Revelation 21:7-8 King James Version 7 He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son. 8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. LEAVE
@@Kanne606 Volcanoes to me are a sign of Hell enlarging itself!!! Dreadful thought but humanity is at an all time low. Sin is definitely abounding but thank God for his Grace & Mercy!
Holy shit hearing “just 10 miles from saddle road” gave me some new perspective. For those who don’t know, that’s the main passageway to travel across island. There are three ways across the island but Saddle Rd closing would mean that people commuting from Hilo to Kona and vice versa would have another 30 mins to hour and a half added to their drive (which is already about an hour and a half)
@@rtydingco It definitely doesn't take 3.5 hours to drive to the other side of the island, like the comment suggests. I'm pretty sure it's closer to two hours.
I lived on the big island when Kilauea first erupted back in the early 80s and it was an amazing time. Since then the big island lost the black sands beach at Kalapana, along with the queen‘s bath, many homes and the local stor/ burger place. It was an amazing place. Then the huge loss/devastation of Puna in 2018 Seeing Mauna loa erupt is amazing. I have imagined it hundreds of times in my head. It could easily on the big island and I get a deep feeling of sadness when I think about the places that I’ve been that are now gone, and I hope that the volcano does not affect many people that live there. I can say if there is an affect on the people of the island, I am retired. I will go there and help do what I can. Good luck Big Island! aloha
This voice is not robotic sounding whatsoever. He did a great job with this report and video evidence as well. Thank you for your timely and thorough report.
I hope the lava doesn't reach a kipuka. My husband and I were on the Big Island a little more than a year ago, and visited Kipuka Puaulu. (A kipuka is a defined area that the lava flows went around, so there are lots of plants and animals there. ) Puaulu is beautiful, and gives you an idea of what the whole area around Mauna Loa would look like if there hadn't been so many large lava flows. We heard lots of birds, but only saw lots of khalij pheasants there. I think the pheasants aren't a native species, but it would be a shame to lose them. The area around Puaulu is very desolate, so any birds that left would have to go a long way to find another home, and all the plants would be destroyed by a lava flow. I assume the kipuka where the nene sanctuary is located is similarly isolated. Nenes (the state bird of Hawaii, they look fairly similar to Canada geese) are endangered, and it would be terrible to lose the sanctuary where they live.
@@punapeter I didn't take notes, but I do remember at least some of what I saw. I assumed that some of the people who saw this video wouldn't be familiar with the area around Mauna Loa and wouldn't know what a kipuka is. I took lots of photos of the khalij pheasants, and a couple of pictures of tree ferns in Kipuka Puaulu. I'm glad to hear that there are plenty of kipukas on the Big Island. If I ever get back, I'll have to check out another one.
@@mariashaffer-gordon3561 I know people who live in them. One in my neighborhood lives in an old crater. I have little ones on my property. It's just the way lava flows. Always a different trek.
My Grandmothers house is in Hilo....just outside across the residential apartments. I just told my 9yr old son about Mauna Loa and the older lava flows from the NE ridge when I was a kid.....flowed out to the ocean and I have amazing memories of watching the Lava hit the ocean at sunset. Thank you for the great updates buddy. My Father served and I exchanged a local upbringing for traveling with him as a proud Army Brat. He was a one of a kind 100% Gung Ho ten toes in warrior that suffered NO fools lightly ergo “the beatings WILL continue until moral improves” lolz. Crazy guy like me though if I can be 1/2 the man he was I’d be honored. Now I’m the Dad and leader and am growing up for real now with Gods help in Jesus. Never knew peace existed here on earth and was raised HARD CORE agnostic but when my wife left....BOOM. All I knew that 1st week was “Jesus if you’re real I need to know....NOW”, cause if not I’ll be left to hunt pedophiles until caught, then trialed and executed or acquitted. Well....HE Came. I surrendered my heart and all I am to HIM...and I am never going back to who and what I once was. Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah!!!
Praise the Lord Brother! Jesus is our everything, he'll never let you down as long as you continue to offer to die out to your will and accept his, no matter what! You may say No at first, but when you remember he knows how many hairs are on our head and he knew us before we were born, then you know he will never lead you in the wrong path. Never forget ... we have an enemy named Satan who is always trying to trip us up but Jesus's blood cleanses and Protects us! Hope we meet in Heaven one day where there will be no more parting from friends and loved ones ... God Bless!
NO, the beginning was inside calders, but this now is on outside of caldera, its the rift at about 9K' directly East of Hilo.. the other rift is SW that goes to HOVE usually (more damage prone)...
Why roadblocks? In Iceland the build parking lots and trails in for visitors that want to get up close with their volcanic eruptions, but in Hawaii they stop people from approaching. It's absurd.
WOW she is moving fast! I spent many hours out w/ Madam Pele' for over a decade when she was flowing in Kalapana (where I live, just a few miles away) I hiked for several hours several times a week for a decade, I learned a lot about this volcano just from the hundreds of hours I was out there photographing, and this current flow is MOVING!!! wow if Saddle Road goes that will be devastating to commuters on Island, it will add another two hours to their commute (which is already 1 & 1/2 to 2 hours already!) it will be interesting to see what happens...yep they are closing roads to "protect" ppl cuz they know we all go looking for the lava...love this Island! lived here for 23 years ...will die here...but I don't think it will be from the lava! earthquakes maybe, being that 1/3 of this Island is gonna fall off into the ocean (I will be one of the 1st ones in) also causing the largest tsunami to hit California!
wow all that time and you don't know it's NOT going to add 2 hours to a commute. Have you never driven through Volcano? Or Hamakua? It's a 2 hour trip either way. You must drive 45 mph. Saddle is 1 1/2 hours from Hilo to Kona. So it will add a half hour, maybe 45 minutes.
God it must be scary being near that and seeing it develop. Me being in the UK don't get that type of stuff yh we have 10 volcanoes that used to be active i actually live near to a volcano that died its called the Wrekin and i can see it where i live but like the Wrekin all 9 others also died and became deactive state
What I found interesting about this eruption and the reactions of officials to the situation is the difference. Compare this to Iceland. You know if that eruption had been in Iceland the mountainside would have been just crawling with people trying to get as close as they dare. I remember watching the videos of the Iceland volcano eruption and just being amazed and appalled at the lack of caution or common sense. It is a wonder no one got seriously hurt or died there. At least that Iam aware of. I'll admire from afar as usual thank you very much lol
It will depend on volume emitted over time and the topo map of the mountain...it almost came down to Hilo in 1984 but stopped, if it had continued there is nothing you can do. That is a big mountain, Kilauea is nothing compared to what Mauna Loa can kick out.
You remember MT saint Helen’s ! This volcano is much bigger an they are all surrounded by shark infested waters that’s why because nobody knows what thing will do next.
Couldn't you build a levee like they have in New Orleans to keep the flood waters back? A concrete trench could divert the lava to wherever you wanted it to go.
There have been attempts to stop or redirect lava flows before. More often than not, they have failed. That's also a pretty big engineering project on short notice.
The difference here is that in New Orleans, you know where the floodwaters will be and where exactly to build the levee. There are too many paths for the lava to take just off of Mauna Loa, and then there’s Mauna Kea and Kilauea to worry about too. Also the scale of lava that can pour out of these volcanos would mean you’d need a massive trench/wall that’s resistant to lava, and it would need to be built in the perfect spot.
@@shanemurphy464 LOL not you could not, you don't know lava. It would fill it and spill over it, like it does naturally when it makes a river. You've never even been on this island have you kid.
It's not water, it's molten rock, it would fill then spill out of your canal. They tried bombing it when it was headed to Hilo. All those pilots met with untimely deaths after. You let Pele go where she goes.
@@punapeter ??? Read my comment again, I was saying that you can’t build any sort of barrier to stop the lava. You’re literally mad at somebody who is agreeing with you. Also yeah I lived on island for 4 years, just moved
So not to offend native Hawaiians when discussing the volcanic eruption. Might I suggest proper pronunciation of Hawaiian words. For example Honolulu there is no A in Honolulu, Hanalulu not acceptable. Take some time to learn the proper pronunciation of Hawaiian words and name places. Thank you I will continue to watch your RUclips channel but won’t subscribe until you start to pronounce Hawaiian words properly
The eruption is barely a mile away from the billion-dollar NOAA Observatory with all its telescopes and astronomical equipment. I've wondered for a while now why they would build on a volcano that is clearly not extinct
Because the area is isolated. The instruments at this observatory measure atmospheric gases. It is where measurements showed that the Co2 content in our atmosphere has risen. Mauna Kea has vehicles that regularly travel up there to the telescopes. The vehicles exhaust would interfere with the gas readings. So they chose Mauna Loa where it is high enough and where no one travels regularly.
@@justeremiahsjourney the amount of stupidity and straight ignorance in this comment t is amazing. Tell me you don't know jack shit about Hawaii without telling me you don't know shit about Hawaii, right here lmao
@@breeze7464 Yeah ok. I worked for a Roy Yamaguchi restaurant where they didn't even know what a health code violiation was. During COVID. Ironically half the staff will wear a mask in public the rest of their lives though. They broke so many violations because the health inspector was Roys family. The staff are all family. No one was ever trained not to place the appetizer plates underneath the soap dispenser or other obvious unsanitary practices, but since I (a white guy) was the person to let them know, it would never be something they change. The staff was allowed to do whatever they wanted in fact, even after having ran the last concept to the ground (The Eating House Kapiolani). What I learned while in Hawaii is that a knife doesn't polish itself in open air. Everyone there has only ever worked with their families and no one seems to be held accountable. They loathe anyone from the mainland for "thinking they know everything" since they've actually had to try at their previous jobs and have honed skills in the process. If this sounds like I'm being discriminative I gaurantee you've never lived on the islands. They litterally have a "Kill Haole (white people from the mainland) Day" where the locals condone physical attacks against whites, which sometimes leave the victims dead. All because of the culture and skin color they had been born with. The judges and police then ensure that no one is prosecuted and everything gets brushed under the carpet. There may be some slight level of exaggerration in my words, but if you've lived in Hawaii you know the truths I speeak of. Hawaii is insecure about its place in the world, so they blame their inequities on others who don't look like them. Yes I realize that their country and culture was taken from them. That's atrocious. Alaskans don't act nearly the way Hawaiians do though and the timing was the same. Japan and China have bought all of the land on the islands causing the crazy prices, but becuase they look similar, the hate only goes towards the US mainland. Let's be real, on the whole, Hawaiians are pretty much the most racist demographic in the United States and their work ethic reflects their accountability levels.
Wrong! I don't know wtf dropped me off here on the STUPID HUMAN TRICK circus. I keep watching the night sky hoping they come free me from these poorly educated magical believers.
@@nickie7874 It’s an unquenchable fire, but I don’t need to imagine it, hell is for the unrighteous and unbelieving, my name is in the Lamb’s book of life!
Nope can't do that, not enough technology, the helicopter on Mars isn't real either, those are production images, not unlike the ISS and other events. Satellites are tethered, that's why they roll out of the Musk rockets, their cheap too but efficient. They're everywhere replacing everything.
Thank you for actually showing updates and the beautiful eruption..Shes release her pressure 🙌🏼 lets hope she stays away from humans 🙏
Humans need to stay away from her as they have always done
Revelation 21:7-8
King James Version
7 He that overcometh shall inherit all things; and I will be his God, and he shall be my son.
8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
LEAVE
@@Kanne606 Volcanoes to me are a sign of Hell enlarging itself!!! Dreadful thought but humanity is at an all time low. Sin is definitely abounding but thank God for his Grace & Mercy!
@@nickie7874 don't trust the gov
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Thanks for posting your beautiful video and detailed informative description
Good report. I love to drive the Mauna Loa road whenever I get the chance. Your report gave clarity to where the eruption is.
Holy shit hearing “just 10 miles from saddle road” gave me some new perspective. For those who don’t know, that’s the main passageway to travel across island. There are three ways across the island but Saddle Rd closing would mean that people commuting from Hilo to Kona and vice versa would have another 30 mins to hour and a half added to their drive (which is already about an hour and a half)
Of course the larger concern is people’s property getting covered, but lava flowing over saddle road would also be a big negative consequence
More like a half hour added.
@@Andy_Holmes wrong
@@rtydingco depends where you’re headed Kona/Hilo side. And of course how fast you drive 😉
@@rtydingco It definitely doesn't take 3.5 hours to drive to the other side of the island, like the comment suggests. I'm pretty sure it's closer to two hours.
Iceland: builds a road for people watching
USA: closes a road to stop people watching
I lived on the big island when Kilauea first erupted back in the early 80s and it was an amazing time. Since then the big island lost the black sands beach at Kalapana, along with the queen‘s bath, many homes and the local stor/ burger place. It was an amazing place. Then the huge loss/devastation of Puna in 2018 Seeing Mauna loa erupt is amazing. I have imagined it hundreds of times in my head. It could easily on the big island and I get a deep feeling of sadness when I think about the places that I’ve been that are now gone, and I hope that the volcano does not affect many people that live there. I can say if there is an affect on the people of the island, I am retired. I will go there and help do what I can. Good luck Big Island! aloha
Oahu here
Show me that “several kilometer “ run on the South West Rift please.
I was just there two months ago. such a majestic island/volcano.
You have always produced excellent content. Thank you!
Happy Tuesday Everyone from Tacoma Washington! ( Stay Safe )
Many thanks! Sending happy thoughts from Western Montana where the snow is falling all over. 😘
Fellow Washingtonian here, let’s just hope Mt Rainier and St. Helens hold off through our lifetime
Spectacular! Aloha friends, stay safe! 💖🕊️👏😎
Thanks for the timely updates!
En el volcán de la Palma en las Islas Canarias teníamos como 3 o 4 cámaras en diferentes ángulos y las 24 horas funcionando en directo..
I usually don't like synthetic/robo voices, but this sounds quite nice. I hope this eruption doesn't cause too much of a headache for Hawaiians.
Walt, are you sure this is a robot voice?!
This voice is not robotic sounding whatsoever. He did a great job with this report and video evidence as well. Thank you for your timely and thorough report.
@@5D-Spirituality It literally says it's a synthesized voice in the description. My ears can detect it.
That's Discrimination, bubba.
@@xaviersavedra711 YOUR EARS? Now, I'm laughing at you.
Whoa! Tutu Pele speaking ♥️♥️♥️🌶🌶🌶🌶🖖🏾😎Hi from Taos New Mexico, be safe everyone!
no worries, on da BI, life goes on as normal.
Merci beaucoup.
*Thanks from Texas*
Another volcano erupted last night in Guatemala
I hope the lava doesn't reach a kipuka. My husband and I were on the Big Island a little more than a year ago, and visited Kipuka Puaulu. (A kipuka is a defined area that the lava flows went around, so there are lots of plants and animals there. ) Puaulu is beautiful, and gives you an idea of what the whole area around Mauna Loa would look like if there hadn't been so many large lava flows. We heard lots of birds, but only saw lots of khalij pheasants there. I think the pheasants aren't a native species, but it would be a shame to lose them. The area around Puaulu is very desolate, so any birds that left would have to go a long way to find another home, and all the plants would be destroyed by a lava flow. I assume the kipuka where the nene sanctuary is located is similarly isolated. Nenes (the state bird of Hawaii, they look fairly similar to Canada geese) are endangered, and it would be terrible to lose the sanctuary where they live.
You took notes while you were here? No worries there are hundreds of kipukas on the island. They are everywhere.
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@@punapeter I didn't take notes, but I do remember at least some of what I saw. I assumed that some of the people who saw this video wouldn't be familiar with the area around Mauna Loa and wouldn't know what a kipuka is. I took lots of photos of the khalij pheasants, and a couple of pictures of tree ferns in Kipuka Puaulu. I'm glad to hear that there are plenty of kipukas on the Big Island. If I ever get back, I'll have to check out another one.
@@mariashaffer-gordon3561 I know people who live in them. One in my neighborhood lives in an old crater. I have little ones on my property. It's just the way lava flows.
Always a different trek.
Excellent update, thanks for putting maps with flow directions
dutchsinse, was on it before anyone even new about it!
Satanists knew
@@sevenrings436 Dude! SHUT-UP! we have your signed NDA
We who LIVE HERE knew. the dutch troll isn't here
My Grandmothers house is in Hilo....just outside across the residential apartments. I just told my 9yr old son about Mauna Loa and the older lava flows from the NE ridge when I was a kid.....flowed out to the ocean and I have amazing memories of watching the Lava hit the ocean at sunset. Thank you for the great updates buddy. My Father served and I exchanged a local upbringing for traveling with him as a proud Army Brat. He was a one of a kind 100% Gung Ho ten toes in warrior that suffered NO fools lightly ergo “the beatings WILL continue until moral improves” lolz. Crazy guy like me though if I can be 1/2 the man he was I’d be honored. Now I’m the Dad and leader and am growing up for real now with Gods help in Jesus. Never knew peace existed here on earth and was raised HARD CORE agnostic but when my wife left....BOOM. All I knew that 1st week was “Jesus if you’re real I need to know....NOW”, cause if not I’ll be left to hunt pedophiles until caught, then trialed and executed or acquitted. Well....HE Came. I surrendered my heart and all I am to HIM...and I am never going back to who and what I once was. Hallelujah hallelujah hallelujah!!!
Peace be with you my friend.
Praise the Lord Brother! Jesus is our everything, he'll never let you down as long as you continue to offer to die out to your will and accept his, no matter what! You may say No at first, but when you remember he knows how many hairs are on our head and he knew us before we were born, then you know he will never lead you in the wrong path. Never forget ... we have an enemy named Satan who is always trying to trip us up but Jesus's blood cleanses and Protects us! Hope we meet in Heaven one day where there will be no more parting from friends and loved ones ... God Bless!
just read God's word daily, we must gain accurate knowledge of God's word and teachings.
What an amazing 'Army Brat story'. Glad you are such a proud man (& Father). Such an interesting life you've lived. Bless you & your family.
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great to have news about what's going on.
Mahalo Big Island Video News!!!
maybe a big cork will help?
Aloha Braddah Shane and Mikki .
Thank you so much for the updates. My mom and sister live on the big island. My sis in kona and my mom’s place is in Pahala.
Good photography
Is that the sight they use for the Vulcan machine guns on-board? ...
That robot voice is so likeable like the voice of the sons of all my neighbours when they play football or tennis.
Wow! Pele speaks! Hope we listen. Hope the best for the Big Island.
🌋🐋🐬🌴🌸🕊🏄♂️🏄♀️
Is Paul McCartney’s plantation ok? Not sure where his home is..😔❤️🙏🏽
That is really cool! I hope everyone stay safe.
That's so cool!
I guess it takes a long time for the lava to travel to the top of the crater 14,000 feet.
NO, the beginning was inside calders, but this now is on outside of caldera, its the rift at about 9K' directly East of Hilo.. the other rift is SW that goes to HOVE usually (more damage prone)...
@@tamehamehaprints3604 but it's not headed in either direction, it could go left down to Kona, you can see it from the kona side, not the Hilo side.
Espetáculo da natureza.
Si!
Red glow in the sky behind Hualalai
Why roadblocks? In Iceland the build parking lots and trails in for visitors that want to get up close with their volcanic eruptions, but in Hawaii they stop people from approaching. It's absurd.
Locals know how to access. They can't stop us.
In Iceland they do not sue the pants off of you if your car gets ash on it or if "Pele's Hair" gets stuck in your hand. Everything is relative.
@@Maoli2013 People can sue there too, it's no excuse to prohibit viewing this natural wonder.
Thanks for showing Pele's crack.
WOW she is moving fast! I spent many hours out w/ Madam Pele' for over a decade when she was flowing in Kalapana (where I live, just a few miles away) I hiked for several hours several times a week for a decade, I learned a lot about this volcano just from the hundreds of hours I was out there photographing, and this current flow is MOVING!!! wow if Saddle Road goes that will be devastating to commuters on Island, it will add another two hours to their commute (which is already 1 & 1/2 to 2 hours already!) it will be interesting to see what happens...yep they are closing roads to "protect" ppl cuz they know we all go looking for the lava...love this Island! lived here for 23 years ...will die here...but I don't think it will be from the lava! earthquakes maybe, being that 1/3 of this Island is gonna fall off into the ocean (I will be one of the 1st ones in) also causing the largest tsunami to hit California!
wow all that time and you don't know it's NOT going to add 2 hours to a commute. Have you never driven through Volcano? Or Hamakua?
It's a 2 hour trip either way. You must drive 45 mph. Saddle is 1 1/2 hours from Hilo to Kona. So it will add a half hour, maybe 45 minutes.
@@punapeter hour half minimum.
Must buy and voraciously consume
Mauna Loa Dark Chocolate Covered Macadamia Nuts !
God it must be scary being near that and seeing it develop. Me being in the UK don't get that type of stuff yh we have 10 volcanoes that used to be active i actually live near to a volcano that died its called the Wrekin and i can see it where i live but like the Wrekin all 9 others also died and became deactive state
Aloha Tūtū Pele! 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
My boyfriend and I left big island on the 4th after a two week stay. We were so hoping to Loa's lava. Just 24 days too early :(
How close to lava flows such as this does one have to be to notice even so much as just a degree or two of change in ambient air temperature?
About 10 yards, 30 feet. Depends on which way the wind blows too.
How about asking NASA and the ISS to turn their 4k cameras on Mauna Loa eruption for scientific evaluation of volcanoes ?
Damn that’s intense.
Fountain heights approximately 100-200 feet that’s pretty high.
In the middle of no where.
El Salvador, Hawaii, let me guess, Fuji is next?
What I found interesting about this eruption and the reactions of officials to the situation is the difference. Compare this to Iceland. You know if that eruption had been in Iceland the mountainside would have been just crawling with people trying to get as close as they dare. I remember watching the videos of the Iceland volcano eruption and just being amazed and appalled at the lack of caution or common sense. It is a wonder no one got seriously hurt or died there. At least that Iam aware of. I'll admire from afar as usual thank you very much lol
Interesting!
У нас тоже на Камчатке активировался вулкан.
I hope u guys are ok and pls stay safe from the volcano pls dont get injured
That’s crazy😱 it’s been decades since an eruption happened
yea and? so
Thanks rescuers
Good luck Hawaii. We love you.
in Iceland people can gat as close to the lava as they want. In the US they are kept miles away from an eruption.
another cut and paste comment
@@punapeter Unresponsive.
Thank you for the updates. Appreciate it. What a spectacular thing to see. God In His glory!
Which "god"? Earthlings created over four thousand religions in only two thousand years!
@@Diana1000SmilesJesus, Son of God, 2nd part of Trinity ... The King of Kings and Lord of Lords ... Timothy 6:15.
@@nickie7874 oh the man made zombiejesus god, he has nothing to do with lava, this is PELE'S aina. Not your king of kings bloody religion.
HER GLORY, This is Pele, not the zombiejesus.
the sound is scary enough !! go Mother Earth !!!
She's da boss
Meanwhile in Iceland "Come on down...we built a parking lot and a trail to the lava"
Safety and aloha to Big Poke people. Thanking God I experienced the Big Island. Shout out to Wahiawa Oahu. Og°
mahalo 👍👍👍👍
NASA still eyeing the other volcanos for telescope real estate 😅
Mauna Kea is no longer over the vent.
Bet that screws up the co2 counter .😉
Shhhh it's tourist season...
I got a feeling your gonna lose the saddle road for a few months.
nah
It will depend on volume emitted over time and the topo map of the mountain...it almost came down to Hilo in 1984 but stopped, if it had continued there is nothing you can do. That is a big mountain, Kilauea is nothing compared to what Mauna Loa can kick out.
hope all keep safe x
Pack it up!! Run while you can 😂
LOL why?
You remember MT saint Helen’s ! This volcano is much bigger an they are all surrounded by shark infested waters that’s why because nobody knows what thing will do next.
Reminds me of home finally earths inner core can soon do its thing 😇👌🏽
Because of this event it stopped all the snow in Canada and melted all the icebergs
And dropped world wide water levels
Thank God for the RAIN, keeping the ASH DOWN from the atmosphere....
It’s only beginning to erupt, more to come and much bigger. They don’t know what it’s going to do until it happens, so good luck to everyone!🌋
it's could be the end too, could last 2 weeks, 2 years or 2 decades, no one can say.
@@punapeter probably 2 weeks
Couldn't you build a levee like they have in New Orleans to keep the flood waters back? A concrete trench could divert the lava to wherever you wanted it to go.
There have been attempts to stop or redirect lava flows before. More often than not, they have failed.
That's also a pretty big engineering project on short notice.
The difference here is that in New Orleans, you know where the floodwaters will be and where exactly to build the levee. There are too many paths for the lava to take just off of Mauna Loa, and then there’s Mauna Kea and Kilauea to worry about too. Also the scale of lava that can pour out of these volcanos would mean you’d need a massive trench/wall that’s resistant to lava, and it would need to be built in the perfect spot.
@@shanemurphy464 LOL not you could not, you don't know lava. It would fill it and spill over it, like it does naturally when it makes a river. You've never even been on this island have you kid.
It's not water, it's molten rock, it would fill then spill out of your canal. They tried bombing it when it was headed to Hilo. All those pilots met with untimely deaths after. You let Pele go where she goes.
@@punapeter ??? Read my comment again, I was saying that you can’t build any sort of barrier to stop the lava. You’re literally mad at somebody who is agreeing with you. Also yeah I lived on island for 4 years, just moved
Minute before midnight.- linkinpark
This is a island that is growing...no big deal.
So not to offend native Hawaiians when discussing the volcanic eruption. Might I suggest proper pronunciation of Hawaiian words. For example Honolulu there is no A in Honolulu, Hanalulu not acceptable.
Take some time to learn the proper pronunciation of Hawaiian words and name places. Thank you I will continue to watch your RUclips channel but won’t subscribe until you start to pronounce Hawaiian words properly
LOL! Are you seriously attempting to shame a computerized narrator on their pronunciation skills??
Gosh, you sure must be special!!!
You do know that the word "Hawaiian" is not Olelo Hawaii, right?
Listened at .75% for enjoyment.
I usually listen at 2x to not waste time.
The eruption is barely a mile away from the billion-dollar NOAA Observatory with all its telescopes and astronomical equipment. I've wondered for a while now why they would build on a volcano that is clearly not extinct
You sound like you need education.
different volcano
@@punapeter boy..all your comments are rude. I am sorry that your life is so troubled
Because the area is isolated. The instruments at this observatory measure atmospheric gases. It is where measurements showed that the Co2 content in our atmosphere has risen. Mauna Kea has vehicles that regularly travel up there to the telescopes. The vehicles exhaust would interfere with the gas readings. So they chose Mauna Loa where it is high enough and where no one travels regularly.
ok, maybe I was mistaken but I thought sure the observatory was on Mauna Loa. Thanks for the correction. Don't feed the trolls! :)
At least its venting some pressure, hopefully all topside and down where peeps dont live.
I am burning.....
It’s 2022 and y’all can’t put up a live cam ?? We can fly a helicopter on mars ffs
When tf did we fly a helicopter on Mars?
That is an autonomous drone
I hate to say it, but the reason why they will never put one up is that a mainlander probably suggested it to them so now it must be a stupid idea.
@@justeremiahsjourney the amount of stupidity and straight ignorance in this comment t is amazing. Tell me you don't know jack shit about Hawaii without telling me you don't know shit about Hawaii, right here lmao
@@breeze7464 Yeah ok. I worked for a Roy Yamaguchi restaurant where they didn't even know what a health code violiation was. During COVID. Ironically half the staff will wear a mask in public the rest of their lives though. They broke so many violations because the health inspector was Roys family. The staff are all family. No one was ever trained not to place the appetizer plates underneath the soap dispenser or other obvious unsanitary practices, but since I (a white guy) was the person to let them know, it would never be something they change. The staff was allowed to do whatever they wanted in fact, even after having ran the last concept to the ground (The Eating House Kapiolani). What I learned while in Hawaii is that a knife doesn't polish itself in open air. Everyone there has only ever worked with their families and no one seems to be held accountable. They loathe anyone from the mainland for "thinking they know everything" since they've actually had to try at their previous jobs and have honed skills in the process. If this sounds like I'm being discriminative I gaurantee you've never lived on the islands. They litterally have a "Kill Haole (white people from the mainland) Day" where the locals condone physical attacks against whites, which sometimes leave the victims dead. All because of the culture and skin color they had been born with. The judges and police then ensure that no one is prosecuted and everything gets brushed under the carpet. There may be some slight level of exaggerration in my words, but if you've lived in Hawaii you know the truths I speeak of. Hawaii is insecure about its place in the world, so they blame their inequities on others who don't look like them. Yes I realize that their country and culture was taken from them. That's atrocious. Alaskans don't act nearly the way Hawaiians do though and the timing was the same. Japan and China have bought all of the land on the islands causing the crazy prices, but becuase they look similar, the hate only goes towards the US mainland. Let's be real, on the whole, Hawaiians are pretty much the most racist demographic in the United States and their work ethic reflects their accountability levels.
Me... Only I would know.
this is false not 38 years ago ,, I was there 2000. it happens then
This is Maunaloa which last erupted 1984, you must be referring to Kilauea Volcano.
WRONG volcano, try again
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bad photography. but hey, what else?
Earth evolving but undoubtedly someone will blame the eruption on climate change
Scaryyy
A $400 drone would get better footage than that $200 million $ plane! ☹️
The lava will come out of the cone of the caldera in the form of an ascending eddy spreading everywhere.
there is no cone, it's a lake
You seem to know a lot about nothing here. An ascending eddy, WTF is that. Mauna Loa's caldera is not a cone. It's a sunken pit.
it's the truth that we have to deal with all of it, we did choose Earth as our home planet right.
Wrong! I don't know wtf dropped me off here on the STUPID HUMAN TRICK circus. I keep watching the night sky hoping they come free me from these poorly educated magical believers.
Reminds me of the lake of fire!
Imagine how hot Hell is ... and for Eternity 👀😥
@@nickie7874 It’s an unquenchable fire, but I don’t need to imagine it, hell is for the unrighteous and unbelieving, my name is in the Lamb’s book of life!
@@nickie7874 Hell is for children, to scare them into submission. Or intellectually known as child abuse. GROOMER
We don't want tourist to come see the lava (sarcasm) we don't need the money.
all those women driving EV's for nothing
Angry villagers toss screaming virgin into the volcano! Tonight, on The Lava channel.
Uh oh someone better get over their and charge that volcano with emissions violations 😆
_"A synthesized voice was utilized in the narration for this story."_ - you can't fool me, that's our boy Elijah Schaffer.
Yeah they sensitized his voice.
I as there 2 months ago. Sad I miss to see this amazing opportunity
Mother Earth is Angry
Nope can't do that, not enough technology, the helicopter on Mars isn't real either, those are production images, not unlike the ISS and other events. Satellites are tethered, that's why they roll out of the Musk rockets, their cheap too but efficient. They're everywhere replacing everything.
My kids think they are going to die..
teach them better