The Fastest Lava On Earth | Volcanic | Earth Science
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- Climbing inside one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes! 🌋
Nyiragongo is one of the world’s most dangerous volcanoes. When it erupted in May its lava ran like water. To understand what’s going on, Prof Chris Jackson descends into the crater...
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Silly me, I thought there’d be actual video of flowing lava based on the title of the video.
You’re not alone…. This my friends, was absolute click bate
While there is no footage of the get flowing lava, this shows the science that allows for predictions of Lava speeds in future eruptions. So it wasn't shown but studying it was.
Very interesting but too short.
I lived in Goma for 8 years, it was so eerie to see the mountain glowing red in the evenings
oh hallooo prof chris
Hallooo indeed
This was an interesting video!
Very interesting
its actually ol doinyo lengai in tanzania
Why are there 16 thousand cuts in this video?
Because there wouldn't be anything interesting to watch if they didn't....
please use drones to carry out these dangerous experiments...lets build a thermocouple power generating station in one these flaming ponds for free energy
Was going to reply the same thing, a big heavy lift multi rotor dropping measurement modules.
Right? I would think that with our current tech with drones, cameras, and other measuring tools we could do this far safer with a number of drones than risking peoples lives. I understand if they simply WANT to be there and see this with their own eyes, and have that story. But from a purely scientific stand point it would make far more sense to risk a drone than a life.
The issue with drones is that flying and hovering over hot air is pretty hard in general, even more so when you want to drop something with centi- or millimetre precision. And autonomous walkers will have a hard time getting down into the volcano.
@@rolfs2165 you do have a valid point there..thank you for educating me🐱👍🏿
Thats dangerous its near on a city that has a large population
Humans always live around volcanoes because the land is most fertile
yo
That over view from the pit makes it look like the 9 circles of Hell.
Like yoooooo man
Miles per hour? What's that? some ancient measuring unit traditionally used in the Democratic Republic of Congo? You should have thought about translating that to standard units...
In England and USA you measure the speed in miles per hour (mph). 1 mile is 1,6 kilometers (km).
All units of measurement are subjective. Quiet you!
3:45 Or the scientist checking the instrument has a bad case of gas.
"it's cracking the tar road" the guy is actually saying "the lava reached the road" The subtitles are terrible 😂😂😂
What is miles a hour? Some ancient measurement used in Democratic republic of Congo?
Try giving a widely used form of measurement instead.