Popocatipetle is a scary volcano, hopefully small to moderate sized eruptions stay the norm for Mexico city's sake. Great rundown on current global activity , thanks
I have recently read some VolcanoCafe articles regarding Popocatepetl. It appears to have increased in eruption rate in the last 30,000 years, as implied via the increasingly small and frequent plinian eruptions during the start of that time period. As I have said, Submarine volcanoes always interest me. Mount Bulusan is quite interesting. It is within a large caldera.
In otherwords dont panic...yet i mean if you live next to one of these by all means panic! But everyone else thinking the pole shift is upon us... id be concerned if he said 200+ active volcanoes! Id be very concerned.
So, the number of volcanoes that have erupted over the last several days equals the number of volcanic eruptions typically happening over the course of a year. Is this something to be concerned with?
A harmonic tremor is basically an earthquake too (earthquake = anything that shakes the ground). A harmonic tremor is a series of rapid sequencing of earthquakes in the same frequencies (about several quakes per second), primarily volcanic in origin. In volcanoes, harmonic tremors indicate a fast movement of fluids that breaks the rocks along its way, mostly it is about magma that ascended rapidly. Harmonic tremors, if it is confirmed to be magmatic, mean an eruption is likely to happen, and it can keep happening even after the eruption happened.
Harmonic tremors are when Magma is moving. An Earthquake happens usually when the pressure of two continental plates release. Thats the short explanation ;)
@@Paddy007 Nah, Agung is my father's name, but I live in the same country as Mt. Agung. The cats in my picture are living on my campus. Maybe they are your cats' long-lost twin siblings? :D
Any update on Mount Merapi? I think I saw a report that it erupted on Tuesday May 23rd. Part of why I am concerned is that my wife and two sons are visiting Borobudur temple which is 16 miles from the East facing dome.
I'd be so great if you could show us on a world map where each volcano is. The names mean nothing to me, and sometimes - even though I know of the country can't immediately place it on my 'minds would map' .
I had planned a trip to Oaxaca, Puebla, and Mexico City, for my [40th!] birthday. My flights were supposed to be on May 20th (2023). My flight to Mexico City was cancelled. Should I ever try planning a trip to Mexico City-Puebla again? What should I do to protect myself from the volcano and from inhaling volcanic ash, if I travel to Mexico City/Puebla and then the mount Popocatepetl erupts some more and/or is emitting volcanic ash? Like for example, which kind of masks should I pack? Would my cotton reusable masks and sunhat be good enough? My cotton masks don't seem to seal good around my nose.
Hi, Im a local! (source of the ash comparison photo lol) and I can tell you there is minimal ash around, I really doubt activity its going to spike again and if the weather patterns persist we will be getting minimal ash if there is any low-mid intensity emissions. We mostly moved on to our "normal" life... if you consider living with an active volcano as neighbour and in a seismic area at permanent risk of danger a "normal" setting. Regular smog in México City right now represent a bigger danger to your health than ash, and in Puebla we don't wear anything since rain washed away most of the ash days ago.
Thank you for the update! I understand there are concerns about the twin volcano to Hunga Tunga...its name escapes me at the moment, apologies for that.
Anak Krackatua is a VERY bad boy!!! He made a Tsunami that killed many people in 2018. I think that the Tonga blast was on par with the 1883 Krackatau eruption. Think about it. This volcano is over 500 Ft under water. (Over 500 ft Under). That's actually an OK name for a song. And just look at that blast!!!
So, the number of volcanoes that have erupted over the last several days equals the number of volcanic eruptions typically happening over the course of a year. Is this something to be concerned with?
It's definitely something to be concerned about. We need to prepare and let the world know. ❤ So they can help stabilize the disasters. Prayer and meditation does work I've seen the charts on Schuman's resonance
I would have a different Question for you. I talked to a lot of People in Bali, and we all experience and feel the Earth constantly shaking. Just minimal, not like an Earthquake. I know it sounds weird, but could it be the constant movement of Magma?
Not worried bc we prefer lots of small eruptions 🌋 than one big explosion BUT we are getting sick bc of the ashes in the air. Had a sore throat for at least 2 weeks
I don't believe you have done a video on the Mt. St. Helena volcano that straddles the borders of Sonoma and Napa Counties in Northern California. This volcano is part of the Clear Lake volcanic field to the north that you have covered before. I would like to know if Mt. St. Helena is regarded as extinct since I don't believe it has produced an eruption in about 2 million years. But this volcano created what is called California's Petrified Forest since large pyroclastic flows buried a forest on the volcano slopes to produce large fossilized logs. I think this is worth covering by Geology Hub. The mountain was named Mt. St. Helena by Russian soldiers and fur traders who built nearby Fort Ross in Sonoma County during the early 19th century. To earlier Spanish colonizers the volcano was part of the Mayacamas mountain range.
Don Goyo is more easy to say.... Also valid is Popo... The names of the vulcanes close to are also not so easy to pronounce..... Iztaccíhuatl, Malinche, Cuexcomate, And a little further away... Citlaltépetl..
@@jjMcCartan9686 Yup. Seen it here plenty of times. Of course, I DO contribute more useful comments when appropriate, asking and answering questions. A little silliness from time to time is fun.
Low viscosity, moves like water?????? And when are you going to learn how to pronounce Konocti. As in volcano Norcal. PS Daily fan and our volcano could use some attention! I would like to help. !!!!!!
This isn't related to the current report, but yesterday I ran across an episode of Nova from 2 weeks ago about the Massive eruption of the Hunga Tonga - Hunga Haʻapai in January of 2022. The devastation caused by the resulting tsunami was catastrophic and it's a miracle that only three people died as a result. Highly recommended: th-cam.com/video/Q2R5IViBclQ/w-d-xo.html
I like your videos and I am following you for a while, but I have a question: Should we worry about all these erupting volcanoes around the planet ?? With all the gases they shoot making a lot of pollution ?? I wonder if they use these pollutions to make us believe their lies about climate change ??? Besides this raises one more potent question: are we standing on the verge of climate change because of our fossil gas c consumption(and other human-made related pollutions) or are we insignificant in all this shit they throw dawn our brains using fossil-fueled pollution??????????? Is it mother nature's ultra-slow cycle going on and we have nothing to do with it ?? I believe volcanoes are cyclical and do have a word to say about ice ages. I also believe ice ages are the equivalent of earth-like winter cycles, much like our seasons but on the scale of planetary 10000y time for each season instead for us a 3 months periods, for earth seasons lasts more than 10000y each.
Climate scientists take emissions from volcanic eruptions into account in their research. Emissions from volcanic eruption have a small but neglible effect on the climate. A major eruption will occasionally lead to a temporary disruption of the climate, but in most cases this disruption only lasts for a few years. Human-caused emissions on the other hand are continuous and continuously growing in size. The effects of these emissions is already becoming visible - which is extremely concerning because there is a time-delay between these emissions entering our atmosphere, and the climate actually changing because of it. The current issues with the climate (rapidly disappearing gleysers, shrinking polar ice, droughts and mega-droughts all over the place) are the result of our emissions from 30-40 years ago. So its going to become a lot worse in the next decades and humanity needs to get its shit together to act. We shouldve acted decades ago.
Popocatipetle is a scary volcano, hopefully small to moderate sized eruptions stay the norm for Mexico city's sake. Great rundown on current global activity , thanks
You haven't seen nuttin yet ! Our Binary Star System is here...The same that cause the Great Deluge 12 thousand years ago...
Popo has been quite active today...been watching webcams on and off. It's cloudy now though
Why do I feel like we are close to a pole reversal?
@L M ❤perfect.
I have recently read some VolcanoCafe articles regarding Popocatepetl. It appears to have increased in eruption rate in the last 30,000 years, as implied via the increasingly small and frequent plinian eruptions during the start of that time period.
As I have said, Submarine volcanoes always interest me.
Mount Bulusan is quite interesting. It is within a large caldera.
I'm just amazed how effortlessly he can say Popocatepetl
On average, there are usually around 50 to 70 volcanoes erupting each year, but this number can fluctuate.
In otherwords dont panic...yet i mean if you live next to one of these by all means panic! But everyone else thinking the pole shift is upon us... id be concerned if he said 200+ active volcanoes! Id be very concerned.
So, the number of volcanoes that have erupted over the last several days equals the number of volcanic eruptions typically happening over the course of a year. Is this something to be concerned with?
@@ik1408 No
@@ik1408 I believe Aurora miss-spoke, or more accurately miss-typed. On average each week somewhere around 40 to 50 volcanoes are erupting.
@@kurgisempyrion6125 Is your opinion based on evidence of similar events occurring in the past?
Thanks so much for the video and info.
Thank you for your report. Blessings to you.
Watching the volcanoes in and near the Philippines. Thanks for the info.
Sir, what is the difference between an earth quake Vs a harmonic tremor ? Fascinating channel - keep up the great work Sir.
A harmonic tremor is basically an earthquake too (earthquake = anything that shakes the ground). A harmonic tremor is a series of rapid sequencing of earthquakes in the same frequencies (about several quakes per second), primarily volcanic in origin. In volcanoes, harmonic tremors indicate a fast movement of fluids that breaks the rocks along its way, mostly it is about magma that ascended rapidly. Harmonic tremors, if it is confirmed to be magmatic, mean an eruption is likely to happen, and it can keep happening even after the eruption happened.
Harmonic tremors are when Magma is moving. An Earthquake happens usually when the pressure of two continental plates release. Thats the short explanation ;)
@@AlkautsarPA is your name agung because you live next to it? And why is my cat in your picture? :D
@@Paddy007 Nah, Agung is my father's name, but I live in the same country as Mt. Agung.
The cats in my picture are living on my campus. Maybe they are your cats' long-lost twin siblings? :D
@@AlkautsarPA I live not far away from him. You probably live not far away from Semeru then :D
Thank you for the update.
Can you please do video on New Britain Caldera Dakataua, I think it's an incredible volcano that many would enjoy. Whenever you have time, thanks.
Thanks for the updates
What is underlying cause of the volcano in Mexico 🇲🇽??
Subduction of the Pacific plate below N. American plate.
7,000,000 underground tacobell stores are located under the volcano.
Elon musk mining ⛏ lithium in Mexico he is also learning about Quetzalcoatl 🐍 I blame him and his greed 🌋
Any update on Mount Merapi? I think I saw a report that it erupted on Tuesday May 23rd. Part of why I am concerned is that my wife and two sons are visiting Borobudur temple which is 16 miles from the East facing dome.
I just found this channel and really appreciate the way you cover this topic. Following 😊
I'd be so great if you could show us on a world map where each volcano is.
The names mean nothing to me, and sometimes - even though I know of the country can't immediately place it on my 'minds would map' .
Gracias por la información
Thank you.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. All quiet 250 miles north of the Yellowstone Park.
I had planned a trip to Oaxaca, Puebla, and Mexico City, for my [40th!] birthday. My flights were supposed to be on May 20th (2023). My flight to Mexico City was cancelled. Should I ever try planning a trip to Mexico City-Puebla again? What should I do to protect myself from the volcano and from inhaling volcanic ash, if I travel to Mexico City/Puebla and then the mount Popocatepetl erupts some more and/or is emitting volcanic ash? Like for example, which kind of masks should I pack? Would my cotton reusable masks and sunhat be good enough? My cotton masks don't seem to seal good around my nose.
I would wait until Popocatepetl's activity is reduced.
Hi, Im a local! (source of the ash comparison photo lol) and I can tell you there is minimal ash around, I really doubt activity its going to spike again and if the weather patterns persist we will be getting minimal ash if there is any low-mid intensity emissions. We mostly moved on to our "normal" life... if you consider living with an active volcano as neighbour and in a seismic area at permanent risk of danger a "normal" setting.
Regular smog in México City right now represent a bigger danger to your health than ash, and in Puebla we don't wear anything since rain washed away most of the ash days ago.
It is not accurate to say that Popo is in DF.
I would like one on Yellowstone but in depth and how close we really are to it erupting 🌋
Commentary seemed a bit robotic.
Thanks for the info.
ODL is my favourite Volcano, If there is a Garden of Eden then I reckon it's around there.
Many believe that, I happen to think it is also in that region.
THANK.S
Thank you for the update! I understand there are concerns about the twin volcano to Hunga Tunga...its name escapes me at the moment, apologies for that.
Oh yeah, it was discussed in the Nova documentary on Hunga Tonga
Anak Krackatua is a VERY bad boy!!! He made a Tsunami that killed many people in 2018. I think that the Tonga blast was on par with the 1883 Krackatau eruption. Think about it. This volcano is over 500 Ft under water. (Over 500 ft Under). That's actually an OK name for a song. And just look at that blast!!!
What is going on with these volcanoes???😮😮😮
Pillars of smoke ? Do you see 🙈 the signs ?
Here in Australia we have no volcanos as we know smoking is bad. 🌋🌋🌋❤
So, the number of volcanoes that have erupted over the last several days equals the number of volcanic eruptions typically happening over the course of a year. Is this something to be concerned with?
It's definitely something to be concerned about. We need to prepare and let the world know. ❤ So they can help stabilize the disasters. Prayer and meditation does work I've seen the charts on Schuman's resonance
Is it unusual to have this many active volcanoes?
You have the habit of over-emphasizing the last word in a sentence when there is no reason to do SO.
Wow gotta be big record Etna still at it
Good.
Hope it takes out everything south of us border
I would have a different Question for you. I talked to a lot of People in Bali, and we all experience and feel the Earth constantly shaking. Just minimal, not like an Earthquake. I know it sounds weird, but could it be the constant movement of Magma?
Apperently this is normal stuff. Most people over there say they’re not worried
Not worried bc we prefer lots of small eruptions 🌋 than one big explosion BUT we are getting sick bc of the ashes in the air. Had a sore throat for at least 2 weeks
I don't believe you have done a video on the Mt. St. Helena volcano that straddles the borders of Sonoma and Napa Counties in Northern California. This volcano is part of the Clear Lake volcanic field to the north that you have covered before. I would like to know if Mt. St. Helena is regarded as extinct since I don't believe it has produced an eruption in about 2 million years. But this volcano created what is called California's Petrified Forest since large pyroclastic flows buried a forest on the volcano slopes to produce large fossilized logs. I think this is worth covering by Geology Hub. The mountain was named Mt. St. Helena by Russian soldiers and fur traders who built nearby Fort Ross in Sonoma County during the early 19th century. To earlier Spanish colonizers the volcano was part of the Mayacamas mountain range.
Popo-ta-teck-a-pull, is this right?
No…
Popo-cah-teh-peh-tl
The final ‘tl’ is a ‘t’ followed by an ‘l’ with no sound between.
Popo-ca-tay-petl
@@ernestgalvan9037 ty Ernesto !
Don Goyo is more easy to say....
Also valid is Popo...
The names of the vulcanes close to are also not so easy to pronounce.....
Iztaccíhuatl,
Malinche,
Cuexcomate,
And a little further away...
Citlaltépetl..
Mexico City DOES NOT have an active volcano. It is in Puebla.
Don Goyo just feel lonely. He want some attention. Dont worry
Mój bug to kontroluje Amen.
Why don't you convey the correlation of the sun's increased activity? or are you not yet aware yourself?
Good need one to smother everything
El popo blowing her top, that sounds Mexican
Did Popocatapetl eat a big load of BEANS?
FIRST!
Do people still do that ...Damn 😂
@@jjMcCartan9686 Yup. Seen it here plenty of times. Of course, I DO contribute more useful comments when appropriate, asking and answering questions. A little silliness from time to time is fun.
God is pissed
Low viscosity, moves like water?????? And when are you going to learn how to pronounce Konocti. As in volcano Norcal. PS Daily fan and our volcano could use some attention! I would like to help. !!!!!!
The rare earth elements in the Tanzanian volcano are going to attract ambitious idiots who don't grasp the risks.
This isn't related to the current report, but yesterday I ran across an episode of Nova from 2 weeks ago about the Massive eruption of the Hunga Tonga - Hunga Haʻapai in January of 2022. The devastation caused by the resulting tsunami was catastrophic and it's a miracle that only three people died as a result. Highly recommended: th-cam.com/video/Q2R5IViBclQ/w-d-xo.html
Popo it’s ready to poop!!!😹😹😹😹😂😂😂😂
Seams like Mother Earth whole know about her carbon problem! Maybe she has had enough of us and is now committing suicide!
I like your videos and I am following you for a while, but I have a question: Should we worry about all these erupting volcanoes around the planet ?? With all the gases they shoot making a lot of pollution ?? I wonder if they use these pollutions to make us believe their lies about climate change ??? Besides this raises one more potent question: are we standing on the verge of climate change because of our fossil gas c consumption(and other human-made related pollutions) or are we insignificant in all this shit they throw dawn our brains using fossil-fueled pollution??????????? Is it mother nature's ultra-slow cycle going on and we have nothing to do with it ?? I believe volcanoes are cyclical and do have a word to say about ice ages. I also believe ice ages are the equivalent of earth-like winter cycles, much like our seasons but on the scale of planetary 10000y time for each season instead for us a 3 months periods, for earth seasons lasts more than 10000y each.
Climate scientists take emissions from volcanic eruptions into account in their research. Emissions from volcanic eruption have a small but neglible effect on the climate. A major eruption will occasionally lead to a temporary disruption of the climate, but in most cases this disruption only lasts for a few years.
Human-caused emissions on the other hand are continuous and continuously growing in size. The effects of these emissions is already becoming visible - which is extremely concerning because there is a time-delay between these emissions entering our atmosphere, and the climate actually changing because of it. The current issues with the climate (rapidly disappearing gleysers, shrinking polar ice, droughts and mega-droughts all over the place) are the result of our emissions from 30-40 years ago. So its going to become a lot worse in the next decades and humanity needs to get its shit together to act. We shouldve acted decades ago.