Most SCARY Volcano Eruptions Caught On Camera
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- Most SCARY Volcano Eruptions Caught On Camera
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Am I the only person that thinks the guy taking a picture by the volcano as it erupts is absolutely out of his mind? They don’t understand why rocks are falling on them??
He is COMPLETELY outta his mind! 😳😳😳
Yeah, so if you take a stance that looks close-ish to the remnants of the folks from Pompeii….while still “hanging out like a cool dude” on the edge of an erupting volcano, you’re probably not the brightest bulb. Oh, and you’ll need clean underwear.
The picture will live on forever though. Even though I'm sure we have never seen it lol
He is in denial. Lol
They do say cameramen always survive… camera gave him a barrier of safety… lol
3:03 they lucky that they didn't get to experience a pyroclastic cloud close and personal 😮. People are stupid 🤬
Remember the White Island disaster..... unbelievable stupidity.... people killed visiting a volcano crater.
Unbelievable stupidity. Clearly they haven't heard about the White Island disaster in New Zealand in 2019. The survivors are still struggling to recover from their severe burns.
2:18 If they're filming where I think they're filming (actually on the effing Santiaguito lava dome!), those guys are insane. I'd like to witness a volcanic eruption in person one day, but not actually be THAT close. They are so unbelievably lucky they weren't vaporized.
Come to Italy, then. You can climb up Stromboli, a volcano that erupts regularly many times per day. The best is to climb in tue afternoon to be on the top when it’s dark, so you can see the lava spills better. It’s quite safe, because generally it’s a predictable volcano… but you can’t be 100% sure… sometimes it erupts violently or some big rock crumble into the sea - but this is the adventure we all are looking for, right? 😁
Also Etna volcano in Sicily can offer some beautiful shows, but we never know when it wakes up.
Or iceland. The volcanoes erupt, and you can get fairly close up.
@@Sunburn2508 things have a way of escalating out here in Stromboli you know one thing leading to another LOL 😂
Could utilize a drone by flying it. This would be much safer
2:12 That grey smokey ash is thousands of degrees hot. Those guy were in serious danger, more danger than they realised.
The guys that were hiking at the volcano that is by far one of the dumbest things I think I’m gonna seen 🤦🏽♀️
I'm from St Vincent, but I live in Barbados. The ash plume deposited more ash on Barbados than it did on many areas of St Vincent. It was almost apocalyptic here in Barbados. Black as night, ash everywhere. You couldn't stop it from getting into your house, your car. Even now I find bits of it. In 1979 there was also another eruption, and we were there on vacation. That was also quite bad. I was 4, but I remember it so well.
when buddy
What do people do with all that ash. Do they truck it into the water nearby
2:00 People like this think they are only risking their own life, but they get into trouble, then others have to risk their lives to rescue them.
Baby Krakatau regularly throws all its toys out of the pram!
Big burning hot toys.
These volcano catastrophes are a clear reminder that nature is simply unpredictable.
It’s also unstoppable.
Yes. She needs to be respected at least
@@azigar you’re right.
They could happen tomorrow which is scary
And does not give a damn about your life.
7:55 "If you want this kind of footage, you have to break a few rules." That sounds an awful lot like Stockton Rush about OceanGate. And you remember what happened to *him,* right?
Does anybody care?
@@nickrolled Not I said the fly. I was just tossing the quote back at the narrator...
@@nickrolledConsidering the millions spent and the lives lost every year trying to rescue people who wouldn't need to be rescued if they'd just used some common sense? Yes. I care.
@@yootoobsuks4210 how common is this (in relation to volcanos) in actuality?
The Darwin Award was invented eons ago for a reason lol
I am surprised White Island, NZ was not included
I was reading the notes to see if anyone else thought this too
Probably because it was too sad? So much death and pain. These videos seem to be more "wow we got away with it" but I'm only half way through.
Same, I'm assuming it's cuz people died but it's kind of wild to me how no one talks about it and hardly anyone knows about it.
I was thinking the same thing
"Once in a lifetime experience"... Well, it's more of a "Last in a lifetime experience"...
If these people had watch the videos of Mount St. Helens erupting they would not have stood there filming.
That eruption, remnants of the haze from it making it as far as where I lived as a kid, and the photos of flattened, huge trees in National Geographic are 100% what piqued my interest in all things geography. Just awesome (true meaning of the word vs the “Bill and Ted” version we use now). I have yet to visit it or Rainier but both are very high on my bucket list!
Another excellent presentation! Volcanic danger can catch even officials by surprise. Once in Guatemala, I joined a guided climb up Pacaya Volcano in the National Park. While up in the crater where we examined a recent lava flow, the summit vent exploded with a sonic boom. We all got down safely. Months later the Volcano devested the area in a fit of wrath. I will never forget the gut punch that explosion made through my body.
„That wus fokin awesome“
Bruh. That’s why humanity will extinct at some point 😂
Oh, I dunno… I think that’s how certain members of the species get naturally selected to be removed from the gene pool, honestly.
Anyone from the UK remember the smell of that Icelandic volcano, some years ago, and the yellow haze?
A young volcanologist I would advise against going to the summit and wear a hard hat and mask breathing in ash claim lives and getting caught in the pyroclastic flow instant death
7:13 is the most impressive display of volcanic power I have ever seen!!!
9:00 Of course it is snow. You can even see the small layer of ash in the next clip covering the snow.
7:19 Volcanic eruption is what most definitely satisfies me. The eruption sounded like extreme lightning
I cannot understand why people get so close to active volcanoes like this, specially after what happened at Whakaari White Island in New Zealand
I love your videos! I've been watching for years! Thanks for the great videos!
I used to be a daredevil; now I’m a scaredy cat. Youthful immortality has given way to cautious wisdom.
Have you ever hear sinabung eruption in Indonesia ?
Their talent makes everything so enjoyable and creative.
I would like to thank all the people dumb enough to film a volcano up close so I can watch it from the safety of my home.
If I was the Volcano Santa Maria, I would be annoyed to have little idiots on my slopes 🌋
Pelljm,piké ijoel ’,sök•,okpsöooå
Thanks you for filmingand editingthe footage.
First guys were crazy
I have visited Etna July this year, all the way to the top. It was calm and just smoking a little bit, you feel pretty vulnerable when you are standing on the top, seeing those plumes of smoke. Still, one of the most awesome things I’ve ever seen and did in my life. Its worth it to do a tour if you ever get the chance.
So putting your own life at risk wasn't enough? Now you need to encourage others to do the same? And for what? A quick rush and an interesting story at parties?
@@yootoobsuks4210 yes, you always take a risk when visiting a volcano, but isn’t that with a lot of things in this this world? It’s not like every week an expedition to a volcano ends up dead. They keep a good eye on the activity and with even the slightest risk, they won’t allow expeditions, so it is pretty safe.
@@ricardovansteeg7430 I don't celebrate life by deliberately putting it in peril. I'm funny that way.
@@yootoobsuks4210 It's more dangerous to get in your car every day than to hike up a very well monitored volcano.
1:18 I bet those guys made an offering to the Spirit of the Volcano..
I think that last one might have inspired something from a game called Curse of Monkey Island. There was a volcano called Mount Acidopholus that had to have vegan offerings because it was lactose intolerant, lol. Considering Bromo was the name of an antacid brand back in the day, I’m seeing some parallels.
Great footage!
At 9:17 This is Snow and a little bit later snow coverd by Ash ;)
1:18 I hope those guys made an offering to the Spirit of the Volcano..
And all the others too ..
Is there a faulty microphone in the first 3 vids? There are so many beeps.
We have been on Mt. Yasur in 2013 for 2 nights and it was a magnificent experience!
I have been on the erupting Anak Krakatau a few weeks before the tsunami. But I did this with a volcano expert. I have also visited the Cumbre Vieja on La Palma as it devoured large parts of El Paso.
Wow that was informational and awesome extremely awesome thank you for sharing
Yeah let's just stand there and film a volcano erupting.. natural selection at its finest... especially on the brother of krakatoa the 1883 eruption that literally blew its self apart.. if I remember correctly the sound was so loud it traveled around the earth 6 times or more)
The coolest thing I ever saw on a live cam of Yellowstone (I don't dare to even to go there, because well my leg sometimes gives out and if I was on a boardwalk and that happened
.. either 3rd degree burns or worse) but on the live cam I seen multiple geyser eruptions it was awesome to see
Those who were on the craters edge while it erupted: I can't decide if they were incredibly brave, or incredibly foolish!
They weren’t brave. They were too stupid to intelligently consider the risks.
Just incredibly stupid and oblivious to the fact that they are a part of nature and mortal.
I'll take the 2nd choice for 500 Alex.
no just foolish and idiotic
Foolish
Indonesia actually has a quite advanced tsunami early warning system that includes ocean sensor buoys connected to sirens and text warnings. The only reason the system failed in 2018 is because some of the sensors were stolen and the warning issued was ignored by locals who had become complacent by many warnings that turned out to only be “mini” tsunamis and the sirens had no back up batteries when they lost power by the quake, they weren’t able to sound a warning. There are many ongoing efforts to fix these problems so there is no repeat warning failure.
Ohh, i guess that's why i never heard the warning in 2018 in Lampung. Only the lower parts of the city were affected and there were minor floods, although Banten was affected the most.
Then again, the eruption already occurred a week before the major one, i had the chance to see it
Keep it coming
Wow amazing volcano
That ash spread of poor soil would revitalise and fertilise makeing things grow! Surly why not bag it and sell 🤷♂️
They were very, very, lucky indeed...!!! Never mess with nature as a whole, and with active volcanoes in particular, as they tend to burp as you least expect
as we could see here...!!!
In a world often filled with negativity, these stories of Good People and their deeds are truly inspiring. 5:50
You forgot about Mt. St. Helens that erupted in the early 1980's and did some serious damage to the immediate area and eastern WA.
And the Hunga tonga 2022. It is only seen by satellite pictures. But it was one of the strongest eruption where the shockwave was noticable by people in Japan as well as in Alaska and on monitor it showed that the wave rounded the earth several times.😮
Thanks for video😂😂❤❤❤
At 7:23 when you have to fart but have diarrhea 😂💀
I wanna have a few drinks at the bar with the first two guys.
I'm here and thank you for another video
All I can say is that, if you are going to visit/hike/climb/ do anything on an active volcano, you must be ready to accept at least some responsibility for the consequences if things go pear-shaped on you.
Ma shaa Allah
In fact, the video is very amazing and shocking. Why are they not afraid? If they touch the lava, they will melt😮
Thank you Underworld You Tube Channel for keeping us informed educated warned and prepared
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays December 23 2023
Impressive videos for sure. As for me, the closest I will come to anything volcanic is playing the floor is lava with my kids.
Dear friends, "krakatoa" is a misspelling!!! The locals call it KrakatAU.
2:52, the people of pompeii happened to be about 5 miles away and still needed to run xD
Better utilize a drone by flying it to take beautiful views. It is way safer than going in person
When you are rooting for the volcano.
Literally tried this just because of this video last night. Did soy sauce, horseradish, red wine vinegar and some green Tabasco and sugar to taste (made it up). Darn good and super easy!
Is's strange that Hunga-Tonga-Hunga-Haapai is not on the list, after all it was the 1st VEI-6 (possible) eruption of XXI century
I can't believe those idiots risked their lives sitting on the rim of an active volcano !!!!!!!!!!
Active Volcanoes in Guatemala by level:
Volcan Pacaya: Easy to climb, relatively safe to stay there, you can even cook with lava 😅
Volcan de Fuego: Hard af to climb, very explosive, violent and very active volcano, this thing is always angry but is relatively safe to watch without die.
Volcan Santa Maria/Santiaguito: Try it at your own risk, hard af to climb, hard af to stay there, hard af to breath, if you get caught by a sulphur cloud or pyroclastic cloud you are dead
I would never go near a volcano.
Yep these videos are perfect for me! Like feeding lions at the zoo.. I can watch others do it.. I don't need to do it!
Depending on where you live most people on earth are within the range of at least one volcano. Did you know there is a super volcano underneath Yellowstone that could wipe out half the country?
The one thing people fail to realize about Krakatoa is that enitre 4 island group is part of the entire volcano... if the entire thing were to go, it would be on the level of Yellowstone (maybe larger)...
These are volcanic eruptions you wouldn't believe if not filmed.
White Island nz needs to be in this
13:15 Photo upside-down. Go Underworld!
Bucket List:
1. NOT scaling the side of a volcano.
I want to point out that the sacrifices people make to Mt Bromo - the animals and food stuffs mentioned - it's much less grim than it sounds.
The people who are throwing items IN, stand on the rim, & gently toss their items. But there's a crowd of other people, about 10 feet down, who catch or pick up everything, and carry it right back up to the rim and then home with them.
So, food that is thrown in, doesn't get wasted. Animals thrown in - end up back in a village or town.
The only sacrifice element is that the throwers are sacrificing their ability to benefit from their item. But it is neither polluting, wasteful nor cruel. Though I can't attest to the long term health and living status of the animals.
1 minute can feel like a week in the wrong place at the wrong time...😅
Its all fun and games till your air supply is replaced by thick poisonous burning hot gas.
Australians... natural poets.
Cool videos🎉🎉
First clip/video.... Those guys are absolutely crazy in the worst way. They are lucky it wasn't a big big eruption and were turned into mist but then got lucky by not getting a boulder dropped on themselves because they were WAY to close.
09:00 That was in fact snow...a few seconds later at 09:12...you can see the ash covered snow. Maybe if you are going to do science based videos...you should look into the difference between snow and ash lol.
😂
in most case the explosion size is usual since santa maria is strombolian type, vanuatu is a lava lake, you can even predict etna fountain size.
so yes they are in a dead zone, but the timed release of heat/material/gas release make them predictable and you can establish you own safe zone if you know your volcanoes, close enough for be safe 99% of time, with lifetime sound, smell, sight show, but with 1% risk to get killed or hurt with anormal release....
but some guys in the video like krakatoa or sivelush clearly dont know those volcanoes, for the crazy guy trying it, use drones at least you loose only money :p and check data of volcanoe eq/deformation/gas etc..its public data.
You were even afraid to upload the video of the Mount Saint Helens eruption. Additionally, you cannot watch the entire footage of the Mount Saint Helens eruption on the internet because it has been censored. Years ago, I had the chance to watch the full version of the eruption somehow, and believe me, it was the most terrifying and horrifying sight I have ever witnessed in my life. What you see in that video is nothing compared to the magnitude of Mount Saint Helens
What are you talking about.. that video footage is NOT CENSORED
I'd start screaming and running
Major note here that if you happen to be near an ash fall don’t breath without a mask otherwise bad things do happen mainly suffocating on your own lungs from the ash mixing with the moisture in them.
On number 4... yeah, I'm pretty sure it IS snow at the beginning. Notice how the tracks on road are clear. Volcanic ash is not known for its tendency to pile on the sides of roads. Besides, volcanic ash is heavy, those roofs would collapse.
I think the icicles were the giveaway.
It’s Anak Krakatau. Please get it right!!!!
in my country we also call it kraka - towa!
2:24 What is this sound?
now that is neat, mother nature getting angry like that 🫣😎💕💕🗿🗿🗿
Pretty sure the photo at 13:15 is upside down.
I didn’t know there was a baby Krakatoa volcano
White Island Eruption was even scarier and caught on camera where 20 plus people died
6:58 dude seriously??!!
I'll never understand why people want to live this close to devastation, seems to me they are thrillseekers.
Because the land is very fertile due to the deposits from the eruptions.
The Mt Shivelush ash fell on top of a couple feet of snow, so the video is kind of confusing. Still amazing tho!
The news was saying our ash could be toxic. Lol
Note self, bring hard hat
Holy cow
Crazy
The b/w photo at 13 min 16 sec its turned upside down, a sad misstake. Otherwise you guys make remarkleble films. Victor
Yeah that sound isn’t something you want to hear being next to a volcano.
Correction! It’s Actually called: “SON Of Krakatoa”!!
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