I once worked on the Icelandic island of Heimaey exactly ten years after there had been a major eruption that almost buried the island. There was a field of lava right outside where I worked and it was as still warm. After a decade. Seeing the results of a volcano up close is amazing. I'm sorry I couldn't return and see one of the recent eruptions on the Reykjanes peninsula. I used to hike that area back in '83-84.
I hadn't realised it could take decades for a lava flow to cool down- several years, yes, but not decades. But it might explain why the two lumps of lava I collected from the inside of a lava flow on Etna were still unusually warm to the touch when i picked them up. I know they came from inside the flow because they were solid rock, without the vesicles of scoria, and with larger crystals exposed. They were dark coloured, so might have been heated by the sun, but to me they felt a little too warm for that to be the reason.
2 years ago hunga tonga haapia reupted and spewed an atmospheric river of water that may take 10 years to exhaust. And a scientist said, we have never seen anything like this. Probably happens every 100000 yearrs or way more, we simply don't know
@@kiwi84ryan That's amazing and terrifying at the same time. Hunga Tonga is so far from the South Island, yet you could still feel the pressure waves? That's incredible. Do you live near Nelson or are you on the eastern side of the island?
We have it here in the Philippines. Taal volcano... Smallest but the history said it was once a big volcano that erupted and collapsed. Now a volcano in a lake, a lake in the volcano. And under alert level one . Very active.
……am reading about Toba’s eruption 74,000ya. Also about Tambora 1815. Also, a book on Supervolcanoes’, all currently. They’re fascinating to read about………
@@JonJoeVids ……wow! Just wow! I’m soooo jealous JonJoe! Enjoy! I watch volcano documentaries’ on Y T. Have been through River Lava Tube in Mt Undara savannah, Nth Qld. Loved it!
It was an informative documentary about ancient volcanic Eruption caused climate changes rather than plagued nearby volcanics central ...in addition of sulphuric acids..
Well, considering that the simple fact is there's absolutely nothing we can do about it except hope the equipment is working, we have ample time to either vacate the premises or kiss our ass goodbye.
I know of several people the world over that the gods would love to get their hands on. If volunteers are ever needed I'm sure they will love to "volunteer!"
Who the f… made the statement that Greenland is inhospitable and -18 in the summer… The outer coastal region is 16-24 degree celsius during summer… very much liveable, and I Think the Inuit people would agree.. the INNER part of the Icecap sure.. thats cold, but thats not Greenland as a whole
What happens if one goes off it drops 10 15 degrees F after the ash an gases block out some of the sun an we can’t grow enough food to feed half of us let alone everyone Sadly we struggle with feeding people now even when we shouldn’t. So ya if earth fires off we have some issues
Watching these documentary's its easy to see why nobody is rely terrified of global warming. Its not like its going to wipe out thousands of people in a few minutes. Pretty sure we cant climatize ourselves to a volcano erupting in our faces.
But the Immigration Crisis in most countries is caused by global warming shifting populations. But the racists would prefer to blame the brown migrants.
The ring of fire goes through mexico city and i wonder if the plate techtonics is being pushed from the south, south american plate, as opposed to coming in from pacific plate to the west. Just as Africa is pushing into Europe from the south resulting in Italy's volcanic activity, i wonder if south american plate is pushing north into mexico - in conjunction with pacific plate from west, anyone know?
Iron meteorites are from planetary impacts. The iron originated from a super nova but can only be condensed into solid form within a developing planet’s molten core where gravity separates heavy and light materials.
hi there i am a jr volcanologist with the usgs i work on Super volcanos or the non clickbait term caldera systems ask me questions and i will reply when i can
Who care if we are next? Worry about something you can change and influence. Worrying about every doom and gloom fantasy in this world just raises your blood pressure and gives you heart attacks and ulcers. It is not healthy.
Volcanoes are one of the many reasons we need to start building only Tower cities connected to maglev Trains. And every city needs to start growing food indoors, vertically, with artificial light. Growing food like that is already being done. And building only T&T will save millions from floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, and CARS, roads, existing lead pipes and paint, and pollution of every type, poverty, and every cause of death. We need to end capitalism, the insane wage. And we need EQUAL wealth worldwide.
Thats right planet earth though it is where humans reside now it doesn't mean we started our here! #SetiEyesOnTheSkys. Also the fact that Earth spues sulphuric Acid and lava into the environment, ever heard the saying better out than in!?!😅
I once worked on the Icelandic island of Heimaey exactly ten years after there had been a major eruption that almost buried the island. There was a field of lava right outside where I worked and it was as still warm. After a decade.
Seeing the results of a volcano up close is amazing. I'm sorry I couldn't return and see one of the recent eruptions on the Reykjanes peninsula. I used to hike that area back in '83-84.
I hadn't realised it could take decades for a lava flow to cool down- several years, yes, but not decades. But it might explain why the two lumps of lava I collected from the inside of a lava flow on Etna were still unusually warm to the touch when i picked them up. I know they came from inside the flow because they were solid rock, without the vesicles of scoria, and with larger crystals exposed. They were dark coloured, so might have been heated by the sun, but to me they felt a little too warm for that to be the reason.
@@carolynallisee2463 have u looked under a microscope on the warm rock .?
Would be interesting to know :)
2 years ago hunga tonga haapia reupted and spewed an atmospheric river of water that may take 10 years to exhaust. And a scientist said, we have never seen anything like this. Probably happens every 100000 yearrs or way more, we simply don't know
I heard the eruption from where I live in the top of the South Island New Zealand. You could feel the pressure waves in your ears.
@@kiwi84ryan That's amazing and terrifying at the same time. Hunga Tonga is so far from the South Island, yet you could still feel the pressure waves? That's incredible. Do you live near Nelson or are you on the eastern side of the island?
@@rscii497 near Nelson. In Motueka
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We have it here in the Philippines. Taal volcano... Smallest but the history said it was once a big volcano that erupted and collapsed. Now a volcano in a lake, a lake in the volcano. And under alert level one . Very active.
Taal is inside the mouth of a bigger volcano
……am reading about Toba’s eruption 74,000ya. Also about Tambora 1815. Also, a book on Supervolcanoes’, all currently. They’re fascinating to read about………
@@technowarriorstv ……the book I’m reading on Toba is entitled, ‘When Humans Nearly Vanished’. Absolutely fascinating………
Been to Toba. Hiked Tambora and a load more in Indonesia. Currently live on Taal volcano crater rim. Spectacular
@@JonJoeVids ……wow! Just wow! I’m soooo jealous JonJoe! Enjoy! I watch volcano documentaries’ on Y T. Have been through River Lava Tube in Mt Undara savannah, Nth Qld. Loved it!
Whats the name of the book would love to read it.
@@JonJoeVidsHasn’t the Tal rim area been experiencing earthquakes caused by volcano in the last year or so? I thought theyevacuated some villages?
I love the narrators voice it just brings the video to life
Ronald Reagan-esque?
It was an informative documentary about ancient volcanic Eruption caused climate changes rather than plagued nearby volcanics central ...in addition of sulphuric acids..
Thank you for your comment❤️
Well, considering that the simple fact is there's absolutely nothing we can do about it except hope the equipment is working, we have ample time to either vacate the premises or kiss our ass goodbye.
Mt. Vesuvius: AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!
Just a relative of Auntie Etna...
No Crater Lake was once known as Mount Mazamma and became a lake after the eruption
I know of several people the world over that the gods would love to get their hands on. If volunteers are ever needed I'm sure they will love to "volunteer!"
Who the f… made the statement that Greenland is inhospitable and -18 in the summer…
The outer coastal region is 16-24 degree celsius during summer… very much liveable, and I Think the Inuit people would agree.. the INNER part of the Icecap sure.. thats cold, but thats not Greenland as a whole
Anything outside of America is barely habitable according to Americans
@@vexile1239 ...and becomes intolerable, once they interfere.
El Salvador is not that close to the equator. Krakatoa is.
Why not. The planet earth has her own life and we can do nothing about it. Watch your eyes
What are you Haarping on about 😅
The truth❤
What happens if one goes off it drops 10 15 degrees F after the ash an gases block out some of the sun an we can’t grow enough food to feed half of us let alone everyone
Sadly we struggle with feeding people now even when we shouldn’t. So ya if earth fires off we have some issues
@@adammcd9424excellent,reading that just made my day 😂
Earth is a planet, not a lifeform or a gender. It's another celestial product of universal ebb/flow of matter reacting by the manner of its contents.
A strong impression of what I saw.
your solar panels are not going to help , when there is no sun
Watching these documentary's its easy to see why nobody is rely terrified of global warming. Its not like its going to wipe out thousands of people in a few minutes. Pretty sure we cant climatize ourselves to a volcano erupting in our faces.
But the Immigration Crisis in most countries is caused by global warming shifting populations.
But the racists would prefer to blame the brown migrants.
Watch for low flying 🦉 🦉 owls.
The ring of fire goes through mexico city and i wonder if the plate techtonics is being pushed from the south, south american plate, as opposed to coming in from pacific plate to the west. Just as Africa is pushing into Europe from the south resulting in Italy's volcanic activity, i wonder if south american plate is pushing north into mexico - in conjunction with pacific plate from west, anyone know?
Iron meteorites are from planetary impacts. The iron originated from a super nova but can only be condensed into solid form within a developing planet’s molten core where gravity separates heavy and light materials.
hi there i am a jr volcanologist with the usgs i work on Super volcanos or the non clickbait term caldera systems ask me questions and i will reply when i can
There were space impact proxies found associated with this event too. These videos are old mismatched reruns. Bad info. But science is now dead, so.
I see programs saying Yellowstone will erupt again, and others saying it won't.
What's your take on it?
Would Mt St Helen's eruption have been as big without the landslide?
Who care if we are next? Worry about something you can change and influence. Worrying about every doom and gloom fantasy in this world just raises your blood pressure and gives you heart attacks and ulcers. It is not healthy.
That's why so many Americans voted for fascism....No World View.
SO WHAT DO YOU CALL THE PEOPLE AND ANIMALS THAT HAVE DIED SINCE JAN 2012
Volcanoes are one of the many reasons we need to start building only Tower cities connected to maglev Trains. And every city needs to start growing food indoors, vertically, with artificial light. Growing food like that is already being done. And building only T&T will save millions from floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, and CARS, roads, existing lead pipes and paint, and pollution of every type, poverty, and every cause of death.
We need to end capitalism, the insane wage. And we need EQUAL wealth worldwide.
Vulcano in Indonesia :
Just gonna let man sin so much there is no hope
Another ZDF production, narrated by the famous Mark Rossman, whose voice belies his balding shorter stature. Made in 2016.
Thats right planet earth though it is where humans reside now it doesn't mean we started our here! #SetiEyesOnTheSkys. Also the fact that Earth spues sulphuric Acid and lava into the environment, ever heard the saying better out than in!?!😅
#BetterOutThanIn 😂🎉
PS *Sarcasm*
So many strange ppl in this comment section
I REALLY wish they would stop re-packaging this eruption hypothesis show as something new. Its a well disproven theory and is very distracting.
What caused it then?
Do you mean 526, the year the world was coming to an end?
@@jturtle5318 ……actually it was 536AD, the worst year ever to be alive. Book to read is ‘Catastrophe’ by David KEYS…………
Oh well sucks to have lived then.
At least no Orange Cretin in charge.
Did they have COP meetings then block roads ,throw soup around and demand just stop something!!!!
Clang..... bring out your dead..... clang..... bring out your dead!!
He doesn't want to be a "woman" anymore" so he didn't get the attention and dosh that he thought?😂
Why sensationalize this? It's plenty scary. Your tabloid shtick makes me cringe.
Old...
They can be woken up by Government Direct Energy Weapons this use this technology to cause earthquakes and all sorts of storms
No.... That's a conspiracy theory that ranks as pure misinformation.
Yes I seen that James bond movie to.