Volcano Eruption Update; New Explosive Eruption at Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano in Tonga just produced a new eruption, sending a plume of ash 16,000 meters or 52,500 feet into the atmosphere. Although the eruption only lasted for several minutes on December 20th, there is a worry that more explosions will occur rather soon. This video will separate fact from fiction, and discuss what size and duration of volcanic activity is expected at Hunga Tonga. It is a very famous volcano as it has produced several spectacular island forming eruptions in the 21st century.
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We are likely to see a spectacular "surtseyan" or "phreatic" eruption to continue over the next several days. I would caution against visiting near these islands by boat, but a distance of >5 kilometers is a rather safe distance.
Two additional things to add:
1. Due to today's unexpected eruption, the video which was planned for today (a volcano in South America) was moved to tomorrow.
2. I was unable to find any photos which I was given permission to use of the eruption column. As a result, stock photos of a similarly natured eruption were used courtesy of Philippines AirAsia Captain Aljess Lasmarias.
Lit!!!!
Any Geo info is good material. Thanks for this update.
Well this is certainly the silliest named volcano in the world!
@@pon2oon Your comment reminded me of a skit on the 1960s satyrical TV show, "That Was The Week That Was." In it, an actor portraying a newsman was reading the "news," describing a summit meeting of African leaders, with well-known but hard-to-pronounce African leaders' names, and saying that the U.S. president, Johnson at the time, would address the meeting. Meanwhile, Flip Wilson (Black actor and comedian) stood by, dressed as an African tribesman. At the end, he says, in his best Black American voice, "Lynden Baines Johnson! Man, dem westerners sho' do have funny names!"
Could you do a video about Bromo, Batur and Ball's Pramid as they all have calderas?
You should get a medal for pronouncing the name of the island. 🌋
He did good but didn't get the glottal stop in Ha'apai
@@thevenbede767 Doubt you could do better lol
@@sergoogle5061 This wasn't meant as an insult he did good.
@@sergoogle5061 I tried, and one of my tonsils fell out 😳!
It's really easy to pronounce; just a bit repetitive
Your “analysis” is more helpful and informative than nearly anything else out there. Honestly if you say not to fly in a certain area or evacuate an area, I’d believe you over the politicians any day.
flight path avoidance suggestions might cause some crashes though
Thanks from Vava'u/Tonga, we heard the explosions. As no official announcement has been made yet your info was very useful.
I thought it was amazing that the eruption in 2016 connected both of the small islands, and then I was blown away when you said a very early eruption there destroyed a much larger island, of which the two smaller islands were tiny fragments. The eruption that destroyed the much larger island must've been cataclysmic!
Of course, we do not yet know how large that ancient eruption was. Although it is safe to put a low VEI 5 figure as a minimum size
Well this comment aged well
I remember how Surtsey got widespread mainstream news, back when the news was really news.
Yes, Surtsey was big news at the time, my mother talked about it for year.
I like the name of the volcano 🌋
I can’t say the name of that island without hearing Elvis’ voice. “I’m just a Hunga Tonga Hunga burnin’ love…!”
Thank yuh. Thank yuh vurry much.
So glad I subbed. Love receiving your news. Interesting, concise and entertaining. Thank you!
For anyone that doesn’t know, the volcano is the most recent island formed from a volcano that has stayed around for a longer time
Fukutoku-Okanoba is the youngest Island even if its likely gone now
🤣🤣🤣
@@KaiserStormTracking yea but Fukutoku-Okanoba has not been permanent
@@tomp_ Well its not the youngest anymore anyway despite it being temporary as it doesn't count
A Greenland island is the youngest now
The Greenlandic island is not volcano for 1 and for 2 it was found only now due to bad geographical locating
This volcano sure is a mouthful to say. :P
Your videos are getting better and more entertaining.
KEEP UP THE WORK!
Hmmm try saying that name 3 times quickly. Well done GeologyHub
Thank you for once again providing accurate information! I always learn something from you! I live close to the Yellowstone cauldera. If you say run, you won't see me because of the dust I leave behind!
OK, I give up. You're too good an information source to miss. Subscribed. :-)
Thank you for great information TeXaS
New land (island) formation is always so fascinating (even if it might stay above sea level for short period).
can we just call it the Hunga Tonga volcano for now on?
I think an analysis of Krakatoa would be interesting. Its such an active volcano and the 1883 eruption and its history make me wonder how often such explosive eruptions can happen there.
He has a video called "The Active Volcano in Indonesia; Krakatoa"
Another excellent piece. Thanks!
Man, love this Chanel. Always so much information and so interesting that I and your other viewers find so wanting to know. Thank you for all your hard work and exhaustive research.
Man, maybe you should do some lengthier "deep dive" videos on some of the more popular and/or fascinating volcanoes that warrant it. Your regular videos are so good, I think it's safe to say just about everybody wants more. :)
I totally agree
That’s some mighty fresh planet 🌎 right there …
Thanks again. I really appreciate advice about drifting gases etc...puts the eruption into perspective as to effects on neighbouring islands.
You are so enjoyable keep it up!
I love learning about how the earth really renews itself. I also am astounded at seeing the Pacific Plate moving and the fact that we could only learn about this after the fact but now thanks to technology we can see all the processes in real time! It’s terribly exciting indeed! Thank you 🙏 my friend!
Thank you for your news channel.
First, there were Icelandic names, and then Tonga said "hold my beer" :-)
more like "hold my kava"
Thank you for videos. I always feel so informed after seeing them. 👏👏👏
A modest proposal: that we refer to any and all of these islands with a collective "Hunga" from now on.
Let's just rename all islands to "Hungas" from now on.
That would be too uncomplicated. As we Germans like to say:
"Why do it the easy way when you can do it the complicated way?"
in German:
"Wieso einfach, wenn es auch kompliziert geht?"
Google the word "Hunga". It has various interpretations dependending on the context. Can mean volcano - or slave.
I love this channel
In looking for videos about today's eruption of this volcano.. I happened across your channel.. and now you have a new subscriber! Geology hub.. great name!
nice dude!!!!! since i live in oregon are you gonna do some oregon volcanoes???
Mt tabor. :)
He has, go check his page, he has already covered quite a few in Oregon, California and Washington and all over the world.
@@carpo719 i live by mt tabor i live in portland :D
The kingdom of tonga is absolutely beautiful. If you ever can go, go.
A short but very informative video.
Thanks again
So your telling me you just put this video together within the last 24 hours and already have this much information..... Do you sleep?
Love your work. Can you talk about ancient volcanoes of Australia?
Just add more hunga's
This is a very interesting volcano.
Fascinating, thank you. 🧡👍
Thanks so much for the video and info.
Excellent! New land!👍🇨🇦😘
Thank you
I like the teal green acid lake it has.
I take it back, its actually a lagoon.
say that 5 times quickly.😆
Nice.
I love ur vids- up to date intelligently narrated volcano quckies
That's amazing! Grow baby 🪴
This one is super fascinating!
I watched this video just last week and then at the weekend.... BOOM
Sometimes a white plume means we have a pope.
I live in CO, hoping to visit Dotsero maar this spring/summer.
I know this area is near the Tonga Trench, and would be interested in seeing more about Subduction Zone, and Seafloor Spreading Zone Volcanoes, and their relationship to Plate Boundary Activities. I wonder too, if; in the case of Iceland; we are seeing a new "shield", and continent, being "born".
Very interesting
Earth being born. Just Awesome.
Can you do a video on mt. Mclaughlin in southern oregon?
Yes, please! I can see it from Eastern Shasta county in California and have always wondered about it.
Awesomeness 🌋🌋🌋🃏🌋🌋🌋
Why does it seem lately like we are getting an update once or twice a week about a new eruption from a volcano somewhere on Earth. Are we just getting better at reporting them or has activity increased and if so, WHY? Is this just a random cluster event?
When youtubes algorithm detects that you watch volcano videos it'll suggest more volcano videos. The algorithm decides what you see, so suddently the algorithm has made you worried that there is an uptick in global vulcanism.
You are experiencing an IT problem, not a natural phenomenon.
wow what a name for an island
I noticed this event a little earlier than this...and I take some pictures around 9:00AM
Ah, it is quite possible that it started. My interpretation of the eruption’s start date is based off the earliest I could find social media mentions of the eruption. Since satellite data updates on an hourly basis it may have been off by an hour.
Feel free to link me to those photos! (Or email me at tccatron@asu.edu)
It's tonga time.
Woow is so fast
Interesting On the same day! We had A magnitude 6.2 earthquake in Humboldt County Northern California, The strongest earthquake since the 1992 earthquakes in Humboldt County.
God bless Tonga..ofa atu 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Can you please talk about the volcanoes of Camiguin Island in Misamis Oriental in the Philippines? I’d highly appreciate it. Thank you.
wow what a Cool name
I thought this was going to be about the Volcano "Vulcano" at first
I passed my GED in science watching these videos
Nature wins again
Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai...... I dont know why but that has made my sides achieve orbit to another solar system.
I hope for there be new land growth.
I’m really interested in the extinct volcano fields of south eastern California . Especially around the Saltan Sea .
He covered that
ruclips.net/video/9ChT1B1J4ZI/видео.html
Now that's a tounge twister @!!!!
With all of your analysis, i wonder, do you know of any specific airlines or countries who have used your recommendations for air pathing and evacuation points?
Curious because i feel like if they did take your recommendations and applied them it would make flying somewhat safer, and living easier for all things affected.
Would be neat to know you helped in some way shape or form and not just educational for people like me :)
boom it goes
Wow the name is a tongue twister
That's easy for you to say.
How are these releases of gases effecting the worlds environment? Sulfur Dioxide has a cooling effect?
The quantities of SO2 involved are tiny in relation to the world's climate. The greenhouse gasses releassded by the many volcanic eruptions that happen year in year out used to balance the amount of these gases removed from circulation by longterm storage or even subduction; there was a self balancing system. We (homo sapiens) are a new climatic factor, doing what no previous mammal species has been able to do before, alter global climates.
YES
It's a Hunga Hunga burnin' Tonga!
"Super Saiyan eruptions"? Goku would be proud! lol
Fantastic google earth of this volcano
I like.... unexpected eruptions 😅 so many big deep earthquakes there over the last year this does not surprise me.
16KM High.... WOW
Admit it, you picked this one just so you could say that name. :D
Can you do a video of the volcanic origins of Lake Superior?
Water vapor is one of the strongest greenhouse gases
The Earth is alive and well, until it shakes us off like bad case of fleas
Save the trees! Save the bees! Save the whales! Save those snails!
I saw a usgs study presentation on this island at sea education association in woods hole ma us a a few years ago.
I'll own it. It's going to be awhile before I can hear that name with a straight face.
what is the likelyhood of Taal eurupting again soon
rn it seems to have calmed down and its current intrusion of magma is stalled or moving elsewhere in the chamber now
No footage anywhere? Find that hard to believe
Ok, so what do we have the latest from china? Any uploades on their ancestorial sea map with 9 dashes around this historical island yet? :D
For a plume such as this, what is the visibility range? At what point do you lose/view the plume if you’re drifting or on a small boat?
It would be very interesting to know if the initially expected high sulfur input into the atmosphere had led to the prediction of a longer and colder winter 2022/23 in Europe. If this had been the case, world politics since February 2022 would likely have unfolded differently - but the opposite occurred, and the winter of 2022/23 was unusually warm in Europe. Perhaps one day we will find out if this was an effect of the high water vapor input into the mesosphere caused by the volcanic eruption - and whether Russian scientists had predicted a cooling in Europe due to the eruption and, as a result, a significantly increased demand for natural gas.
What is the average amount of VEI 2 eruptions per year? And then what has it been this year?
Plate movement from Nibiru system
Do you think we will ever be able to encourage the eruption of submarine volcanos to speed up island formation. Such as cracking open faults to allow more magma to flow upward.
Not like just nuking it but planned and professionally planted series of explosions from a large series of deeply planted explosions near a ocean crust thin spot.
Sorry if I already asked this. I have bad memory from several head injuries
you need MedCare take care PREMIUM
@@kukulroukul4698 can't afford it. American here.
Only specialist within 3 hours of me charges 900 an appointment without insurance. He's the only one in our area so he can set his own rate
@@Aztesticals it was a pun :P