Thank you for debunking the misunderstood test results. Public safety is fortunate to have individuals like you keep the facts to the forefront for the unsuspecting public.
The volcano has an official name: TAJOGAITE. It's named from the language of the Benahoarite people who lived on La Palma before the Spaniards arrived. Tajogaite is the old name of the place where the volcano burst from the Cumbre Vieja ridge. I believe the 1971 Teneguia eruption is also named from the same language. Thank you for your videos, they are so informative but understandable for non-scientific me!
I seldom pay much attention to these "alerts" in the media unless YOU cover the story. And even when I do, I generally wait to see what you have to add.
A TH-camr called Bushcraft Bear lived on La Palma and daily covered his experience there with the volcano. It seems to have really caused him major, serious health problems due to being out in the gases and laze. Didn't know the hazards were so bad!!
Sorry to hear he has developed health issues. He did take a lot of chances during the eruption, with breathing ash and emissions, so he got his name known, but sadly, at what cost.
I hiked right up to Cumbre Vieja's caldera with my field geology class in 2004. Still trying to wrap my head around all the changes since the eruption!
Memo GH: Thanks for seeking to correct the mass of misinformation that is found on the internet! As a chemist I, however, cringe when I see the structures of molecules such as CO2 incorrectly represented. CO2 is a linear molecule meaning that its three constituent atoms lie on a line, viz O=C=O, and not the angular structure presented in your video. Apart from this: Excellent! 🎉🎉🎉
Hey! My and my father Felt a shaking yesterday and heard a loud boom (18/08/2024) We're in NSW Australia, Whole load of people reported it around Taree, but we're further south near Forster. We're not sure if it was a Seismic event, the most recent quake to when it happened (to my knowledge) is near Tonga, Would love if you could have a look into it!
As per the SGC - Servicio Geologico Colombiano, the Guamuez-Sibundoy volcanic field in Colombia maintains its green alert level, though up to 439 earthquakes have been registered recently.
Question about the recent Russian volcano eruption. Saw an article claiming USGS said that there was a 7.0 earthquake and that caused the eruption. You have said that can happen but is not usual. Is that what happened in Russia, or was the reporter misunderstanding what USGS was stating?
The news outlets and internet can be so tiresome with all "THE SKY IS FALLING, YELLOWSTONE IS GOING TO BLOW,ASTEROID STIKE IMMENANT, TEAM COVERAGE AT 10!!!" If a 30k year old cindercone covered in pine and brush caught fire during a thunderstorm " MAJOR VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN OREGON TODAY,HOMES DEVASTATED AS LAVA CONSUMES EVERYTHING IN ITS PATH."
Very unlikely that a volcano which erupted just a few years ago (and is not hyper-active) will erupt again until some decades have passed and magma pressure has built up again. I'm just an amateur but I can understand that much.
Some scientists believe the southern west flank of the volcano is sliding towards the ocean and could collapse generating a tsunami that could reach the East Coast of America.
Thank you for debunking the misunderstood test results.
Public safety is fortunate to have individuals like you keep the facts to the forefront for the unsuspecting public.
Always appreciate the context. Too much irresponsible reporting of news these days…almost always lacking context. Thanks GHub!
3:03 That's an interesting, yet terrifying fact
No, the interesting-but-terrifying fact is that this is also true about radon gas, which is why we need to build houses that can breathe.
The volcano has an official name: TAJOGAITE. It's named from the language of the Benahoarite people who lived on La Palma before the Spaniards arrived. Tajogaite is the old name of the place where the volcano burst from the Cumbre Vieja ridge. I believe the 1971 Teneguia eruption is also named from the same language.
Thank you for your videos, they are so informative but understandable for non-scientific me!
I seldom pay much attention to these "alerts" in the media unless YOU cover the story. And even when I do, I generally wait to see what you have to add.
A TH-camr called Bushcraft Bear lived on La Palma and daily covered his experience there with the volcano. It seems to have really caused him major, serious health problems due to being out in the gases and laze. Didn't know the hazards were so bad!!
I hang on his updates.while la Palma was erupting.
Sorry to hear he has developed health issues. He did take a lot of chances during the eruption, with breathing ash and emissions, so he got his name known, but sadly, at what cost.
@@eledatowle8767 It cost him quite a bit for a while, but he's off the island and recovering well. I was scared for him for quite some time.
@@CreativeWarrior- please pass my regards to him.and hope he is well. From nz
I hiked right up to Cumbre Vieja's caldera with my field geology class in 2004. Still trying to wrap my head around all the changes since the eruption!
Thanks for being the voice of reason and science ❤
Thanks for all the hard work on these videos!
0:17 If you tell people to not panic, they're going to panic.
Hence the running joke in Dad's army. 😅
Doug Adams would have been pleased.
A minor nit to pick: The CO2 molecule is not bent (as the H2O molecule is)--the three atoms lie in a straight line.
Memo GH: Thanks for seeking to correct the mass of misinformation that is found on the internet! As a chemist I, however, cringe when I see the structures of molecules such as CO2 incorrectly represented. CO2 is a linear molecule meaning that its three constituent atoms lie on a line, viz O=C=O, and not the angular structure presented in your video. Apart from this: Excellent! 🎉🎉🎉
Thanis as always, Geology Hub!
Volcano farts in Spain.....
Internet prepares for 200 foot tsunami in New York harbor.
👉🙄👈
That tsunami will be much higher here in the UK than in new York.
Thank you for another interesting and well researched presentation. The Voice of Reason!
As always good information keep them coming take care
Hey! My and my father Felt a shaking yesterday and heard a loud boom (18/08/2024) We're in NSW Australia, Whole load of people reported it around Taree, but we're further south near Forster.
We're not sure if it was a Seismic event, the most recent quake to when it happened (to my knowledge) is near Tonga, Would love if you could have a look into it!
Good man 👍👍
This is nice to know
Has it already been 3 years? And it's still degassing, wow.
0:20 don’t panic and always bring a towel
As per the SGC - Servicio Geologico Colombiano, the Guamuez-Sibundoy volcanic field in Colombia maintains its green alert level, though up to 439 earthquakes have been registered recently.
Question about the recent Russian volcano eruption. Saw an article claiming USGS said that there was a 7.0 earthquake and that caused the eruption. You have said that can happen but is not usual. Is that what happened in Russia, or was the reporter misunderstanding what USGS was stating?
Internet will be like,
"Spain's Cumbre Vieja Volcano is... About to Erupt; Correct... information"
~Geology Hub
Sadly, this will happen. I bet Silki is already predicting doomsday on her channel.
It's a way to get rid of tourists - shhhh!
Lol why? They want to lose $$$ off tourists
I don't think ordinary (NATO standard) gas mask canisters are effective against CO2. (I may be wrong....)
The news outlets and internet can be so tiresome with all "THE SKY IS FALLING, YELLOWSTONE IS GOING TO BLOW,ASTEROID STIKE IMMENANT, TEAM COVERAGE AT 10!!!" If a 30k year old cindercone covered in pine and brush caught fire during a thunderstorm " MAJOR VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN OREGON TODAY,HOMES DEVASTATED AS LAVA CONSUMES EVERYTHING IN ITS PATH."
❤
And green level already. I would be surprised if it erupted in the near future, because this is not a volcano that erupts often
Are we missing an active new eruption?
Very unlikely that a volcano which erupted just a few years ago (and is not hyper-active) will erupt again until some decades have passed and magma pressure has built up again. I'm just an amateur but I can understand that much.
Its to scare tourists. Imo
Lol why? They want to lose $$$ off tourists
Gee, I wonder if that’s why Bushcraft Bear has been traveling in Germany for the past month? 🐻
He's just on holiday in the region he's originally from (south of Stuttgart)
@@e.k.4508 oh I know that already I was just making a stupid stupid joke!
DID YOU JUST USE AN EXCLAMATION MARK??? 😂
Some scientists believe the southern west flank of the volcano is sliding towards the ocean and could collapse generating a tsunami that could reach the East Coast of America.
That tsunami will be much worse here in europe (especially Spain and portugal) and Africa.
@@mrxmry3264 absolutely. A lot of scientists reject this claim, but theres a huge crack that formed in 2000 on top of the flank
Part of me ...
Free, free Canarystine
They aren't "air quotes" unless you use your fingers to draw them in the air. Just say, "Quote," followed by your quotation.
@@SayWhut276 that's not what he appeared to be doing. I went back and listened, and he was clearly quoting the writer of the report he was sent.
Santa Claus confirmed seeing Tim do "air quotes" via his Magic Eye.
Due to a string of harmonic volcanic papers, it is clear that paper magma is on the move.