The 1883 Krakatoa eruption is fascinating. There are lots of good videos on it such as 27th August 1883: The eruption of Krakatoa or What is the LOUDEST Sound Ever Heard? and even a really interesting movie called Krakatoa: The Last Days
small detail they left out: Krakatoa actually killed over 35,000 people and injured well over 80,000 while it completely flattened over 150 villages and towns along the java sea while also severely damaging just as many
Mt.Krakatau:loudest eruption sound in the world Yellowstone:2nd largest eruption in the world Mt.toba:1st largest eruption in the world Human:wait thats illegal
of the small handful of super volcano's on the planet yellowstone being amongst the biggest is also believed to be the one most likely to erupt first. . we are currently within its average eruption time frame. . but it could still be 1000s of years. . or it could be the way we kick of 2021. . never know
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 If it erupts it will kill the United States. If the eruption is not as bad as it could be, it would still cripple us, and we could easily fall into anarchy. That's to say nothing of it's global effects, which would also be disastrous. I don't think it would take down our civilization but it would definitely bend us over collectively as a species and screw us bad. If your interested in more, there is a great Supervolcano series by Harry Turtledove which is very accurate on what it would be like. It follows people who live in the aftermath of Yellowstone and it is a trip. Imagine gangs of people travelling into the zones to forage from the dead states and sift through the ashes.
@@EvilChibiIggyII I heard it was something like plus or minus 20,000 years? I even heard that when they compared how often the major eruptions happen, we are a bit past due no?
You should react to the Mt Pele Eruption, Krakatoa, Lake Illopongo, and Mt Pinatubo. There is a couple good documentaries on all the above volcanoes on youtube.
Krakatoa: volcano From Indonesia 🇮🇩 Tambora: volcano from Indonesia 🇮🇩 Toba: volcano from Indonesia 🇮🇩 People residing in Indonesia: what the hell we will die😭😱😰
The yellowstone volcano as a supervolcano does not blow straight up as stratovolcanos. It travels low to the ground but much further. Check out Nick on the Rock or Nick at Home on youtube. He did his masters on geology fall out from yellowstone. He teaches geology in Washington state. He has a back yard weekly youtube lecture for the general public. So, he has one or two specific lectures about yellowstone supervolcano and some of the problematic dating for the next big one. Loads to learn from him about all kinds of geology.
You should research Yellowstone National Park. It has the largest magma chamber in the world so...if it erupts, and geologist expect it will at some point, we will see destruction like we've never seen before!
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@@heather4470 There's quite a couple super volcanoes in the US lol. In California, Colorado, New Mexico. I know there was a massive ancient one in Utah...
@@jariemonah the flat landing brook eruption, 466 million years ago, located in canada is one of the largest and oldest super eruption with high altitude of 12,000 cubic kilometers of material into the air
@@heather4470 Mono Lake complex in California for one. It's given a few scares with CO2 collecting in low lying areas which can be a preliminary sign that an eruption could be building. Or not. That's sort of the annoying thing about volcanoes. Scientists have a pretty good idea of what signs means its time to run and pray, but sometimes a volcano won't erupt for 10 or so years after giving all its warnings. And good luck trying to evacuate people in this country from their homes for 10 years. Oh, and did I mention there's a resort in the Mono Lake area? It's a tourist destination with both skiing and hot springs! -_- If humans are still living in that part of the world when it goes again.... It's gonna be BAD... VERY bad....
Mt pinatubo in philippines who is the second largest eruption in the 20th century is in alert level one and volcanic earthquake has been recorded everyday
I remember Mt. Pinatubo (Philippines) eruption in 1991. It lowered summer temps to the the 50s/ 60s Farenheit in Michigan instead of the normal 80s and 90s Farenheit - for all of the summer!
The United States is home to three active supervolcanoes, the USGS has determined: The famous Yellowstone, Long Valley and the Valles Caldera in New Mexico
Mt. St. Helens is in the Cascade mountain range which runs from British Columbia (Canada) to California. The range is volcanic because it lies on the Ring of Fire. This is why the west coast of the US is prone to volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Tsunamis too.
The Long Valley Caldera in California isn't as big as Yellowstone but it's still pretty hot, too. What if Yellowstone erupted tomorrow? th-cam.com/video/2iRJb15W-14/w-d-xo.html
Yellowstone moves and is highly vented so as much press As It Gets it has been getting smaller and smaller over time although it is still quite large but it is only an estimate as no one really knows
The 1883 Krakatoa eruption is fascinating. There are lots of good videos on it such as 27th August 1883: The eruption of Krakatoa or What is the LOUDEST Sound Ever Heard? and even a really interesting movie called Krakatoa: The Last Days
Toba volcano be legendary
2018 "ANAK KRAKATAU" exploded
That's true and it's most the loudest sound
The Tambora eruption in 1815 is actually snowed in the month of July!
Mt.Pinatubo is Smoking! 2021😭😭 it's powerful volcano
sana disumabog 😭apektado den pu kasi kami huhu
mas matakot po tayo pag sumabog pa ang Apo Laki huhu pero dinama napoata active yun
@@SethLewisFReyes Mas malakas pa ang apo laki sa yellow stone at tambora Tsaka Krakatoa pag sumabog to may mabubuong isla nanaman
@@rikkatakanashi5894 ongapoeh
@@rikkatakanashi5894 pwede dawpong matakpan luzon
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small detail they left out: Krakatoa actually killed over 35,000 people and injured well over 80,000 while it completely flattened over 150 villages and towns along the java sea while also severely damaging just as many
Mt.Krakatau:loudest eruption sound in the world
Yellowstone:2nd largest eruption in the world
Mt.toba:1st largest eruption in the world
Human:wait thats illegal
Recorded. We didn't have the technology before then.
No bro la garita is largest ereption
If we could record it, Yellowstone would easily have been 320Db, and Mt. Toba likely about 322-323
@@Treemannn139so your saying the super volcano u said produced more than 13400^km of tephra because they upgraded toba a little bit 😂😂
of the small handful of super volcano's on the planet yellowstone being amongst the biggest is also believed to be the one most likely to erupt first. . we are currently within its average eruption time frame. . but it could still be 1000s of years. . or it could be the way we kick of 2021. . never know
I heard that if it erupts, everyone within the midwestern USA would lose their hearing.
@@lelouchvibritannia4028 If it erupts it will kill the United States. If the eruption is not as bad as it could be, it would still cripple us, and we could easily fall into anarchy. That's to say nothing of it's global effects, which would also be disastrous. I don't think it would take down our civilization but it would definitely bend us over collectively as a species and screw us bad.
If your interested in more, there is a great Supervolcano series by Harry Turtledove which is very accurate on what it would be like. It follows people who live in the aftermath of Yellowstone and it is a trip. Imagine gangs of people travelling into the zones to forage from the dead states and sift through the ashes.
uuh.. we are not in yellowstone's eruption time frame Lol It will erupt long after we're gone.
@@EvilChibiIggyII I heard it was something like plus or minus 20,000 years? I even heard that when they compared how often the major eruptions happen, we are a bit past due no?
Who knows?
The data numbers are only 3 So we are very Unlikely to know
Indonesia very very dangerous : Toba, Krakatao, Tambora, Sinabung, Merapi, and etc active 78-100 mountain volc/day-month-years
You should react to the Mt Pele Eruption, Krakatoa, Lake Illopongo, and Mt Pinatubo. There is a couple good documentaries on all the above volcanoes on youtube.
@@You-ub2fe was giving suggestions of videos to react to next. Troll much?
Krakatoa: volcano From Indonesia 🇮🇩
Tambora: volcano from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Toba: volcano from Indonesia 🇮🇩
People residing in Indonesia: what the hell we will die😭😱😰
You forgot 2 other mountains from the list
Sinabung and Rinjani 🇮🇩
The yellowstone volcano as a supervolcano does not blow straight up as stratovolcanos. It travels low to the ground but much further. Check out Nick on the Rock or Nick at Home on youtube. He did his masters on geology fall out from yellowstone. He teaches geology in Washington state. He has a back yard weekly youtube lecture for the general public. So, he has one or two specific lectures about yellowstone supervolcano and some of the problematic dating for the next big one. Loads to learn from him about all kinds of geology.
This person need more *SUBS*
You should research Yellowstone National Park. It has the largest magma chamber in the world so...if it erupts, and geologist expect it will at some point, we will see destruction like we've never seen before!
You should watch "The Most Dangerous Type of Eruptions - Flood Volcanism explained".
You gonna like it, i promise.
Anyone wanting to read a great series about Yellowstone erupting I recommend the Supervolcano series by Harry Turtledove.
You should react to more Reigarw Comparisons.
The Toba supervolcano almost wiped out humanity
Volcanoes makes me think of the Pompei volcano, should react to that
A good channel for American Football is NFL Throwback. They have classic highlight videos and other information videos like “How every team got their name” and “Every stadium and it’s history behind it”
Yellowstone isn't even the only super volcano in North America lol
oh ok coo- wait what
@@heather4470 There's quite a couple super volcanoes in the US lol. In California, Colorado, New Mexico. I know there was a massive ancient one in Utah...
@@jariemonah the flat landing brook eruption,
466 million years ago, located in canada is one of the largest and oldest super eruption with high altitude of 12,000 cubic kilometers of material into the air
@@heather4470 Mono Lake complex in California for one. It's given a few scares with CO2 collecting in low lying areas which can be a preliminary sign that an eruption could be building. Or not. That's sort of the annoying thing about volcanoes. Scientists have a pretty good idea of what signs means its time to run and pray, but sometimes a volcano won't erupt for 10 or so years after giving all its warnings. And good luck trying to evacuate people in this country from their homes for 10 years. Oh, and did I mention there's a resort in the Mono Lake area? It's a tourist destination with both skiing and hot springs! -_- If humans are still living in that part of the world when it goes again.... It's gonna be BAD... VERY bad....
I was reading this and I was like "thankfully I didn't lived in north america."
Then i remember "oh yeah I lived near child of krakatoa"
In Iceland there is such a situation Earthquake activity along the west-east fault of the Reykjanes Peninsula in the Reykjanes volcano.
As a Geologist, I can say a volcanic event will be an extinction event. Can't say if it will be today or 10000 years from now, but it will happen.
Mount saint Helen’s was smaller than mount Vesuvius St Helens released 1.2^km of tephra I believe
Lovin the videos, but World Series game 6?
facts
@Josh derp then dont watch
@Josh derp the entirety of America would disagree considering it’s still one of the most watched pro sports of all time.
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That was interesting. Thank you.
You should look at the death rates on the volcanoes and you will discover more than the ones that are usually talked about
Mt pinatubo in philippines who is the second largest eruption in the 20th century is in alert level one and volcanic earthquake has been recorded everyday
I remember Mt. Pinatubo (Philippines) eruption in 1991. It lowered summer temps to the the 50s/ 60s Farenheit in Michigan instead of the normal 80s and 90s Farenheit - for all of the summer!
The United States is home to three active supervolcanoes, the USGS has determined: The famous Yellowstone, Long Valley and the Valles Caldera in New Mexico
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Mars has one Volcano and it's bigger than a few of our biggest combined.
They forgot Lakagígar, a huge one
YELLOWSTONE GOT THE BRONZE !! ^_^
Mt. St. Helens is in the Cascade mountain range which runs from British Columbia (Canada) to California. The range is volcanic because it lies on the Ring of Fire. This is why the west coast of the US is prone to volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Tsunamis too.
St. Helens erupted differently from most volcanos. It was like a giant canon.
You should react to can a volcano destroy the world, by reallifelore, he goes in depth of the volcanoes in this video
Mt Vesuvius actually had a small eruption during ww2 you can even see it during some of the old war vidios
surprised that he didn't notice the information for Tambora in terms of plume height and released tephra was incorrect.
Daddy luka
Not this video.... daddy luka has a deeper voice lol
Yo! Mt pinatobo is in Luzon and the one it said was true 20,000 people was evacuated
Indonesia :
-Sinabung
-Krakatoa
-Tambora
-Rinjani
-Toba
What about taupo?
@@slamyourheadin9449 Taupo is a volcano in New Zealand 🇳🇿
@@CGTNinEnglish thanks Sherlock
@@slamyourheadin9449 I mean the comment you previously replied to was talking about Indonesia's volcanos
Mt St Helens is peons and we havent had a eruption that big this century yet.
Do the one on nuclear explosion comparison
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Mount Toba is a mountain in Indonesia
And now mt Toba make a lake,and that lake is the second largest lake in the world.
The Long Valley Caldera in California isn't as big as Yellowstone but it's still pretty hot, too. What if Yellowstone erupted tomorrow? th-cam.com/video/2iRJb15W-14/w-d-xo.html
You should react to Yellowstone in the future
Yellowstone moves and is highly vented so as much press As It Gets it has been getting smaller and smaller over time although it is still quite large but it is only an estimate as no one really knows
react to yellowstone eruption movie pls
react to the Mt. Ontake Eruption from 2014. It was mentioned in this video. It is crazy.
Nice 👍
Nice
React to Toba Supervolcano
indonesia need to fix theit volcano problem i mean:
- toba
- tambora
- keakatoa is in the same country like wtf
how many volcanos in the U.K.?
Gotta embrace the NFL, luka. We know you don’t like it but it’s the only sport going on now in America until the nba comes back in a few months
I don’t think he hates it, I just think he likes stuff like basketball way more. I think the more he gets into it, he’ll learn to appreciate it.
He likes American Football. He just has a hard time making videos since they always seem to get blocked. This goes back to last year.
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