This video was solely sponsored by the product and company, Ground News! Try them out at ground.news/GeologyHub! Note; I WAS paid by Ground News to promote their product. In other words, the segment about the website/service is an advertisement which I am being paid to say. Also, I (the account owner of the GeologyHub TH-cam channel) may receive a commission or experience a form of financial gain whether direct or indirect if you click on the Ground News link mentioned in today's video & video description. As for a comment about Mt. Stromboli, the vulcanian explosion appears to have removed one of its craters completely (it likely will later be refilled by a new vent).
Hey @GeologyHub have you seen the reports of the land movement in California, 12 feet in the last year alone. Could it b connected to the earthquake swarms at the Cascadia fault line?
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It's refilling. Last I read, it was filling as quick or quicker than it has at any point this year. But then again, they don't have a magic gauge to read.
Oh! My Dad got his Masters in Geology at Arizona State! I got my Masters in Geology at LSU. I love your channel because you are so knowledgable. Now I know why! thanks for your videos.
Would you be willing to do a video on all of the various different kinds of eruptions (strombolian, paroxysms, plinian, etc) and how to tell them apart? This seems to be a barrier to entry for us non-geology and non-volcanology plebians.
Thanks as always, Geology Hub! The changes to Etna's summit after the paroxysms is interesting. I wonder if the Home Reef volcano will eventually form a permanent island above sea level.
Really excellent that the sources for video clips and the like are being show. Always great to see someone being properly professional and respectful! ------------------------------------------ On a totally different topic. I watched a little film recently about how the octopuses who look for food, and therefore essentially live, in the water just at the foot of the Sciara del Fuoco. These octopus are always in danger of being hit or crushed by rocks thrown out of the volcano, plummeting down upon them. Poor leggy fellows. BUT the film makers noticed that the octopus usually whizzed off, or took cover just before each little eruptions. So were surviving remarkably well, despite the constant danger. It was theorized that they felt, in the water, a vibration emanating from the volcano. A vibration which was part of the volcanic activity that leads up to the ejecting of rock and ash and so forth. The octopus note all this, grasp there's relation between the vibrations and the falling rocks, and develops a plan to put into effect, upon sensing any future vibrations of that type. Leaving them alive, to hunt another day. The marine biologists found this jolly impressive given both how short lived octopus are, and how they are not raised by anyone - ie, no one is teaching them any of this, they must work it all out for themselves. But hearing that the lava delta had grown by 400 feet made me sad for those special bomb dodging octopus. 400 feet, pyroclastic flows, and so forth...all THAT could have been both too unusual and too bleeding big for the little suction cup covered creatures to survive. I had similar thoughts about ALL the marine life around the Hunga Ha'apie volcano, that would have been affected by the massive 2022 eruption . We humans don't see it, the way we did at, for example, Mt St Helens. But the effects on underwater flora and fauna must be extreme. If one thinks about the totally different, life-free, landscape created at Katmai by the 1912 eruption, where it had previously been so lush. Over a century later, it is still utterly bleak. So for a huge marine eruption, how long might the underwater landscape remain void of life, and how much was simply obliterated, or killed more slowly. The underwater world, all around us, remains so mysterious.
Was there a small eruption at Matthew Island volcano in the southwestern Pacific today, I read that there was a volcanic ash advisory for a small eruption there.
Congratulations on getting your diploma in Geology! It is really hard for people to get degrees in multiple subjects, but I am able to do this kind of thing. I have an associate in science degree, and I would like to become a journalist since I am really good at writing papers and doing research. I plan to stay interested in volcanoes as well, but math is not my thing(lol). Thank you for sharing your wonderful Geology education with us and good luck!
Could you do a video about the 300-foot-high tsunami that ripped through Lake Tahoe? I just saw an article about it and would like to know more about it. Maybe in the future, you could also do videos about volcanoes in North Carolina even though they are all dead and I would like to know more about the Geology of Falls Lake. There is also evidence of volcanoes at the Eno River and Morrow Mountain as well as the Great Smoky Mountains.
Aloha Professor Tim, out of all the eruption volcanoes, I think TAAL could be the most dangerous of them all. I just feel that all that water surrounding it could be very lethal someday. I went there in the 1980’s and it was so beautiful there. It was a major tourist attraction but not anymore. 😢
Informative as usual Thank you very much. Now I have a difficult question to ask you. What is the probability within the next five to 10 years of a VEI5, VEI6 or even VEI7 Plinian eruption occurring somewhere around the world that could emit enough SO2 to temporarily slow down global warming?
I can't tell you how much I appreciate you having all of this volcano activity in one place I've been dreaming about this for years it's very difficult to find the status of active volcanoes in the past thank you again
I really like how you say "The massive Taal volcano" it is often touted as the "Smallest active volcano in the World" but that could not be further from the truth. The truth is Taal is among large volcanos on Earth and it is very difficult to quantify what the smallest might actually be.
It can go up in number or down. Geology is pretty steady for extremely long periods of time. Unless some catastrophic event happens, earth is pretty steady.
It's a bell curve, with the middle around 45-50, so these will be the most common numbers. It's almost always between 40 and 55, a wider middle slice of the bell curve.
Do geologists have some kind of drinking game for when a volcano that is the namesake for an eruption type produces a different type of eruption? I know that Stromboli having a Vulcanian eruption isn't weird, but it will always sound weird to say/hear.
Just a totally pedantic language point - if you say ‘as a ’ - you’ve timestamped the comment so you don’t also want to use the word ‘currently’ - at best it’s redundant, at worst it’s incorrect.
Show idea/ question Are the atlas mountains volcanic and how did they form? 1/4 of all my kin live there as atlas tuaregs( solomon married pharoah daughter tribe see zuba the second an. Emperor of rome ruled from there married to Cleopatra 4 my great grandparents plus plus 1kings3:1/ 1kings4:11 as you keep record of our existence)
The Ijen volcano does not produce blue lava, Mr. Geologist. It is famous for blue flames of sulfuric gas and elemental sulfur mining but surely not blue lava 😉
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As for a comment about Mt. Stromboli, the vulcanian explosion appears to have removed one of its craters completely (it likely will later be refilled by a new vent).
You didnt notice CNN at the top of "factual".......
yah, there def known for facts alright lol.
Hey @GeologyHub have you seen the reports of the land movement in California, 12 feet in the last year alone. Could it b connected to the earthquake swarms at the Cascadia fault line?
Now, that you have 300K subs, GH, I noticed you are now getting more sponsors than before. I'm proud of you, GH. Your content is really good. It's just amazing how good it is. There are so many new things that I want to visit in the planet that I did not know, because of you. Keep up the great work!
Rekjanes surprisingly went quiet
It's refilling. Last I read, it was filling as quick or quicker than it has at any point this year. But then again, they don't have a magic gauge to read.
How longer quite. How bigger...
Sure it won’t be quiet much longer given how it’s refilling.
My guess…next event in early September. Savartsengi is definitely refilling.
Iceland weather service is predicting on the order of three weeks until the next eruption, but it's hard to predict.
Oh! My Dad got his Masters in Geology at Arizona State! I got my Masters in Geology at LSU. I love your channel because you are so knowledgable. Now I know why! thanks for your videos.
Would you be willing to do a video on all of the various different kinds of eruptions (strombolian, paroxysms, plinian, etc) and how to tell them apart? This seems to be a barrier to entry for us non-geology and non-volcanology plebians.
He has already. Dig through past videos, it's there somewhere.
What idiot called it strombolian eruption and not spurtseyan
Thanks for all the hard work on these videos!
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It's your explanation of the mechanics of volcanology,is my favorite.
Thanks as always, Geology Hub! The changes to Etna's summit after the paroxysms is interesting. I wonder if the Home Reef volcano will eventually form a permanent island above sea level.
BUSY month! Excellent report, my thanks. Luckily I caught the most recent event at Mother Etna and was thrilled I cked in.
Wow! Always so much info. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Stromboli is getting busy lately.
It's Stromboiling 😂
Excellent work, I watch your videos every day...
Really excellent that the sources for video clips and the like are being show.
Always great to see someone being properly professional and respectful!
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On a totally different topic. I watched a little film recently about how the octopuses who look for food, and therefore essentially live, in the water just at the foot of the Sciara del Fuoco.
These octopus are always in danger of being hit or crushed by rocks thrown out of the volcano, plummeting down upon them. Poor leggy fellows. BUT the film makers noticed that the octopus usually whizzed off, or took cover just before each little eruptions. So were surviving remarkably well, despite the constant danger.
It was theorized that they felt, in the water, a vibration emanating from the volcano. A vibration which was part of the volcanic activity that leads up to the ejecting of rock and ash and so forth.
The octopus note all this, grasp there's relation between the vibrations and the falling rocks, and develops a plan to put into effect, upon sensing any future vibrations of that type. Leaving them alive, to hunt another day.
The marine biologists found this jolly impressive given both how short lived octopus are, and how they are not raised by anyone - ie, no one is teaching them any of this, they must work it all out for themselves.
But hearing that the lava delta had grown by 400 feet made me sad for those special bomb dodging octopus. 400 feet, pyroclastic flows, and so forth...all THAT could have been both too unusual and too bleeding big for the little suction cup covered creatures to survive.
I had similar thoughts about ALL the marine life around the Hunga Ha'apie volcano, that would have been affected by the massive 2022 eruption .
We humans don't see it, the way we did at, for example, Mt St Helens. But the effects on underwater flora and fauna must be extreme.
If one thinks about the totally different, life-free, landscape created at Katmai by the 1912 eruption, where it had previously been so lush. Over a century later, it is still utterly bleak.
So for a huge marine eruption, how long might the underwater landscape remain void of life, and how much was simply obliterated, or killed more slowly.
The underwater world, all around us, remains so mysterious.
Thanks for another great video
Nice round up, as always!
Michele Mammino has the best Etna footage I have found so far.
Excellent video. Thank you
Thanks so much
World Peace
Was there a small eruption at Matthew Island volcano in the southwestern Pacific today, I read that there was a volcanic ash advisory for a small eruption there.
Italy's volcanoes getting more attention this week
Thanks
Congratulations on getting your diploma in Geology! It is really hard for people to get degrees in multiple subjects, but I am able to do this kind of thing. I have an associate in science degree, and I would like to become a journalist since I am really good at writing papers and doing research. I plan to stay interested in volcanoes as well, but math is not my thing(lol). Thank you for sharing your wonderful Geology education with us and good luck!
Could you do a video about the 300-foot-high tsunami that ripped through Lake Tahoe? I just saw an article about it and would like to know more about it. Maybe in the future, you could also do videos about volcanoes in North Carolina even though they are all dead and I would like to know more about the Geology of Falls Lake. There is also evidence of volcanoes at the Eno River and Morrow Mountain as well as the Great Smoky Mountains.
Aloha Professor Tim, out of all the eruption volcanoes, I think TAAL could be the most dangerous of them all. I just feel that all that water surrounding it could be very lethal someday. I went there in the 1980’s and it was so beautiful there. It was a major tourist attraction but not anymore. 😢
He rated Taal as No.1 on his "List of the most dangerous volcanoes", so indeed you're right as well
Go ASU ❤❤❤
what about matthew island, it had a VAA last night
Informative as usual Thank you very much. Now I have a difficult question to ask you. What is the probability within the next five to 10 years of a VEI5, VEI6 or even VEI7 Plinian eruption occurring somewhere around the world that could emit enough SO2 to temporarily slow down global warming?
I can't tell you how much I appreciate you having all of this volcano activity in one place I've been dreaming about this for years it's very difficult to find the status of active volcanoes in the past thank you again
I really like how you say "The massive Taal volcano" it is often touted as the "Smallest active volcano in the World" but that could not be further from the truth. The truth is Taal is among large volcanos on Earth and it is very difficult to quantify what the smallest might actually be.
Yes he's done loads of videos on taal & we all know it's a large caldera.
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Can it really stay so steady 47-8 volcanoes at a time? That in itself is odd to me.
It can go up in number or down. Geology is pretty steady for extremely long periods of time. Unless some catastrophic event happens, earth is pretty steady.
It's a bell curve, with the middle around 45-50, so these will be the most common numbers. It's almost always between 40 and 55, a wider middle slice of the bell curve.
Do geologists have some kind of drinking game for when a volcano that is the namesake for an eruption type produces a different type of eruption? I know that Stromboli having a Vulcanian eruption isn't weird, but it will always sound weird to say/hear.
Are Mount Etna and Stromboli part of the same volcanic chain?
Merapi is such a trouble maker that it gets to be on the last list twice!
Just a totally pedantic language point - if you say ‘as a ’ - you’ve timestamped the comment so you don’t also want to use the word ‘currently’ - at best it’s redundant, at worst it’s incorrect.
Italian volcanoes getting busy
Forks Up
just tell us if silkie is an alarmist and should be taken in context as a clik baiter with sometimes ok regurgitated info.
Is it coincidence that these Etna paroxysms are 4 day apart, on the 7th, 11th and 15th?
Sundays video on Tuesday
Show idea/ question
Are the atlas mountains volcanic and how did they form?
1/4 of all my kin live there as atlas tuaregs( solomon married pharoah daughter tribe see zuba the second an. Emperor of rome ruled from there married to Cleopatra 4 my great grandparents plus plus 1kings3:1/ 1kings4:11 as you keep record of our existence)
As a geologist you still call burning elementary sulfur “Blue Lava” ? Why ?
This Ol Boy is better than a Nova presentation. Most of us are mere novices. So ease up,mate.
Easier to understand for normies
Well, the burning sulfur is part of the lava and makes it look blue, so blue lava, no? 😊
@@b.a.erlebacher1139 Geoguy is very informative, better than watching Nova on PBS.
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The Ijen volcano does not produce blue lava, Mr. Geologist. It is famous for blue flames of sulfuric gas and elemental sulfur mining but surely not blue lava 😉
isn't it the flame at nighttime that gives a blue hue?
Credentials do not accuracy guarantee.
Credentials do not guarantee accuracy.
You really need someone else to talk for you. 🤓🥴
No. People just need too accept others and show just little understanding that we ain't all the same
Just so you are aware, I WILL stop watching and unsubscribe of the sponsored segments continue. I don't particularly care how much money they pay you, I don't come here to hear commercials. Keep following your greed, and you will become another Matt Ferrell, just another shill. Stick to what made your channel popular, and STOP MONEY GRUBBING.
He's not doing those adds for greed. You do realize that just like everyone else he's got expenses as well. One view gives him $0.018 per view.
If each video gets an average of 100,000 views that's $1,800 per video. But that's an average. Most of his videos don't get that much, so he has to supplement with adds.
@@sigisoltau6073 Don't care. I HATE ads, and always have. It's professional LYING and its a cancer on the world. If he needs money, start a patreon and sell merch. Sponsors turn channels to shit without fail.
@@ManiacRacing Then stop watching this channel. The rest of us who don't care don't need your kind of negativity or hate. There's enough of both in this world.
The extra money he gets from the adds he could use for better audio or recording equipment, or drones if he visits a volcanic eruption or other geologic location for example. But I guess it must be a capital offence or sin to earn extra money via add segments. You could skip them if you don't want to see them.
So curious, do you work for free?
@@ManiacRacing Then just go away not like you have done anything for him.. Your views aren't worth anything anyway.
Thanks