That pyroclastic flow on Kanleon shows how terrifying they are. That flow reached the bottom of the volcano in seconds. If you’re in range you’re dead.
Thank you, love exploring Philippines, which is why I am retiring there in bohol, I remember the jeep rides up to Pinatubo through the ash n mud deposits, hope it's slow and easy going for kanlaon to spare the people.home island 😂😂home reef would be a great addition to Tonga/ kermadec arc tourism
Great job, appreciate your work. If you are interested in pronouncing the Philippine volcano as natives do, say "KHAN - LA - OON" 3 syllables. The stress is on "LA" and said in a rising voice. KHAN is flat/low, LA is rising, OON is down/ending sound.
According to PHIVOLCS, Kanlaon might erupt major eruption. I forget the reason, but I think it has something to do with its top being trapped with something that will accumulate a pressure inside, causing it to explode more violently.
Earth is ever changing. So many changes are happening that we are witnessing because of technology and social media. It will be interesting to see how the future will be with the volcanoes, weather and such.
Geology Hub, there is something called a basal surge. I think it’s a pyroclastic flow which hugs the ground and is not tall. I may be confused. Can you discuss the ‘basal surge’ versus ‘pyroclastic flow’ issue. My husband and I enjoy your work. 💕💕💕🎄🎄🎄🎄
It historically belonged to Vanuatu, and the ruling regime of Russia oppressed the native vanuatuans. So, Vanuatu had no choice but to start a special military operation, and annex the Paramushir island in three days.
i got a question, wouldnt it cause mudflows instead of lahars? in my non-volcanologist head lahars are associated with meltwater from glaciers atop of volcanoes. cheers
You could be confusing Lahars with the Icelandic term of "Jokulhlaup" which is a form of mudflow from a glacial flood as you described above. A Lahar, if I remember correctly, is volcanic deposits such as ash from an eruption falling into water in a river system and mixing to form a consistency similar to liquid cement. Hope that helps?
@ it doesn’t require a river system, they can also be triggered by hot ash mixing with snowmelt or rain. Jokulhlaups form when subglacial volcanoes melt the overlying ice sheets but don’t typically have much ash in them
"Tonga" is not pronounced with a hard g. Think "hangar" or "singer". That being said, I have learned from this channel that Popocatapetl is not pronounced the way I made up from the printed word :-)
Historically a volcano could erupt and no one would know. Hundreds of earthquakes would happen but they were too small to feel. Etc etc. Now we can see them on satellite, detect them with sensors, picture them and spread the info around the world in moments. Its tech and the velocity of information that has increased. The eruption rate has been the same for many thousands of years now.
There will be alot more erupting by the end of next year they talk about how the earth cooled with one super volcano i wonder what 150 medium sized volcanoes will do?
@@jimbobhootenanny4440 ok given that you aren't replying I'll say this. Look at the BBC docudrama called "Yellowstone" The difference between even a slew of medium eruptions and a "super" eruption is gigantic. While it may make a difference in weather from the point of view of monsoons ect it certainly won't be the same as a super
There's no way to say without prolonged investigation into the various gasses and vapours that are released by volcanoes. It would require a concerted effort to get even a rough estimate
@scrappydoo7887 Thanks all,I often wonder when politicians are fighting for votes and they go down the"Green" route what about the 40+ volcanoes erupting and churning out gases etc
Its bad, really bad, obviously. Absolutely nothing can be done about it, its up to plants to somehow sequester the carbon and trap it once again, probably creating coal or oil in the process. Who knows, maybe humans can come up with a faster method but the clock is ticking. Its already too late to stop imho.
Thanks for all the hard work on these videos!
So the Kanalon eruption was definitely Magmatic as the temperature of the pyroclastic flows were 800°C
Kanlaon creating a shockwave is crazy
Its so cool learning about Home Reef! Thanks for this week's video. Day 4 of asking for a Yellowstone video :3
Awesome video Tim! Thank you so much for all your hard work.
Very good reporting on Kanloan. 3.7 acres in Tonga, amazing. Thanks, friend. 🧙🏽♂️
Thank you for your videos this week and I wish you a nice next week. 😊🌋🍀
That pyroclastic flow on Kanleon shows how terrifying they are. That flow reached the bottom of the volcano in seconds.
If you’re in range you’re dead.
Thank you, fascinating. You're one smart cookie ! 😎♥️
Thank you, love exploring Philippines, which is why I am retiring there in bohol, I remember the jeep rides up to Pinatubo through the ash n mud deposits, hope it's slow and easy going for kanlaon to spare the people.home island 😂😂home reef would be a great addition to Tonga/ kermadec arc tourism
A great video! I love volcanoes. The AI/audio speech software is a little distracting though.
AI? haha no
This is not AI
@@xwiick Sounds like it. The voice pattern is irregular. Very up and down.
-4 active eruptions in one week seems like a bit of a geological quirk for the week. Usually it is flat or moves by 1 or maybe 2.
Thanks.
Thanks Tim !:-)
Great job, appreciate your work. If you are interested in pronouncing the Philippine volcano as natives do, say "KHAN - LA - OON" 3 syllables. The stress is on "LA" and said in a rising voice. KHAN is flat/low, LA is rising, OON is down/ending sound.
According to PHIVOLCS, Kanlaon might erupt major eruption. I forget the reason, but I think it has something to do with its top being trapped with something that will accumulate a pressure inside, causing it to explode more violently.
Nahuatl names are super difficult especially for Anglophones. Fantastic job nonetheless! 🔥🔥🔥
42 - that’s a low number when we have gotten used to a number closer to 50.
Earth is ever changing. So many changes are happening that we are witnessing because of technology and social media. It will be interesting to see how the future will be with the volcanoes, weather and such.
Agree
Just remember, correlation doesn't equal causation
Probably a lot warmer in the future 😭
@iedkicker yea probably given that we are still coming out of the last ice age
Geology Hub, there is something called a basal surge. I think it’s a pyroclastic flow which hugs the ground and is not tall. I may be confused. Can you discuss the ‘basal surge’ versus ‘pyroclastic flow’ issue. My husband and I enjoy your work. 💕💕💕🎄🎄🎄🎄
Merapi also already built it massive lava dome, I'm worried Merapi will errupt again like in 2010
Didn't know Ebeko moved to Vanuatu
just wanted a tropical island staycay, guess it'll be back and refreshed next video
It historically belonged to Vanuatu, and the ruling regime of Russia oppressed the native vanuatuans. So, Vanuatu had no choice but to start a special military operation, and annex the Paramushir island in three days.
@@olm8829 The Island wars were a part of the aftermath of the Finno-Korean hyperwar.
And that's what you call "plate tectonics" 😄
Must be that one island in the Lost series. IYKYK wink wink 😂
Podrías hacer uno video del volcán Colima
i got a question, wouldnt it cause mudflows instead of lahars? in my non-volcanologist head lahars are associated with meltwater from glaciers atop of volcanoes. cheers
Lahars are mudflows that involve any eruptive products
You could be confusing Lahars with the Icelandic term of "Jokulhlaup" which is a form of mudflow from a glacial flood as you described above. A Lahar, if I remember correctly, is volcanic deposits such as ash from an eruption falling into water in a river system and mixing to form a consistency similar to liquid cement. Hope that helps?
@ it doesn’t require a river system, they can also be triggered by hot ash mixing with snowmelt or rain. Jokulhlaups form when subglacial volcanoes melt the overlying ice sheets but don’t typically have much ash in them
@@jakealter5504 Agree. Thanks for the clarification. Much appreciated. So I hadn't remembered correctly lol.
@ you were mostly correct but no problem
Hi Tim, I am just wodering if you have visited Fuego volcano in Guatemala?
"Tonga" is not pronounced with a hard g. Think "hangar" or "singer".
That being said, I have learned from this channel that Popocatapetl is not pronounced the way I made up from the printed word :-)
Just a heads up that the Volcanoes name in Aoteoroa/New Zealand is correctly known as Whakaari/White Island, we are bilingual here😀
Agung Volcano Recorded Ash Emission According to Volcano Discovery and Is in Aviation Code Orange
Could you please define the term you use for erupting? I only think a volcano is erupting when ash, or lava is being emitted
The one near mexico looks like a giant and when goes boom 💥 I'm sure it would have an impact on humans and animals
Ya gotta keep your eyes on a volcano or it'll sneak away like that.
sabi ng philbox sergeant eruption lang daw yun, pero ngayun baka naging lieutenant eruption na
So and......... Was always like this
Are there any Volcanic systems that have uranium mines within them?
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Isle of Womann gained some weght I see. Uh oh.
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Hey, I thought fat shaming got canceled! 😮 😅
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Is the planet getting more unstable or is it we get better news.
We are getting better at the sharing of scientific information and research
Historically a volcano could erupt and no one would know. Hundreds of earthquakes would happen but they were too small to feel. Etc etc.
Now we can see them on satellite, detect them with sensors, picture them and spread the info around the world in moments.
Its tech and the velocity of information that has increased. The eruption rate has been the same for many thousands of years now.
@@dralord1307 well put 👍
There will be alot more erupting by the end of next year they talk about how the earth cooled with one super volcano i wonder what 150 medium sized volcanoes will do?
Source?
@@jimbobhootenanny4440 ok given that you aren't replying I'll say this.
Look at the BBC docudrama called "Yellowstone"
The difference between even a slew of medium eruptions and a "super" eruption is gigantic.
While it may make a difference in weather from the point of view of monsoons ect it certainly won't be the same as a super
@@jimbobhootenanny4440 have a look at your notifications list for my reply.
Apparently it's not fit for this platform
@scrappydoo7887 im just a crazy person bot move on.
@@jimbobhootenanny4440 are you calling me a bot or are you trying to dodge proving your point?
How much do all these gases released into the atmosphere contribute to global warming please?
There's no way to say without prolonged investigation into the various gasses and vapours that are released by volcanoes.
It would require a concerted effort to get even a rough estimate
I think it varies. Pinatubo in 1991 actually cooled the climate for 2 years. But volcanoes are major sources of CO2 and other greenhouse gases.
@@edwardlulofs444 agreed. That's why I said what I did.
It would take very concise tracking and tracing of various "greenhouse" gasses and vapours
@scrappydoo7887 Thanks all,I often wonder when politicians are fighting for votes and they go down the"Green" route what about the 40+ volcanoes erupting and churning out gases etc
Its bad, really bad, obviously. Absolutely nothing can be done about it, its up to plants to somehow sequester the carbon and trap it once again, probably creating coal or oil in the process.
Who knows, maybe humans can come up with a faster method but the clock is ticking. Its already too late to stop imho.
Thanks for all the info 🌋🗻🏔🌋 has there ever been any eruptions on Christmas day ?🤔