How Dangerous Are Volcanos? 3 Hours Of Natural Disasters

From ancient traditions to modern scientific understanding, the video explores how communities around the world coexist with volcanoes. It showcases the cultural significance of volcanoes, often revered as the abodes of gods or spirits, with rituals and offerings made to appease them. Despite the destructive potential of volcanic eruptions, communities adapt their lifestyles and agricultural practices to mitigate risks, utilizing the fertile soils enriched by volcanic ash and harnessing geothermal energy sources. The role of volcanologists emerges as pivotal, as they study volcanic activity, monitor for potential eruptions, and work to protect nearby populations through research and warning systems. Through a blend of tradition, resilience, and scientific inquiry, the video portrays the complex dynamic between humanity and these awe-inspiring forces of nature.
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[@CHYAboiMATT]

I’ve been watching documentaries to go to sleep before they listed documentaries “to go to sleep to”

[@GabrielLeonars]

yup , works like a charm every time , 10 min i lasted xDD

[@dashdotdot]

I didn't realise that was even a thing, or that this is marked as something to go to sleep to.

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

That's what I did at least, for the last 10 years😊

[@julezhamilton4776]

Me too

[@alvingill9892]

I do it too .. I’m actually watching this now to go to sleep

[@Geo_Seph]

I met Ian Stewart a few years ago. He was giving a seminar and to me the purpose of it was to inspire, more so than just to inform. He seems to be quite a noble man in that regard. I believe he hopes he can carry the torch and light new generations with an ambition to solve the new and emergent problems of the day. To that end, he does so remarkably well.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

I am incredibly jealous. This man is one of my heroes.

[@fraudinside]

I am the first who has huge passion to such scientific documentaries.

[@marc-andrebrunet5386]

🤝😊

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……Volcanology is my fave subject. Am reading some really good books’ on them currently………

[@MelissaMcpherson-y9p]

This video is amazing! I love how you explained everything step by step. Keep up the great work!

[@aarongarcia1101]

I tossed 3 virgins into that volcano hole, AND several boxes of mangos, still no winning lottery numbers!

[@JP-nw6hh]

Very informative doc., liked the amazing idea of having a volcano watcher from the near by community.

[@danielnunez-d7u]

great video, very informative and well put together! however, I can't help but wonder if the sensationalism around volcanoes sometimes overshadows the real scientific information we should be focusing on. like, yes, they can be super dangerous, but are we really doing enough to educate people on safety rather than just showing the destruction? just my 2 cents!

[@Athlonite69]

I notice not a single volcano worshiper makes human sacrifices anymore I wonder why

[@toxiczombiewolf5692]

Bro going to a volcano to ask for protection is crazy when you know how dangerous they are 😂

[@sj19976]

Thanks!

[@sj19976]

I was asleep n my cell was under my arm n when my alarm clock went off my arm activated TH-cam n a payment was made to this video! 🤦‍♀️

[@FerretKibble]

I'd put money on the St Agatha practices being very similar to even older customs...

[@frankx210]

He said planet Uth LOL! 😂

[@OldOwl2003]

I hope they are paying these communities, that they say they have empowered, to take observations of their volcanoes into their own hands on a daily 24 hour 365 days a year as one man said.. “ instead of the experts coming along ?? I would love to see the experts pay day packet alongside the villagers who genuinely want to keep their communities safe.
Who don’t arrive in private helicopters , for their next thrill keep adrenaline buzz memory. I think I’m making a fair observation, and only hope these villagers are not loosing sleep 265/24 just so the big guns can arrive on scene for their next thrill. I loved watching this up until that last bit of info was pushed in right at the end. Old Owl Alaya uk.

[@jacobshorter7204]

Imagine uncontrollably vomiting and noticing thousands of 🐜 🐜 🐜 ants surrounding your mouth. The ants began signing, chanting, putting on strange clothes, then begin throwing various bits of trash into your mouth. This is religion people. Grow up, already! 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@BroccoliHead7]

Why would you live near that

[@nonoyb.6214]

nagbaha ang lava

[@tuggspeedman5977]

Not a good documentary to fall asleep to. Too much loud sound effects and music

[@enckidoofalling2883]

It’s kind of like Sicily in Hawaii too whatever works lol

[@Ottakring-us3xi]

next time the should call uber eats or simple food delivery fot this task

[@JanaTeague-r3c]

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[@FloydMaxwell]

Clickbait title

[@vancegosselin]

Volcanoes, not volcanos

[@brie1676]

It's a linguistic variation. Volcanos or volcanoes, both are correct. 😊

[@joesikic6531]

Why do people praise their gods? 😂

[@chrisw.5138]

Talking heads, more talking heads, and - wait for it - even more talking heads with brushed up hair and skin. When all I want is to see the force of nature...