300,000 Subscribers Q&A; Most Dangerous Underwater Volcano, Seas of Pure Hydrocarbons?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- What happens when a hurricane and a volcanic eruption combine? Which created the mystery eruption in the 1450s? As part of celebrating 300,000 subscribers on this RUclips channel, I will answer these questions along with several others as posed by my audience in a Q&A video.
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Sources/Citations:
[1] VEIs, dates/years, composition, tephra layer name, DRE estimates, and bulk tephra volume estimates for volcanic eruptions shown in this video which were assigned a VEI 4 or larger are sourced from the LaMEVE database (British Geological Survey © UKRI), www2.bgs.ac.uk/vogripa/view/c..., Used with Permission
[2] Source of Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) methodology and criteria: Newhall, C. G., and Self, S. (1982), The volcanic explosivity index (VEI) an estimate of explosive magnitude for historical volcanism, J. Geophys. Res., 87(C2), 1231-1238, doi:10.1029/JC087iC02p01231. Accessed / Read by / geologyhub on Oct 5th, 2022.
[3] Satoshi Shimizu, Reina Nakaoka, Nobukazu Seama, Keiko Suzuki-Kamata, Katsuya Kaneko, Koji Kiyosugi, Hikaru Iwamaru, Mamoru Sano, Tetsuo Matsuno, Hiroko Sugioka, Yoshiyuki Tatsumi, Submarine pyroclastic deposits from 7.3 ka caldera-forming Kikai-Akahoya eruption, Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 2024, 108017, ISSN 0377-0273, doi.org/10.1016/j.jvolgeores..... www.sciencedirect.com/science...
0:00 Q&A
0:28 Most Interesting Planet
1:29 Most Dangerous Submarine Volcano
2:11 Canary Island Volcanoes
3:09 Education & Career
3:47 AI Content Warning?
4:44 Bucket List
5:09 East Africa Rift?
5:23 Longer Videos?
One of the reasons I like your channel is you seem to have resisted the RUclips impulse to turn five minutes of content into twenty. Far too often it seems RUclips creators think more is better so they bulk up a small video with barely relevant information.
More is better, for ad revenue, a 20 minute video will make a lot more than a 5 minute one as there will be more ads shown
Or alternatively, the people who cut things down purely to fast paced moments for people with no attention span. You really don't see too many videos of just like 5 minutes of quality discussion these days.
Agreed
Please resist making longer videos-I am a regular viewer of your work for over two years, I do shy away from watching content over 8 or 9 minutes. Short and focused is one thing I very much appreciate about your content.
Short videos are okay, but longer videos good for the appropriate subjects.
Most underrated geology channel.
Geology channels as a whole are underrated tbh. People think learning is boring and rocks are boring, even though there are a near infinite amount of fascinating stories to tell about our planet.
I'm not aware of any source of geology channel ratings. Please let us know where you saw these ratings.
Or did you just post this overrated comment to get likes? ;-P
Not if we keep bolstering it. I have learned so much from GeologyHub these last few years.
But it could be better with more puns. That would be the schist.
@@StuffandThings_ Very true.
Thank you for raising the interest in geology.
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I watched my first-ever GH episode in early 2021 and there were about 13K subscribers. When you're really good, like Geology Hub, people beat a path to your door. A remarkable accomplishment, and congrats to you, GH! Cheers.
Well said!
Congratulations, Geology Hub! As a Filipino, I love how you included the Chocolate Hills as part of your bucket list of Geological places to visit!
No problem! I love the Chocolate Hills. Movies or science fiction tv shows should film there as an "alien setting" I think :)
CONGRATULATIONS! Thank you for keeping the videos 'scientific' yet understandable to those of us who are noobs at geology.
I've been a subscriber ever since Hunga Tonga erupted. I'm not into geology or volcanos, but I thought the channel was interesting and high quality, so I decided to stick around to keep up with the latest news.
You know your stuff to perfection. That's why we follow.
Congratulations! I watch your videos every day! Thank you for what you do!
hope you are liking them as well
Congratulations Timothy! You've earned this by the quality of your content. I'm so glad I found your channel back during the 2021 eruption. Thank you for everything you do.
That was when I came onboard also. I must say that success often involves a bit of luck and your channel undoubtedly grew as the Icelandic volcanoes made news. But it’s your skill and scientific accuracy that have kept me coming back. A lot of goofy stuff on YT, but you have stayed honest. Thank you!
@@brucekuehn4031Definitely! You can count on the info he puts out.
You will always be my volcano guy 🌋❤️
Conradulations, Sir! Your own unique narrative baritone and cadence sells its self with the content you bring.
IKR? No offense, but your voice sounds a bit electronic.
I actually had one person reply to a comment of mine on one of the videos claiming he was a bot. 😂
Not a bot. He’s a real person.
@@staceycatron7401 😂 Yeah, I know! It was someone else replying to my comment saying he was a bot.
Congratulations on 300k
Your channel has since I found it some time ago, reignited my interests in volcanoes I’ve had since I was about 12. In an online landscape of sensational news and odd sources, that you maintain fact based grounded videos with links to all your sources is very welcome on YT.
Here’s to 400k! 🍻
Thanks!
Thank you for publishing such high-quality content!
I have always been impressed that you can actually pronounce the names no matter what the language.
Actually in all fairness, many of his foreign language pronunciations are wrong/off, but that's no discredit to him--he's a geologist not linguist.
Your channel is truly a hidden gem. It's not so popular yet, I believe it'll be getting more viewers soon if you'll keep up with your job.
I am really amazed how you give so many professional informations in short 5 minutes video.
I always eagerly watch what's your publishing here on RUclips because it's one of the best geology channel in my opinion!
Thank you for your hard work and keep it up! 🙇
Congratulations on this millstone , and look forward to 500000 subs! Thank you for your time , everyone,
4:31 For those of you who were curious, the town pictured is Bodie, CA.
Been there, but be advised there is no mine exploration to be done. Bad air in most of the holes there.
Congrats on 300K! You deserve it and more! Anyone looking for news about volcanoes or who is interested in geology, mineralogy, or volcanology couldn't find a better source to learn from, in my opinion. When something happens, you often have a well-informed video out within hours, and in between, we get to learn about interesting locations and features. Thanks for all you do!
Congratulations on 300k subs! The consistency of your uploads and the overall quality is what keeps me coming back every day.
I found your channel when you had around 25k subs. Congrats for growing it by about a dozen-fold since.
Congratulations! I really love your voice and intonation and wording, especially the consistency over all your uploads. It has a hypnotizing quality that is really unique. Morgan Freeman could only wish he had your voice over quality. Thank you for all your hard work the past years. Your commitment to your channel is far beyond reasonable and duly noticed. Every day before I go to sleep I listen to your voice and slowly drift off knowing that you are stil active and tomorrow will erupt again.
I so wanted to go to the Icelandic eruption back in 2021. Those are the best possible viewing!
Congrats on 300k. Your videos have taught me a lot and I appreciate it!
When it's all about the science, WTG and thank you.
Thank YOU! I couldn't make heads or tails out of algebra in high school or any higher math but I've always loved the sciences, especially geology, and I've tried to learn as much as I can as an "armchair scientist." Your channel is a gold mine of information and I feel very lucky to be able to learn from you. Congratulations on your success! 🥳 💯
Love your channel! You are a legend!
No thank you.. 🇬🇧👍.. This is one of my most favorite chanels.. & Titan is the one to visit & study 👍
I agree. this, anton petrov, and fascinating horror are three of my tops.
@@ThatOpalGuy Anton is a wonderful person! 😋👋
Straight to the point and always well done. ❤
Glad to hear you are going to look more at the east African rift zone. I've been wanting to learn more about it, specifically the Ethiopian area, and around the Bale Mountains. There are some stunning ancient lava flows there.
Id love to see you make a short video about the "big lava bed" in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. I've camped on the rim of the volcanoe and hiked in quite a few times. There's a geo cache' for those who are interested in that sort of hobby. I discovered it by pure chance on one of my excursions into the bed.
My compass wasn't very reliable because of all the iron in the rock.
Just a suggestion. Congratulations on your success. Wishing you many more viewers and plenty of checks.
Well deserved success! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us so often.
Congratulations on 300K! Well deserved. Your content is clear, concise, and free of BS.
All info and no unnecessary fluff! Been loving watching your videos for a few years now! Thank you!
Titan is my favourite too, the atmosphere isn't too different from here, we could probably breathe it with some added oxygen!
Congrats on 300K! FYI Nick Zentners channel had a good presentation by Lucinda Leonard of crustal fault tsunami risk in the Salish Sea (Metro Vancouver to Seattle), and how this risk outweighs the Megathrust tsunami risk for that sheltered coastal area.
Can't wait to see your video on the Danakil Depression!
I remember,way back when you were doing gems and crystals. You just can't argue with volcanoes and their views and scribers! Congrats👍
Would you ever consider making more mineral videos? I am so interested in where and how minerals are found. Congratulations on getting 300k!
Congratulations
I enjoy your videos and from Arizona.
Thank you for that. 🙂
Congratulations on 300K+ subscribers! I've been watching your videos for years and this is my first comment. Not only do we share the same name, Tim, but also a fascination for volcanoes. Ten year old me lived 40'ish miles from Mount St. Helens when it blew up on May 18, 1980. That morning I was outside and saw the plume shoot up from behind Bell Mountain, which blocked our view of the St. Helens. I ran inside and told my dad who quickly packed us kids up in the Scout and drove us up to the top of Bell Mountain. We literally had one of the best views and watched the eruption all that day. (the wind was blowing the eruption east and we were south west) It was a life changing experience and one of my best memories of my dad. Anyway, love your work and congrats on the well earned success.
Congratulations on reaching 300 000. Thank you for your channel, I am receiving a marvelous education in Geology. Your content and delivery of information is spot on. Greetings from Manitoba Canada.
Congratulations on your success! Well earned! I’ve always respected your original mission to maintain scientific objectivity in a respectful and informative manner as you’ve always done. Keep up the great work! 🙏🏻👍🏼
I have gone from: Volcano - cone with fiery stuff coming out the top, to an awareness that there are multiple types of magma. I've gone from apprehension that Yellowstone caldera is going to erupt to comfort that it's too cool unless something big changes, and a comfortable assurance that I'm going to follow volcanologists recommendations for exclusion zones.
Congrats on 300k ❤ Earth is waking up in various places, please keep an eye on Italy!
I'm happy for you!
Congrats.Your subscribers, including myself know quality and content when we all see and hear it.😅.Greg 😊.
Your videos of around 5 mins are excellent. I admire the quality of your content that encapsulates high interest and quality analysis within a time that I can very easily commit too. There are still only 24 hours in the day in spite of the demands from the exponential growth of RUclips.
Congrats.on 300K! You have opened a whole new part of the the planet for me and I deeply appreciate it.
Congratulations! I remember when your channel had only ~4k subscribers, and I've been watching ever since.
Thank you for doing all of this work to bring us this interesting information, enjoy watching this.
Congratulations and thank you for a job well done! 🖖🏾🤘🏾✊🏾
Okataina volcanic centre is something you would love, from Mt Tarawera to Waiotapu where they have that Champagne Pool pool rich in minerals. This was where I grew up.
Nice mile stone. Plus I'm happy to be your host when you are here visiting Taupo Volcanic Zone. Taupo Caldera, Okataina (pronounced Oak a Ty na).
Wow! Grats! Not surprised though. The quality of the daily classes gets around.
I remember when 10K was a pretty cool deal!
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Congratulations on this mile stone one of the most concise in depth real channels out here ,This mile stone should have happened sooner tbh & it's well overdue. 🤘
Since you're fulfilling a pretty niche genre I bet the earnings per sub and view are pretty significant compared to much more common genres. Well done and good job, keep up the good work!
Congratulations on 300K! I wish more science videos were as succinct as yours. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Sep done mate. Keep up the good work. Great educational site and content. 🐻
You deserve 3 million subs
My interest in volcanoes started when I collected ash from Mt st Helens in Post falls Idaho in 1980 i still have 2 mason jars of ash collected 3 weeks after the eruption. Reinforced by the Mt pintubo eruption in 91
i send my viewers every live i do You rock bro!
Thank you so much for responding to my question about Gran Canaria and Tenerife.
Best geology channel.
Did I just hear 10 minute long video!?? I can't wait! I bet its the Pacific North West megathrust quake of 1700 or maybe the 2004 Sumatra megathrust quake🤔
I like the for the first 8 seconds of this video you put yourself on screen. Maybe for the next Q&A there can be you on camera answering the questions. I know you could do it. You are very competent, well informed and articulate in person. Maybe some day. Really happy for you on your journey to grow with your channel.
Congratulations to you on 300K subscribers!! Awesome Achievement!!
The man. The myth. The legend on camera in the flesh!!! I have seen you cameo in on-location videos before, and loved it. I had no great appreciation of nor knowledge of geologic processes of any timescale before subbing to you. Something about your vocal delivery is a bit of an acquired taste, but some of the best things in life are tough to immediately find interest in, and your narration style (for me, at least) went from unique to palatable very quickly. Also, no other anything sounds like you when you narrate, so I knew it was indeed a human I was listening to long before I saw you on a video in the flesh. One more compliment, encased in gratitude… thank you for birthing the interest in volcanism and geologic processes I have always had an appetite for, known or not, and thank you for continuing to feed the thirst for a more complete understanding with well articulated facts and up to date information and images. If your channel and you were to disappear from the internet, a hole would be left that wouldn’t be easy to fill, much unlike the Tonga caldera, which would have been filled with sea water as fast as the magma became lava. (We can only imagine what a sight to behold that would be if you were somehow able to get a camera close enough and timely enough to document the process!)
Thanks again. Please don’t ever stop! Daily videos that are as fascinating as they are informative are posted by vastly fewer channels than drama-based talking heads that dox one another and are the entertainment equivalent of a small town’s local attempt at producing Jerry Springer-esque content). You are as real as the eons and eras of processes that produced and organized rocks in varying layers planet-wide.
It is with no shame that I say pun definitely intended here…
YOU ROCK!
You deserve it dude!
As the crow flies I live about 20 minutes away from New Madrid Mo. U should do a show on the new Madrid fault line and it's history 😊
Congratulations! I’m genuinely happy for you. I’m a loyal viewer and subscriber who often recommends your channel to people who comment about incorrect information in other videos. You’ve got the best volcano/geology channel on RUclips!
As a joke, I often text my brother on the latest volcano news. He could care less, but it’s funny.
As always, very informative.
Your dedication to proper pronunciation and diction make your narration clear and understandable.
The 5-minute format is an easily "digestible" length. Occasional 10-minute "lectures" will be welcome also, even if not as heavily viewed.
Thanks again!
Good one! Another geologist from Arizona State University... fellow geology RUclipsrs, Shawn Willsey and Myron Cook are also ASU grads.
Is that really you Tim? You’re about 25 years younger than I imagined!😂 Yours really is the best volcano/geology channels mate, I’m definitely hooked. Content is brilliant, you keep your videos short and to the point, your opinions are well reasoned, and I love the voice! We’d love to see you here in Australia some time for our stromatolites! Congratulations on your subscriptions, it’s justified reward for your excellent work. Take care Tim, and thanks for sharing your wisdom.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! 300K!!! :)
Congratulations🥳🎈👏.. This is my favorite RUclips channel when it comes to geology.. Because your tempo is perfect and you perfectly combines simplicity and a lot of information in just one video..
Even though I’m not a geologist, I find myself loving geology more and more because of your videos, thank you very much..
They are easy to understand, yet full of detailed and fascinating content that I just knew or I knew it but didn't understand, you are really good teacher because of that.. Thank you very much and keep up the great work!
Really looking forward for the next video you make about earthquake, please take your time, Love from Indonesia:]..
Thank you for all the informative content.
I was an early subscriber. I did think RUclips was missing a good geology channel.
Thanks for taking the time to make your videos. They are short and pack in a lot. I like this format because I can fit it in, it doesn’t take long to watch before heading out.
WOW WOW WOW!!!Congratulations on your 300k subs big hole!
Compliments on your productions, easy to follow and listen to.
I enjoy your channel for three reasons, you know your profession, maps and graphic data, and interesting voice technique.
Congrats! You really have a good grasp of the content you present.
Thanks.
Not bad new Tenerife videos:
- The large Megatrust Landsides, as "La Orotava / Güímar / Micheque / Icod, and your megaTsunamis.
- The large eruptions previously to the Teide Complex as "Diego Hernandez Ignimbrite & El Abrigo volcano eruption / Fortaleza & Granadilla Ignimbrite eruption / Ucanca Terminal & Adeje, Abona Plinian piroclastic flows / Icod eruptions".
Congratulations with 300K subscribers! It would be great if you could make a video about the Ardnamurchan Peninsula in Scotland. There are people who believe it is an impact structure while others believe it is volcanic in origin. It would be great if you could let us know what you think! Good luck and hope you reach 500k and even 1M subscribers soon. You deserve it!
5:23 One of the reasons I follow your site so consistently is that your videos are typically under 5 minutes.
Congratulations on reaching 300,000 subscribers. I liked the way you matched appropriate video footage to the answers you gave.
I like your format and how much information you pack in the videos. Good luck on the bucket list.
Cool bucket list! As always, thanks a ton.
Happy to be one of those subscribers. Love you videos.
Looking forward to Dragonfly.
Thanks for all of your hard work man!
I’ve been a fan for a good while now and have gotten a lot from your posts
I absolutely love your channel because it is scientifically sound, newsworthy and always to the point. Congratulations and thanks for all your do.
Congrats! Been watching this channel since pretty much the very beginning back in 2020, and subbed nearly as long. You have made one of the best vulcanology channels on the platform, and I've always learned something new from these videos. Here's to the next milestone!
Nice to know some more about your background!
I discovered your channel about a year ago and watch every episode. Thanks for being such a great teacher. By the way, I find your voice soothing. 😁
Congratulations on over 300,000 subscribers!! I'm one who found you in early 2021. I love the short but concise and informative videos. I learned a lot about geology from you. Here's to 300k more!!