A Hellish Ring Of Fire Is Choking The Pacific Ocean.

And if someone told you there's a region where about 90% of the earthquakes that shake our planet occur? And what if they told you that this region also hosts over 75% of the world's active and dormant volcanoes and that all of the 25 largest eruptions in the world in the last 11,700 years, except for 3, have taken place here? You'd probably think twice before buying a house in that area, wouldn't you?
But strangely enough, hundreds of millions of people live in that area, and some of the most densely populated cities in the world have been built right on those shaky fault lines.
Yes, we're talking about the Pacific Ring of Fire, a geologically and volcanically active region that stretches from one side of the vast ocean separating the Americas from Asia and Australia to the other.
The Pacific Ocean, as we all know, is the largest body of water in the world, covering over 60 million square miles. It constitutes about 28% of Earth's total surface area and represents 46% of the total water surface.
So vast that it could comfortably contain all the land masses. Well, it certainly won't happen in a year or a century, but the day will come when this immense body of water will shrink until it disappears… enclosed in the increasingly tight grip of this deadly ring.
Planetary forces, frighteningly slow, which almost seem distant and absolutely harmless when judged from our human perspective, but which can suddenly involve us in situations of destruction and death.
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00:00 Intro
2:00 Analysis of earth changes
3:20 the ring of fire Area
7:10 subduction zones
8:06 Pacific plate
11:40 The andes
12:30 Mount Saint Helens - the cascades + scheda
12:52 aleutian island - Alaska
13:20 Mt Fuji - Japan
13:40 Krakatoa
14:10 mt Ruapehu
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[@capnceltblood5347]

I wonder how much CO2 is coming out of the ring of fire ... Is it humans or the ring of fire putting the most into the atmosphere.

[@heinmadsen-leipoldt2341]

I've been asking myself that question on a frequent basis, they say volcanoes ash and fumes ect are toxic but blame it on us for airpolution

[@randys4424]

If you honestly think about it and want an honest answer? This is a science based channel. All the data on how much CO2 as humans we put out....I find it hard to say it doesn't have an impact, but you do you.

[@keithivany1980]

I think volcanos put out more co2 but humans have cut down so many trees, that we have effected the co2 absorption. The global temperature during the Inca empire was 2°c higher than it is now. So the planet naturally warms & cools, but we are tipping the balance by dumping plastic and chemicals. But that's just my opinion on the planets history, from what evidence we have found from earth history. ✌️

[@scottish5696]

Can you speak about campi flegrei in Italy, please?. Apparently, it's waking up and causing concern.

[@girlybetty35]

My thought too! This is very very concerning!

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@SM16]

Great Report ! Thank You🎯

[@InsaneCuriosity]

Thanks for watching!

[@pprehn5268]

"The whole is more than the sum of its parts"

[@herwigmenzel5179]

You haven't mentioned the CIOMADUL volcano in Rumania
and the surrounding plates

[@patrickjolly1923]

It said no views on my RUclips home page so I felt bad

[@timothyb175]

I find it incredibly amusing that the same people, who tell us that the planet itself is a complex and ever changing system, can't just admit that our climate is a complex and ever changing system.
Dishonesty or ignorance? It's hard to say which

[@randyrd9892]

Indonesia and Philippines are in ASEAN ✅
4:28 Philippines Asia ✔
4:33 Indonesia Oceania ✔
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Tell me you're American without Telling Me you're American...

[@paulwilson2651]

It's as if something had crashed into the Planet there.

[@Swannonymous]

If not the Sahara then definitely it's the Pacific Ocean you don't want to get lost in, imagine getting put in the middle of either of those you'll be dead for sure

[@JABoyle3875]

Very disappointed in the click whorish and inaccurate title.

[@dustd9806]

1st!

[@tkxbetrayer2405]

First comment. I win!

[@marcosramos1547]

Why is it that God, The Creator who oversees all, is NEVER mentioned by scientists, giving theories about these mysteries that can’ be proven?

[@JABoyle3875]

Probably because he doesn’t exist. No definitive proof.

[@CitrusPeppercorn]

Which God?

[@sanmil6436]

​​@@CitrusPeppercornjedan jedini svemogući Isus Hrist..

[@user-qr6sw1rb6d]

😆😆🤪

[@davidvanderwerken3329]

Because God is fake and scientists know not to believe in farces like religion.