The smaller vents, because they're constricted, means gas and pyroclasts are forced out more violently- less space to get out so a jet or stream is formed. It's a bit like having a squeezy bottle of golden syrup or honey: if you remove the top altogether and press the sides so the bottle, it comes out in a great glob. Just flip the cap open so the nozzle is open but not removed, and squeeze the sides with the same force, and you'll get a fountain like jet of stickiness. There's a good chance that all the vents are spitting out the same amount of material: with the smaller vents the results are longer lasting outbursts with intense jets or fountains.
@@carolynallisee2463 That was what I figured the most likely explanation would be after thinking about it for a while, thank you for confirming my hunch. Quite the fascinating sound and visual spectacle those concentrated jets of gas and molten rock produce
Indeed. It certainly is a spectacle. I'm glad I found this channel, because Stromboli, despite being so continuously active, is seldom talked about. It's called the lighthouse o the Mediterranean for good reason, and I think that's half the problem. I knew from a few other documentaries that it had more than one vent, but I didn't know it had six!
@@carolynallisee2463 The jet of gas from the smaller vent eruption even seems to be supersonic! The sound has the crackle of Mach wave radiation, just like an afterburning jet engine
The binaural sound of the embers falling all around is soothing. Could help me sleep. Beautiful. Just not the sudden blasts lol Etna and Stromboli are def on my bucket list
It's kind of interesting how each of the vents seems to have its own "personality". Some of the vents throw large, wide ejections like you might see at Krakatau, while others seem to erupt almost like a blowtorch.
Hasn't Stromboli been in continuous eruption for two thousand years? Lots of cruise ship on the way from Naples to Messina make a point of going right by it. it looks great a night, just puffs of smoke in the daytime.There are three villages on the island.
Random story, we went to go see Stromboli on the day that it erupted and we met a guy who’s friends was on the boat running away from the flow and he said the guy was ok(no names mentioned) and I was watching live cam all night, and you could see it from vulcano(one of the neighbouring island. Stromboli really is a sight to see at night
Stromboli has been erupting for so long that the locals are obviously used to it, but it must have shuck them up on the 3rd july 2019. I noticed the increased activity over the last 3 months it was only a moderate irruption however it could have been much much worse.I bet getting building insurance must be a problem on that island ? If i was living there i would want to be up at the top watching the awesome display and probably would have perished with those unlucky people who were caught up in the incident wanting to see the wonderful display of nature. my condolences to the families
I should be there. Too quiet in Hawaii now. Looked like a nice peaceful outing. Puu Oo used to do that on a slightly smaller scale but, I could stand right up by it all and not worry about dying :-)
This mountain is pretty high yet the lava spewing out is at tremendous pressure. Amazing to watch and beautiful. Probably good that she is blowing all the time as this could be a cataclysmic eruption if it really blew
There is a 86 year old man in Switzerland who claims to have contacts with people from another world who are here to provide the key to our survival. One of the contact dating from 1948 about Stromboli reads: But also in the south of Europe, the all-transforming consequences will be enormous when the volcanoes of Mount Etna, Vesuvius and Stromboli as well as the submarine largest active volcano of Europe, Mount Marsili off the coast of Italy, together with about two dozen further submarine volcanoes in the Mediterranean, begin to erupt. Source: theyflyblog.com/2019/08/28/stromboli-erupts-as-predicted-2/
Woah that shit is crazy. Rain of fire. Sounds like thunder. Poisonous gases. also sounds like a barking dog experiment in chemistry but like extremely loud
@@VolcanoDiscovery aah location where the cam is located i mailed you about a while ago :P sadly im sick and can't travel but i do enjoy the view and images not to mention i doubt i ever would even want to come that close to a active vulcano i use to be a fast runner but seeing some eruptions im sure i never was that fast.
fantastic video thanks for showing us all I have been watching this one via SKYLINE Webcams for a few years it's nice to see what it realy looks like if nice is the proper word in the this case
Bonsoir a tous Stromboli a exploser hier après midi a 14h46 une éruption vraiment dingue jamais enregistré c'est fou les habitants de l'Italie il son fuit leur maison il y a eu un mort et plusieurs blessés léger et d'autre en état de choc c'est la force de la nature les volcans c'est des danger pour sa rester chez vous et ne sortez pas de vos maisons merci a tous
It's incredible how much power and pressure those Volcano's unleash.
The smaller vent sounds like an afterburning jet engine
Damn, I had the exact same thought!
!!!!!!!
I like the two vents that blast out the narrow hi-pressure blow torch flame jets the best
Now just place a slab of rock over that vent and sit on it. Nature's rocket.
Michael Ellestad looks like earth peeing XD
@@snowysmile9082 Or more like a hi-pressure flaming fart after eating at taco bell
It looks like some handheld fireworks（just much bigger）
@@MiyaPAMasane Kind of like giant sparklers or a roman candle.
Your photography is great. Thanks for sharing.
Incredibly cool how much louder and more violent the smaller vents seem in comparison to the large ones
The smaller vents, because they're constricted, means gas and pyroclasts are forced out more violently- less space to get out so a jet or stream is formed. It's a bit like having a squeezy bottle of golden syrup or honey: if you remove the top altogether and press the sides so the bottle, it comes out in a great glob. Just flip the cap open so the nozzle is open but not removed, and squeeze the sides with the same force, and you'll get a fountain like jet of stickiness. There's a good chance that all the vents are spitting out the same amount of material: with the smaller vents the results are longer lasting outbursts with intense jets or fountains.
@@carolynallisee2463 That was what I figured the most likely explanation would be after thinking about it for a while, thank you for confirming my hunch. Quite the fascinating sound and visual spectacle those concentrated jets of gas and molten rock produce
Indeed. It certainly is a spectacle. I'm glad I found this channel, because Stromboli, despite being so continuously active, is seldom talked about. It's called the lighthouse o the Mediterranean for good reason, and I think that's half the problem. I knew from a few other documentaries that it had more than one vent, but I didn't know it had six!
@@carolynallisee2463 The jet of gas from the smaller vent eruption even seems to be supersonic! The sound has the crackle of Mach wave radiation, just like an afterburning jet engine
@@carolynallisee2463 why do we call it light house of the Mediterranean sea
u can't beat mother natures fireworks
Just so beautiful, I love watching eruptions at night
Amazing how you captured these eruptions! So awesome, please always stay safe.
And that's why Stromboli is very dangerous. Volatile and under pressure.
Don't have to tell me! I've been burned loads of times by stromboli.
Mother Nature's incredible power. Beautiful and humbling.
The binaural sound of the embers falling all around is soothing. Could help me sleep. Beautiful. Just not the sudden blasts lol
Etna and Stromboli are def on my bucket list
I was there last year and the year before. An incredible place to be
WOW, Just Awesome.
It's kind of interesting how each of the vents seems to have its own "personality". Some of the vents throw large, wide ejections like you might see at Krakatau, while others seem to erupt almost like a blowtorch.
Hasn't Stromboli been in continuous eruption for two thousand years? Lots of cruise ship on the way from Naples to Messina make a point of going right by it. it looks great a night, just puffs of smoke in the daytime.There are three villages on the island.
Random story, we went to go see Stromboli on the day that it erupted and we met a guy who’s friends was on the boat running away from the flow and he said the guy was ok(no names mentioned) and I was watching live cam all night, and you could see it from vulcano(one of the neighbouring island. Stromboli really is a sight to see at night
Stromboli has been erupting for so long that the locals are obviously used to it, but it must have shuck them up on the 3rd july 2019. I noticed the increased activity over the last 3 months it was only a moderate irruption however it could have been much much worse.I bet getting building insurance must be a problem on that island ? If i was living there i would want to be up at the top watching the awesome display and probably would have perished with those unlucky people who were caught up in the incident wanting to see the wonderful display of nature. my condolences to the families
Really awesome footage. Such power in those vents. Stromboli is a beast.
Watch videos on La Reunion-massive power in those vents
bEaSt
I've been up here twice. Amazing place beautiful sunsets
I should be there. Too quiet in Hawaii now. Looked like a nice peaceful outing. Puu Oo used to do that on a slightly smaller scale but, I could stand right up by it all and not worry about dying :-)
i see
Wow! What Spectacular Videos! I watch Stromboli from Skyline cam. Thank you for this video.
awesome video, thanks.
That really small vent should be named stromboli's roman candle!
Genius.
Love Stromboli so much! Such a unique place!
I was here. Breathtaking saw it blow.
People live on the other side. Built up the side
Hello friends love you
Um vulcão de características bem diferente do todos no mundo.
The best night of my life sitting on top of this volcano is it erupted ..love Stromboli
Super cool footage... 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
So awesome
that was a dick move.. *oh look a puffy steam cloud awww......*BOOOOOOOM!!!!!!! *JESUS FUCKING CHRIST HAVE I BEEN SHOT!!?*
Amazing!
Wow! *That’s NICE* Beautiful & colourful!
音がすごい
Cool!!
Wow! That one at 4:43 and 5:45 was like a rocket engine afterburner!
This mountain is pretty high yet the lava spewing out is at tremendous pressure. Amazing to watch and beautiful. Probably good that she is blowing all the time as this could be a cataclysmic eruption if it really blew
There is a 86 year old man in Switzerland who claims to have contacts with people from another world who are here to provide the key to our survival. One of the contact dating from 1948 about Stromboli reads: But also in the south of Europe, the all-transforming consequences will be enormous when the volcanoes of Mount Etna, Vesuvius and Stromboli as well as the submarine largest active volcano of Europe, Mount Marsili off the coast of Italy, together with about two dozen further submarine volcanoes in the Mediterranean, begin to erupt. Source: theyflyblog.com/2019/08/28/stromboli-erupts-as-predicted-2/
To see this and be there in person must be unique experience, one of a kind. Amazing shots :)
Woah that shit is crazy. Rain of fire. Sounds like thunder. Poisonous gases. also sounds like a barking dog experiment in chemistry but like extremely loud
OK so this is one GRUMPY volcano. Not like that nice chilled(?) out one in Fagradalsfjall 2021.
climbed this back in 2017 - amazing experience I will never forget
I've watched a documentary about this volcano I loved it I didn't know it was cause of water that causes the way it explodes
Great video. It's amazing that people can get this close to it. It's spectacular at night.
Stromabli her 15 -15 minutes m vispot krta h 🔥🔥🔥🔥
😂🧐😥😥
Great video!
Wow that's amazing camera work.love it!
They say the earth was formed from dust particals coming together. So where did all that hot lava and molten steel in the center come from?
Nice footage, thank you. Be safe all
Hi Folks, From where was this video taken? Thanks, Jay
Absolutely amazing images is there any way to see this angle / camera online ?
You need to climb the volcano to the so-called Pizzo area and you'll have this view.
@@VolcanoDiscovery aah location where the cam is located i mailed you about a while ago :P sadly im sick and can't travel but i do enjoy the view and images not to mention i doubt i ever would even want to come that close to a active vulcano i use to be a fast runner but seeing some eruptions im sure i never was that fast.
Wow, this is amazing, thank you for sharing
like a rocket engine)
Stromboli is so interestingly weird.
भूमध्य सागर का parkash स्तंभ
Beautiful!
Hey great footage! Do you mind if I use this in my music video? I'm just a small independent artist just starting out. Many thanks!
Lighthouse of mediteriansea
It is true that volcanoes are scary when they are active, the biologists have confirmed that it is thanks to them if life was born on this planet.🌋🌏👍🕉
no planet a fake holographic fake reality realm with a firmament dome beautiful Heavenly Father Almighty The Most High put over us!!!
BEAUTIFUL FOOTAGE
Fantastic!! Best ever video!! More!! Do you have a live stream?
Astonishing. The mini-vents are like flame-throwers, or Roman Candles...
fantastic video thanks for showing us all I have been watching this one via SKYLINE Webcams for a few years it's nice to see what it realy looks like if nice is the proper word in the this case
how did you film that
It doesn't sound how it does in films. More like crashing water than lava
Been there on 2013! Thanks to the awesome guide! The Man was the best guide i ever came accross.
I hope the are running daily ground geometry on this. Seems to be pressured and ready to blow if the vent cap fails.
prediction : it busts it's nutz on a massive eruption that lay's waste to the surrounding areas
was that.... a smoke ring?
cool.
Those smaller vents almost osund like jets or rockets :o
Never walk up and look down into one of these!
VOLCANOES WILL COOL THE EARTH => CROP FAILURE
Hallo Tom, tolle Aufnahmen. Erinnere mich noch sehr gerne an unsere Strombolibesteigung Juni 2013.
So is this part of that campi flegrei shit?
The small one is a really cool flamethrower!
So where can I watch this cam live?
what is height of jet @ 7:53 and thanks
Bonsoir a tous Stromboli a exploser hier après midi a 14h46 une éruption vraiment dingue jamais enregistré c'est fou les habitants de l'Italie il son fuit leur maison il y a eu un mort et plusieurs blessés léger et d'autre en état de choc c'est la force de la nature les volcans c'est des danger pour sa rester chez vous et ne sortez pas de vos maisons merci a tous
"... from 6 vents ..." would be sufficient for the meaning.
I think the pizza is ready
Keep breathing...Mother Natures way 🌋 WE LIVE ON A VOLCANO 🌎
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Hell is enlarging. I didn't realize it was so loud
Prekratke su scene.
Doorway to Hell.
yeppers pit of hell!!!
3:40
I want to swim on lava.
YOU NEED TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED ON JULY 03, 2019!!! GO LOOK AT ON YOU TUBE NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
is a horror strombolie
BOOM. thanks to Diamond I subscibed!
WoW great video.
I have 2 vidéos on my TH-cam Channel from Stromboli.
Looks like the Volcano is trying to cut itself in half. One side could give way. You never know. Dangerous for sure
Planet x at work....
One can imagine the power Almighty ALLAH SWT that how much powerful He is. Subhan ALLAH. It is all about ALLAH`s power.
Shut up lmao
allah is the sicko demonic lieng loser devil !!!