from bushcraft bear. He lives on La Palma and shows great videos from the beginning of the outbreak till today
As a science aficionado, I would like to see close up of lava interactions with the ocean. Also notice how the lava follows the natural curvature of hills and valleys. I wonder if given advanced time, could you build a trench wide and high enough to control the lava path? Would it be an ethical question to try to protect or sacrifice someone's property?
while yes we could build trenches and we have in many places this does assume that the path of the lava can be predicted before an eruption. as this video show there is always the chance of secondary vents opening anywhere. So yes management of events such as these can be done but there can never be 100% reliable and really are only there to buy time for evacutaions and such.
No. And no.
I don't know what's more amazing the volcano or people building next to one.
How sad for those living there. Reminds me of the fissures in Leilani Estates in Hawaii in 2018.
Dios vendiga a nuestros hermanos de España
I dont know people ever built a city there, it's bound to erupt badly enough to destroy everything
U dont need to think that hard, when people started building there thwy didnt know how dangerpus it was
Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. What a power of nature. Absolutely stunning.
Lava in new vent: when lava is sus
And just like that, every carbon tax ever paid is rendered null.
We release 135 times more co2 than all volcanos around the world.
How you like that al gorey lol
No I'm pretty sure from this bad girl which gas the worst gases you'd want in the air and the other 10 - 12 plumming volcs, they've better us
@@adriennem9832 Well, you are making a bad guess.
"According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the world’s
volcanoes, both on land and undersea, generate about 200 million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually, while our
automotive and industrial activities cause some 24 billion tons of CO2 emissions every year worldwide."
@@dnomyarnostaw so if they cause all that then why do we still manufacture millions of cars and trucks a year
Beautiful...
beautiful???
Thank you for this,... wonderfully detailed and informative Scaling. So frustrating to watch volcanic eruptions and there's no sense of scale.
Its so weird to watch the Lava moving in the water like a slow moving tsunami.But beautiful to watch..Prayers to the people who lost their homes.Prayers for their safety..🙏
The Earth saying, “it’s time to grow and expand.’
Nope, it's just a volcano eruption.
It's Time for conversion, to repent and believe in the Gospel of Christ before death lock you in Hell for eternity.
@@Engineer9736 technically, a volcanic explosion is what creates new land and expands so…yeh
@@gabrielleg8794 go to church this is RUclips
Lesson learned here. Don't build or live around a volcano.
The earth is so fresh and rich to grow tho..... poor farmers maybe just lease the land to grow but live elsewhere
It’s was a decent run.. I’m sure they were very happy during better times.
No matter what some just don't learn.
Awesome to watch and so powerfully destructive. Very sad for all those who have lost everything. I wonder how bigger the island will be once it calms down.
What's alarming is the whole crater is smoking. Not just from the vents or off the lava flows.
Amazing how people build on top of old lava flows
Oh, yes, look at Cesar Manrique's home. Its literally built on and in the lava flows of Lanzarote. With the lava bubbles for the lower levels.
Guys, you have being praying in comment section for like, over a week now.
If you really care that much you might want to help them rather than giving urself the idea you did something impactful, seek out to them probably, anything.
Incredible footage. Thank you so much.
I am in awe of the volcanic destructive force!