This movie shows a physics-based computer simulation of the 1883 Krakatoa eruption, lateral blast, pyroclastic flow and tsunami. For more tsunami information visit es.ucsc.edu/~ward.
When Mt. St. Helens blew its lid I was 17 years old and living south of Boston, 3000 miles away. I remember being blown away that a thin film of ash laid itself down on my car 4 or 5 days later.
celvester allison all the documentaries I’ve seen about Mt St. Helens seem to agree more with this person’s claim rather than what you just said were the “facts”, plus it looks like your info is from a blog and blogs can’t always be reliable. From what I’ve been learning, ash stays in the atmosphere a really long time and can travel a lot further than that, so I would hesitate to make a strong claim like that. Eyewitnesses saw and heard the shock wave shake their window panes in cities in the direction of the blast for great distances and ash can be a lot more affected by wind currents and can travel over different continents and even small “invisible” particles of ash can fall in layers heavy enough to be visible. I’m not saying ur claim is wrong but there’s a lot of ways his story could be true too and we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss it.
the barigraphs in mens clubs around the world, showed the barometric air pressure disturbances fo a full fifteen days following the big blast, the people there near to where thie explosion happened, didn't hear a thing.
I was on a Canadian Army exercise at Yakima When things went bang and the ground shook we thought the Ammo point had blown Then it started to snow "Pack up and bug out lads...I think the US Army is going to need these barracks for themselves" My personal dosimiter moved almost a full point before I got home I don't know what that really means....but I still have it...issued in 1977 at 2.5....Now at 8.75 Chernobyl moved it .25 over a month or so Japanese reactor (don't ask me to spell it) moved it .1 So...the life time radiation dose of that dosimiter...was 10% from the 3 days exposure to St. Helen's ash Like I said...I don't know what that means in terms of rads Just if you get up in the morning and you're at 3 and when you go to bed it's 9.... Well...it's kind of like that erection lasting more than 4 hours.... You should see your doctor
@@COVID-19_Crab Sunlight, in the sand under the water at night? You sure about that? Oh, great sex, btw. On a volcano, in the sea, during a thunder storm.
40 years after exploded, a new Krakatoa show up at the same location. Indonesian called it as Anak Krakatau. And these days Anak Krakatau is having an eruption. May the god bless us
Accounts all over the world state that so much ash and movement was released that you could feel the vibrations in India and the ash covered the Earth for 3 months, causing spectacular sunsets, but it also polluted the atmosphere and created a geological-winter period. Thailand and Bangladesh were heavily flooded and the tsunami reached South America. The event was so important an artist made a painting called "Scream" that shows a woman screaming and Krakatoa erupting is in the background. P.S. Nice Video Dude :)
Cristian Martinez Yes Cristian, much of what you say is true. You might want to view another video that I made entitled "Krakatoa Ash.mov". ruclips.net/video/9rvdV8lZXCY/видео.html
Epic volcanic explosion. Just learned about the exposure of the sea bed, wow! I also know the fact that the sound created during the explosion was loud enough to cause ear damage to locals and Dutch people in Sumatra at that time, just watched a documentary about that.
Hey Ingomar200, Just wanted to say, I absolutely adore your videos and love how much emphasis and data you put into each one. Your calculations are brilliant, and I am absolutely fascinated by tsunamis and I can only get these kinds of videos from you. I love how you recreate so many different past events that we haven't translated onto some form of CGI replication and how we can still gather some understanding of past events and how they impacted the world from your channel. Keep up the amazing work man, seriously.
First time I heard about the collapsing pyroclastic flow causing the tsunami. I thought the collapsing caldera and resulting landslide caused the displacement. It's amazing how the flow could have removed all water from the surrounding sea floor.
Having witnessed the course of the 1883 eruption, a prominent Dutch family told that the tsunami arrived shortly after the huge blasts in August, the woman and children almost drowned but later reunited with her husband. And they fled up into the mountain. Only then they saw the cone collapsing giving way to a enormous pyroclastic flow that raged toward them in the mountains and scorched many to death. So how can you claim the cone collapsed before the tsunami and caused the tsunami?
simple: the tsunami wave moved faster than the pyroclastic flow. I read the same account, they couldn't "see" the cone collapsing because it was already pitch black from the amount of ash expelled in the earlier phases of the eruptions.
Krakatoa had three peaks before the 1883 eruption and the 2 smaller peaks collapsed into the caldera and half of the larger peak which created the largest known tsunami , now if you did ancient Krakatoa which was extremely tall like Mt Rainer and blew up and only left 3 tiny islands that surrounded 1883 Krakatoa Island imagine that tsunami.
I watched a documentary, and it says the island collapsed into a crater full of magma. Then, millions of gallons of water surged over it and caused a huge explosion.
Diamond Miner AnimaniacYes, there were several phases to the eruption. In the final phase, after all the magma in the chamber below was blown to the surface, the caldera collapsed into a crater.As you say, sea water then poured in and many steam eruptions took place.It is not possible however, that the caldera collapse and water inrush could create the size of the tsunami observed.Many people have tried to simulate the tsunami from caldera collapse and have failed to make big waves.There is just not enough water moved in that process to make it so. This is why I prefer the pyroclasticflow mechanism shown in the movie. This happened just prior to the caldera collapse.Thanks for the comment.
Half correct, there'is evidence of Krakatoa joining both Sumatra and Java in the ancient past, but the eruption that separated both Sumatra and Java wasn't the one in 1883, but rather possibly the one back in 535.
O Ingomar 200. I mean I really like your videos and the importance and information you put into each of you. Your calculations are expensive. And I was surprised by the tsunami. And I can only get videos like this from you. how you created so many different events from the past that we couldn’t yet translate into CGI simulations, and how you stored a channel and understanding of past events from that channel.I really like it . Influence on the world. Yours They really have a great staff. (sorry for bad inglish i not native inglish person or sayer)
@maidstone1982 But the nature of Anak Krakatau's eruption is the same as the 1883 Krakatoa eruption, namely the collapse of the volcanic body which caused a tsunami, but now after several years of the eruption, Anak Krakatau has raised another cone, but not higher than Anak Krakatau Island which previously collapsed, but is still active today
made 6 years ago but the fact is that in 2018 what you made became real in us, even though this is only animation, but it really illustrates what happened a week ago caused by the Krakatau snake mountain
well it never bother us in australia apart from the noise but a sunami in around 1851 in peru sent an 8 foot bore up the parramata river off sydney harbour.....thats 20 miles inland.
budi mega prasetyo Kapan ya meletus lagi kayak dulu...Cuaca dunia berubah total selama bbrapa hari...di eropa kagak ada musim panas...keren pasti dahulu
It should be pointed out that this conjectural scenario, like others regarding this event, are unverifiable because no one actually saw what happened. The eruption put so much ash into the air that visibility was nonexistent, and probably most of the people on the closest coastlines were killed the tsunami.
the dry area is actually formed during the 2019 Krakatau tsunami. The fisherman said he can run on the sea floor right after the "the first wave" spread
No Krakatoa collapsed in a huge eruption and fell into the sea, and tsunami was generated by that collapse. Not the son a Krakatoa is here and will blow again one day...
Anda tidak melihat kejadiannya langsung jadi anda tidak tahu bagaimana krakatau meletus, kalau gunung itu tidak runtuh karena erupsi, lalu tsunami itu muncul darimana? Dan terlebih lagi setelah erupsi tersebut gunung Krakatau gak ada yang masih utuh setelah tsunami, pasti langsung hilang sekejap walaupun masih ada sisa
i am very interested in this disaster after growing up with that movie misnamed Krakatoa East of Java,but isn't there any Sound in this Video.?(or is there a fault with it at present?)
Daripada longsoran material lava ke laut. Saya lebih cenderung tsunami krakatau disebabkan oleh tekanan keluarnya magma yg menimbulkan getaran udara berupa suara seperti bom dan getaran dahsyat yg merambat di air laut yg menjadi gelombang besar. Seperti tangan kita didalam air bak, kita melakukan gerakan mengepal tiba2, maka akan mengakibatkan gelombang air dalam bak yang cukup besar.
Orang bom ikan letusannya kedengaran sampai berkilo-kilometer tapi ombak di pantai biasa saja. Begitu juga negara adidaya saat mengetes ledakan bom di laut. Gelombang suara tidak ada arti apa2 dibandingkan perubahan tiba2 posisi jutaan kubik material padat yg jatuh ke dalam air.
Very unrealistic. The tsunami wasn't 15-35 m *tall*, it was 15-35 m *high*. The pyroclastic column didn't even form anything like that, it was much shorter and was actually just a cloud of ash, and the Sunda Strait didn't empty. If it did, the effects of the tsunami would have been much less.
Luke 18:10-18:14: 10 Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee, and the other a publican. 11 The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, God, I thank thee, that I am not as other men are, extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even as this publican. 12 I fast twice in the week, I give tithes of all that I possess. 13 And the publican, standing afar off, would not lift up so much as his eyes unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner. 14 I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other: for every one that exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted.
Nicholas Cooper I prefer no music because music will always annoy about 1/3 of the audience, no matter what style. Narration might be nice though. Even a little, sparse narration. The creator of this video seems very educated and might have some further insights to help put these concepts into perspective to an audience of non-geologists like myself. Still... WOW! An amazing video! So glad I missed that one! A 35 meter wave! (For us Americans, that's ~115 feet!)
I always wonder if at the time you also had these "people" who did not believe the magnitude of this destruction and categorized the facts as false news? These individuals who still believe the earth is flat , still exist!
Juan Gabriel Claravall THE TSUNAMI IS WAY TO SMALL HOW IT COULD HIT PHILIPPINES IF THERE MEGA TSUNAMI IN KRAKATOA THEN IT HITS AFRICA AND NORTH AMERICA ALSO LATIN AMERICA
@@WhirledPublishing you can make simple water simulate/wave with free software like blender.... please search in youtube "water simulate with blender"...you can also make landscape with it
if that happen today, i think more than 2 million will die only less than 150km from krakatoa is jabodetabek megapolitan, around 30 million people live there
When Krakatoa erupted very little was known about volcanos. The studies stemming from that eruption form the basis of much volcanology. Today they monitor the new volcano
Bisa meletus. Mungkin lebih kecil GA sebesar yg tahun 1883, tp dampak nya Akan lebih besar! Karna sudah banyak sekali masyarakat yg tinggal dipemukiman atau dekat dengan gunung!
When Mt. St. Helens blew its lid I was 17 years old and living south of Boston, 3000 miles away. I remember being blown away that a thin film of ash laid itself down on my car 4 or 5 days later.
holy shit, that's amazing.
celvester allison all the documentaries I’ve seen about Mt St. Helens seem to agree more with this person’s claim rather than what you just said were the “facts”, plus it looks like your info is from a blog and blogs can’t always be reliable. From what I’ve been learning, ash stays in the atmosphere a really long time and can travel a lot further than that, so I would hesitate to make a strong claim like that. Eyewitnesses saw and heard the shock wave shake their window panes in cities in the direction of the blast for great distances and ash can be a lot more affected by wind currents and can travel over different continents and even small “invisible” particles of ash can fall in layers heavy enough to be visible. I’m not saying ur claim is wrong but there’s a lot of ways his story could be true too and we shouldn’t be so quick to dismiss it.
the barigraphs in mens clubs around the world, showed the barometric air pressure disturbances fo a full fifteen days following the big blast, the people there near to where thie explosion happened, didn't hear a thing.
In the southern tip of Texas too.
I was on a Canadian Army exercise at Yakima
When things went bang and the ground shook we thought the Ammo point had blown
Then it started to snow
"Pack up and bug out lads...I think the US Army is going to need these barracks for themselves"
My personal dosimiter moved almost a full point before I got home
I don't know what that really means....but I still have it...issued in 1977 at 2.5....Now at 8.75
Chernobyl moved it .25 over a month or so
Japanese reactor (don't ask me to spell it) moved it .1
So...the life time radiation dose of that dosimiter...was 10% from the 3 days exposure to St. Helen's ash
Like I said...I don't know what that means in terms of rads
Just if you get up in the morning and you're at 3 and when you go to bed it's 9....
Well...it's kind of like that erection lasting more than 4 hours....
You should see your doctor
I was on Anak Krakatau last year. It's very beautiful, but dig your toes into the black, volcanic sand and you can feel the heat.
That's called sunlight.
@@COVID-19_Crab Sunlight, in the sand under the water at night?
You sure about that?
Oh, great sex, btw. On a volcano, in the sea, during a thunder storm.
40 years after exploded, a new Krakatoa show up at the same location. Indonesian called it as Anak Krakatau.
And these days Anak Krakatau is having an eruption.
May the god bless us
“Just add water”
And three spoon of sugar...🤣🤣
"pancake style"
underrated
Accounts all over the world state that so much ash and movement was released that you could feel the vibrations in India and the ash covered the Earth for 3 months, causing spectacular sunsets, but it also polluted the atmosphere and created a geological-winter period. Thailand and Bangladesh were heavily flooded and the tsunami reached South America. The event was so important an artist made a painting called "Scream" that shows a woman screaming and Krakatoa erupting is in the background. P.S. Nice Video Dude :)
Cristian Martinez Yes Cristian, much of what you say is true. You might want to view another video that
I made entitled "Krakatoa Ash.mov". ruclips.net/video/9rvdV8lZXCY/видео.html
I checked the Krakatoa Ash.mov . There was some information that corrected me. You included alot of details.
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Wow nice fiction you made
Epic volcanic explosion. Just learned about the exposure of the sea bed, wow! I also know the fact that the sound created during the explosion was loud enough to cause ear damage to locals and Dutch people in Sumatra at that time, just watched a documentary about that.
Hey Ingomar200,
Just wanted to say, I absolutely adore your videos and love how much emphasis and data you put into each one. Your calculations are brilliant, and I am absolutely fascinated by tsunamis and I can only get these kinds of videos from you. I love how you recreate so many different past events that we haven't translated onto some form of CGI replication and how we can still gather some understanding of past events and how they impacted the world from your channel.
Keep up the amazing work man, seriously.
excellent work .. thx .. and the funneling effect as it traveled up Lampong Bay drove the tsunami to 150'
First time I heard about the collapsing pyroclastic flow causing the tsunami. I thought the collapsing caldera and resulting landslide caused the displacement. It's amazing how the flow could have removed all water from the surrounding sea floor.
Not just the water, it even uprooted corals that are 600 tons in weight and sent them drifting towards the shores nearby.
Teloeq Betoeng is my home town, one Dutch Cargo ships got impact and arrive in middle city, now the city name Teluk Betung with modern spelling
In Germany the year 1816 is called “the year without summer“.
Der Volksfreund thats tambora
Hercule Steyn sumbawa not sambuwa
@@herculesteyn2396 Sumbawa Island, not "Sambuwa Island"
Having witnessed the course of the 1883 eruption, a prominent Dutch family told that the tsunami arrived shortly after the huge blasts in August, the woman and children almost drowned but later reunited with her husband. And they fled up into the mountain. Only then they saw the cone collapsing giving way to a enormous pyroclastic flow that raged toward them in the mountains and scorched many to death. So how can you claim the cone collapsed before the tsunami and caused the tsunami?
simple: the tsunami wave moved faster than the pyroclastic flow. I read the same account, they couldn't "see" the cone collapsing because it was already pitch black from the amount of ash expelled in the earlier phases of the eruptions.
Krakatoa had three peaks before the 1883 eruption and the 2 smaller peaks collapsed into the caldera and half of the larger peak which created the largest known tsunami , now if you did ancient Krakatoa which was extremely tall like Mt Rainer and blew up and only left 3 tiny islands that surrounded 1883 Krakatoa Island imagine that tsunami.
In that moment, we fucked up
I watched a documentary, and it says the island collapsed into a crater full of magma. Then, millions of gallons of water surged over it and caused a huge explosion.
Diamond Miner AnimaniacYes, there were several phases to the eruption. In the final phase, after all the magma in the chamber below was blown to the surface, the caldera collapsed into a crater.As you say, sea water then poured in and many steam eruptions took place.It is not possible however, that the caldera collapse and water inrush could create the size of the tsunami observed.Many people have tried to simulate the tsunami from caldera collapse and have failed to make big waves.There is just not enough water moved in that process to make it so. This is why I prefer the pyroclasticflow mechanism shown in the movie. This happened just prior to the caldera collapse.Thanks for the comment.
I meant to talk about the steam eruptions, but my wording wasn't that precise. Anyways, I think you are correct. Thank you!
The eruption is very big that the island of java and Sumatra is separated now, the island is separated after the eruption
Half correct, there'is evidence of Krakatoa joining both Sumatra and Java in the ancient past, but the eruption that separated both Sumatra and Java wasn't the one in 1883, but rather possibly the one back in 535.
That explosion is actually the loudest sound ever heard. It was so loud that it could kill someone
What would the temperatures of the exposed sea bottom have been when first exposed and when it was finally re-covered by ocean?
also the underwater caldera collapsed and added more height to the waves (not only one tsunami but many)
O Ingomar 200.
I mean I really like your videos and the importance and information you put into each of you. Your calculations are expensive. And I was surprised by the tsunami. And I can only get videos like this from you. how you created so many different events from the past that we couldn’t yet translate into CGI simulations, and how you stored a channel and understanding of past events from that channel.I really like it . Influence on the world. Yours
They really have a great staff. (sorry for bad inglish i not native inglish person or sayer)
The Krakatoa volcano just erupted yesterday and it also did make a tsunami....
that's anak krakatoa not the OG krakatoa
@@maidstone1982 (2)
@maidstone1982 But the nature of Anak Krakatau's eruption is the same as the 1883 Krakatoa eruption, namely the collapse of the volcanic body which caused a tsunami, but now after several years of the eruption, Anak Krakatau has raised another cone, but not higher than Anak Krakatau Island which previously collapsed, but is still active today
Fun fact: the red sky in the screaming person painting or something might have been inspired by the sky being red after krakatoa exploded
Its not a person it's actually a dog that there painting on.
very interesting, thanks for uploading. would have it been possible to add sound though
This helped soooo much w/ my homework thx :D
did you get a good grade
Prior bathymetry came from RDM Verbeek's book "Krakatau" (1886).
The volume with the maps might be hard to find.
made 6 years ago but the fact is that in 2018 what you made became real in us, even though this is only animation, but it really illustrates what happened a week ago caused by the Krakatau snake mountain
This was the 1883 eruption
Not a simulation
It actually happened
Thanks for sharing and I have subscribed
underrated yt good yt
its real happen this week.pray for indonesia
we want a new video now after the event yesterday
same thing, 100x weaker
@@sulev111 but another topography after 1883
well it never bother us in australia apart from the noise but a sunami in around 1851 in peru sent an 8 foot bore up the parramata river off sydney harbour.....thats 20 miles inland.
Krakatoa eruption is located above caldera from 512, that may explain why the tsunami simulation failed to match the reality
Please simulate tambora eruption. It caused tsunami too
And the Anak Krakatoa is stil gtowing up. Today is about 103m above the sea level and stil growing. It's stil active volcanoe.
budi mega prasetyo Kapan ya meletus lagi kayak dulu...Cuaca dunia berubah total selama bbrapa hari...di eropa kagak ada musim panas...keren pasti dahulu
It's just erupted
It should be pointed out that this conjectural scenario, like others regarding this event, are unverifiable because no one actually saw what happened. The eruption put so much ash into the air that visibility was nonexistent, and probably most of the people on the closest coastlines were killed the tsunami.
Holy shit the explosion parted the sea.
Do the one about the 2011 Japan Tsunami and the 2004 Indian Ocean if you haven't, please.
the dry area is actually formed during the 2019 Krakatau tsunami. The fisherman said he can run on the sea floor right after the "the first wave" spread
What are you talking about? the Landslide wasn't even that big
The fishermen is talking about the beach dude
This illustration is not accurate because back then there were three volcano islands not just krakatoa
at 1pm,krakatoa is at full eruption running ash on side.collapse cause rapid rise of sea and unpredictable swells.it hits at 2:20pm
Fantastic quality content.
Nice virtualization
Cool animation and a really informative movie! Where can i find the bathymetric chart before the explosion? Do you have it? thanks..
some music would be nice :)
No Krakatoa collapsed in a huge eruption and fell into the sea, and tsunami was generated by that collapse. Not the son a Krakatoa is here and will blow again one day...
Anda tidak melihat kejadiannya langsung jadi anda tidak tahu bagaimana krakatau meletus, kalau gunung itu tidak runtuh karena erupsi, lalu tsunami itu muncul darimana? Dan terlebih lagi setelah erupsi tersebut gunung Krakatau gak ada yang masih utuh setelah tsunami, pasti langsung hilang sekejap walaupun masih ada sisa
This is how new real estate is made!
i am very interested in this disaster after growing up with that movie misnamed Krakatoa East of Java,but isn't there any Sound in this Video.?(or is there a fault with it at present?)
West of java, karena letak gunung Krakatau itu diantaranya sebelah barat pulau jawa, dan sebelah selatan pulau Sumatera
Daripada longsoran material lava ke laut. Saya lebih cenderung tsunami krakatau disebabkan oleh tekanan keluarnya magma yg menimbulkan getaran udara berupa suara seperti bom dan getaran dahsyat yg merambat di air laut yg menjadi gelombang besar. Seperti tangan kita didalam air bak, kita melakukan gerakan mengepal tiba2, maka akan mengakibatkan gelombang air dalam bak yang cukup besar.
Orang bom ikan letusannya kedengaran sampai berkilo-kilometer tapi ombak di pantai biasa saja. Begitu juga negara adidaya saat mengetes ledakan bom di laut. Gelombang suara tidak ada arti apa2 dibandingkan perubahan tiba2 posisi jutaan kubik material padat yg jatuh ke dalam air.
nice work
U know there was 3 volcanoes and 2 little ones sinked because they erupted and krakotoa erupted and sinked too now!!
Kassidy Nguyen actually it was all one large volcano with 3 vents
0:41 What height water have reached at that point ?
Very unrealistic. The tsunami wasn't 15-35 m *tall*, it was 15-35 m *high*. The pyroclastic column didn't even form anything like that, it was much shorter and was actually just a cloud of ash, and the Sunda Strait didn't empty. If it did, the effects of the tsunami would have been much less.
45 meters close to the event … 151 feet!
This is a vei 6 eruption, the big one, that's why the pryroclastic column was very big...a pyroclastic column is not just a cloud or ash, you're wrong
Another big eruption and the city in that are could be the next Pompeii
That is some destructive power!
Indian ocean 2004 tsunami please?😁
I thought there were 3 peaks stemming from the same vent not 2????
There were.
@@jaysquizzle00 Took me A few seconds to recall this. 5 years later.
Am i deaf?
Krakatoa doesn't erupted, it's exploded
awesome !!!
You can tell that this was made on Imovie
Just add water? What shall it be? Hot or cold?
what did you use
I live only 100 miles from the mountain
Where do you live?
Jakarta
I guess
@@notadinas1 mungkin. Jakarta emang di radius 100 mil atau 160 km dari Anak Krakatau
And it happen again yesterday
The same proccess happen in Dec2018 with more smaller scale but still 431 peoples death
lol, agree...this kind of video usually add ear-obliterating music >,
And it happen now.
There is Krakatoa secret. in that island the Krakatoa volcano eruption 1993 loudest voice.
1883 bro
and now son of krakatoa,,
And of history on others how sorvibe people your better life buildings plans this world
Luke 18:10-18:14: 10 Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee, and the other a publican. 11 The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, God, I thank thee, that I am not as other men are, extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even as this publican. 12 I fast twice in the week, I give tithes of all that I possess. 13 And the publican, standing afar off, would not lift up so much as his eyes unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner. 14 I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other: for every one that exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted.
be careful what you wish for...
Squidward: *KRAKATOA*
this is interesting. music plz.
Nicholas Cooper I prefer no music because music will always annoy about 1/3 of the audience, no matter what style.
Narration might be nice though. Even a little, sparse narration. The creator of this video seems very educated and might have some further insights to help put these concepts into perspective to an audience of non-geologists like myself. Still... WOW! An amazing video! So glad I missed that one! A 35 meter wave! (For us Americans, that's ~115 feet!)
Ok. I see your point. I just thought that some ambient music or noise would make these a bit more entertaining. :\ everyone has their own opinions
i'm Indonesia People ❤
I always wonder if at the time you also had these "people" who did not believe the magnitude of this destruction and categorized the facts as false news? These individuals who still believe the earth is flat , still exist!
The Earrape of earth
It’s times like theese when global warming f*cked up
will it hit the phillipines?
indonesia
ok
Juan Gabriel Claravall THE TSUNAMI IS WAY TO SMALL HOW IT COULD HIT PHILIPPINES IF THERE MEGA TSUNAMI IN KRAKATOA THEN IT HITS AFRICA AND NORTH AMERICA ALSO LATIN AMERICA
So many islands and shallow water between you wouldn't notice it at all.
Indirectly.
Probably with sound, and terrible atmosphere due being covered by Krakatoa's ash.
Prepare for The Upcoming Sequel
2020?
Does anyone know what program was used for the sim?
He created his own program.
@@WhirledPublishing you can make simple water simulate/wave with free software like blender.... please search in youtube "water simulate with blender"...you can also make landscape with it
@@lewoalapen2612 TY!
Disaster of Indonesia Maked By Meme lol
adooooh serem juga ya
m taufiq ehhh disini mah orAng yang buat video ini gak ngerti bahasa kamu
@@genasatria2541 lo juga
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@@yuliananazwa713 gue ngak ngerti bahsa lo 😅
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i THOUGHT THE ENTIRE CALDERA COLLAPSED
And now pray for indonesia ..
I hope your joking.
i live in indonesia but warning krakatau child will explode
And right you were
and this happen now -_-
Bad theory
krakatoa is in Imdonesia
*Indonesia
oh god i live in indonesia and if krakatau blows again im gonna die 😢😢😢😢😢 i am beside selat sunda
Better warning systems now. And I would hope everyone would run to above the tsunami level of the last explosion before you see the wave coming.
Pele
Krakatoa! - Captain Magma
Indonesia nongol di beranda anjim 20/12/2020
Its real happen. . . . .22 12 18
if that happen today, i think more than 2 million will die
only less than 150km from krakatoa is jabodetabek megapolitan, around 30 million people live there
A tsunami of a few metres already killed 500 people
If it's 30 metres, it will probably kill 1000 times more people
When Krakatoa erupted very little was known about volcanos. The studies stemming from that eruption form the basis of much volcanology. Today they monitor the new volcano
Idzaa juljilatul ardlu atsqoolaha..waakhrojatil adlu atsqoolahas
apakah gunung krakatau akan meletus lagi
Ada Anak nya karkatau
Disini orAng gak tau bahasa indonesia
@@genasatria2541 lo juga
Bisa meletus. Mungkin lebih kecil GA sebesar yg tahun 1883, tp dampak nya Akan lebih besar! Karna sudah banyak sekali masyarakat yg tinggal dipemukiman atau dekat dengan gunung!
Ettt dah bocah
22 Dec 2018, Tsunami Krakatau ,Indonesia
indonesia negara yang dikelilingi lempeng bumi
Topi Miring disini gak ada yang ngerti bahasa indonesia
Topi Miring emang indonesia doang yg dikelilingi lempeng bumi? Negara lain enggak? Indonesia dikelilingi lempeng tektonik aktif..kali maksudmu.
@@genasatria2541 lo juga
Semua negara dikelilingi lempeng bumi Lol
Kita ini sebenarnya sedang menginjak lempeng bumi
I live in Indonesia i know that is so dangerous don't come to there the lava is in there only
That's why the Java Sea is now named the Lava Sea.
Pucats GT dia belum pinter bahasa Inggris,maklumin aja
"The lava is in there only" what the f*** are you talking about?
LOL I just realise that his comment is 2 years ago