Indonesian childhood : drawing twin volcanos, rice field, the sun in the middle of volcanos, a birds, drawing a big smoke on top of the volcano (wedus gembel). Teacher : A+
Kata Han-tu, yang artinya merupakan keburukan, karena kebalikan dari Tu-han yang dipercayai sebagai kebaikan. Orang Dimasa lalu sudah mengetahui hal ini secara mendasar, mereka mengetahui bahwa banyak hal buruk yang bisa disebabkan oleh gunung, itu bisa meletus kapan saja. Namun mereka terkadang menganggap bahwa gungung juga memberikan kebaikan seperti sifat Tuhan. Jadilah sesajen, dll. Kita generasi penerus hanya meneruskan tanpa tahu kenapa, karena lebih suka dengan "bagaimana" ketimbang "kenapa".
Indonesians are closely related to their volcanoes, for example Indonesian children at school will most likely draw a rice field with two volcanoes in the background, there is a straight road that cuts through the rice fields leading to the mountain and there is a sun between the two mountains. at least more than one in their life
Gahaha if the art teacher asked us to draw it's almost like they don't ask us to just 'draw' but in our minds it specifically became 'draw the two peaks, ricefield, and a little hut' because that's the only drawing that we can draw volumes of.
For the Indonesians who climbed to the top of the mountain: - you will be killed by volcanic ash, NO - you will get lost, meet mystical things, or see ghosts, YES
Great video! But as a professor with a PhD in volcanology, I need to correct two big mistakes: 1:22- Tectonic plates DO NOT "float around on molten lava." The Earth's mantle is actually solid (but ductile, like silly putty). Even if the mantle was liquid and "molten", it would be called magma, not lava, because it is not on Earth's surface. 6:59- Mount Merapi has not killed more people than any other volcano, not even in Indonesia. Mount Merapi has killed 5,369 people, during 15 deadly eruptions (especially deadly in 1672, 1930, and 2010). However: Tambora, Indonesia (1815)- killed 49,000 people Krakatoa, Indonesia (1883)- killed 36,000 Mount Pelee, Martinique (1902)- killed 28,000 Nevado del Ruiz, Columbia (1985)- killed 24,000 Kelut, Indonesia (1586)- killed 10,000 (*statistics from the published study: Brown et al., 2017)
@lion king Toba erupted 70.000 years ago, it making humans almost vanished from the planet, how thick the ash make sun cant go through and even caused an ice age
Reminds me of that one documentary.. "This is the most active volcano in this part of the world..." "So when the last time it was active?" ".... Yesterday."
FunFact : - People do lives around those volcanoes (as near as 4km from the crater!) - You could climb those volcanoes. - Some even became recreational park. - Some of them erupted weekly (Merapi just erupted yesterday!)
Yes. Some of those volcanoes become the recreational park for tourist. The example is mount Bromo and Kelud in East Java. I've been hike both of those mountains. Because im living in East Java
As always, I LOVE your work. I'm sure this is just the first of many projects we will do together. PS. the ice cream machine was also broken in East Java...
@@rizkyananta5461 maybe he's just unlucky. If we use the 15% fail ratio from the previous McDonalds video, then the chances were 34 of 227 restaurants in Indonesia have faulty machines.
I have climbed Bromo and Semaru. The caldera which contains Bromo is one of the more stunning and beautiful landscapes on Earth. Kelud is another volcano between Semaru and Merapi that I enjoy visiting that has changed so much in the last 20 years. Thanks for the video!
As a geologist, thank you so so sooo much for the quality animations and 3D visuals used in this video. Modern science communication could benefit so much from quality visuals included like this. It’s always a bummer to watch news coverage from major organizations struggle to even provide maps with pin points or outlines when covering natural disaster and/or environmental issues.
@@spickett10 well Indonesia should be high on your list then 😄 Java island alone could offer the magnificient sight of 4 active volcanoes (Anak Krakatao, Tangkuban Perahu, Merapi, Bromo) 👍
*Foreigners visiting Indonesia* -Foreigners: hey look, volcano!! -Indonesian: yeah we have tons of em, hey....we have big lizard too -Foreigners: omg its erupting! -Indonesian: yeah, thats the third one this week, you wanna see our big lizard?
That's what I call lazy representation. Srsly, yeah, Komodo is only in Indonesia, but come on now. Try to fucking at least preserve the other animals like Orangutan and Sumatran Tigers, those are also OURS. And the volcanoes, volcanoes are quite good as well.
Before our family move to USA, my dad told to me they used to live in a state close to Merapi in Indonesia. ( A volcano in central Java ) it was beautiful having such sight every morning, people love living in the village caused they will got anything what they want with easy and chiep they also will get fresh air everyday, but also scary when volcano early alarm sytem would turn yellow.
I once hiked up until the caldera as a kid, right before it was most likely going to erupt, and so me and my family ran down the volcano as fast as we could
@@AmieW Merapi was hikeable. I used to hike it back in 2008, before the big eruption that killed Mbah Marijan. We used to reach the peak from north path. We can hike it double with Merbabu from Boyolali.
@@kitten9208 yes is hikeable, but not now since eruption happens everyday the authorities make rules to not to climb this mountain since any attempt to climb it will risk your life
I live in central Java but I grew up in the UK. Volcanoes for me were just in story books and movies. Now, seeing them everyday it's kind of surreal for me. I've lived in Indonesia for several years now but I still haven't got used to seeing volcanoes whenever I go running or just go out for a drive.
fr? man dont those always show up like, a few hours to a roadtrip in tolls?? isnt that so often? i mean the sorta depends on where you live, but from when i do it came like, a few mins in the tolls, then it dont show up, and came another one.
I’m an Indonesian. That’s right, the land is amazingly fertile. How fertile? Imagine that you eat mango at one day, throw away the seed, and forget about that. One year later ... there you go; a mango tree! Ready to be harvested.
it's depends where you throw the seed and what seed is it, but I've got your point. live in center of Bandung where like 90% ground covered by either asphalt or concrete (which makes cat doesn't have place to take a shit) I usually toss away seeds on ground it's like 1 from 5 grow if not touched and all of them stolen when it's grow. pretty sure Jakarta soil quality worse than that.
I've hiked a few of these Volcanos and they really are spectacular, but those Sulphur miners really are doing some of the most intense work I've ever seen. The trek up the volcano is long and arduous in itself but once you get to the centre for the first time you're totally underprepared for the brutality of the environment. The gas sears your lungs and burns your eyes. It's relentless and unforgiving - even with a gas mask. And yet - Indonesia is by far one of the most beautiful countries on earth without question. The culture, the beaches, the jungles, the mountains and waterfalls. Nothing quite compares. I can't see a world in which I don't keep going back every chance I get to see more.
I remember like one or two years ago when there was a quake in LA and it was trending on twitter worldwide, i sat where i was and think, “surely its not that bad?” but i forgot completely that i’m indonesian, I’ve experienced handful of earthquakes in my 23 years of living to the point that I’m not that worried about it anymore just of how used am i to it. messed up.
Incredible video, Johnny! Indonesia is a vast, diverse and mesmerising place - a true pearl on this beautiful planet. If you or your audience now feel inspired, please do bear one thing in mind: be cautious and aware when it comes to wildlife tourism there. It can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience yet there's also a very gruesome dark side to it. We're currently researching on a story about wildlife exploitation for the tourism industry there and some of its facets are truly unbelievable.
Funfact: some areas are frequently hit by earthquakes including where my friend lives. at first everyone panicked and left the house. but because it often happens even at night. he was tired of being on guard. and he said: never mind, maybe later will also stop. and he continued his sleep 😂
The first few months I moved to Jogja, there were multiple earthquakes at night. I never woke up from it while my friends are talking about it in the morning, how it woke them up. I honestly can't feel the shake 😂
I am from Jakarta, and there was one time in high school when people suddenly went out, the teachers, the staff, the students, including me, everyone went out. Apparently, there was an earthquake, which I didn’t feel because it was mild, and one of my teachers made a joke in which while the boys were using the toilet and the earthquake occurred, the p** will start spraying around 😂
Your wide-ranged curiosity never ceased to amaze me, Johnny. As an Indonesian, it is lovely to see one tries to spell the names correctly, although the 'Krakatoa' one should be closer to 'Krakatau' or maybe you can refer it to the more aptly-named "Anak Krakatau (Krakatoa's son)". It is also good to point out the importance of volcano to our local culture and religion, such as Bromo for Osing people, but you forgot Merapi is also being connected to the folklore of the Queen of the South Sea (Nyi Roro Kidul- Ratu Pantai Selatan) and the Royalty of Jogjakarta (Kesultanan Jogjakarta). Last but not least, if I may, I want to add that we also have Tambora, the one that causes Battle of Waterloo to went that way (the year without summer) and Toba, an ancient volcano of which the eruption leads to latest ice age. Again, thank you for giving Indonesia a shout, Johnny, terima kasih banyak!
@@DaniSC_l1 nyi roro kidul is a famous legend sometimes also used to scare kids but not anymore for example "don't go too far from the shore or nyi roro kidul will drag you down"
Unfortunately, they charge 10x price to enter Semeru-Bromo-Tengger National Park for foreigners (this is official charge), as many Indonesian tourism place for example Borobudur
@@turangga2641 yeah that's the only downside. They do the same in India where I'm from. So, I was kinda prepared for it. But it's high time they change those rules.
As long as you keep your house around 20-40 km from the top of Mount Merapi, it was not so dangerous. It has the best Disaster Mitigation in this Country (Indonesia). So you will have early warning before the mount erupts, and keep your place far away from disaster area map. But you will face another problems: earthquake (active Opak Fault located South to East from this Mountain), so you should avoid this place to build the home, or you must build with advance technologies to dampen earthquake wave amplification.
when Mt. Merapi fully erupts for real tho, the Java Island might splits into two parts (half) 😱 Note: in recorded history, only lots of minor & some notable major eruptions happened before.
As an Indonesian i just wanna say, "visit Indonesia, we have deadly volcano, komodo dragon (also can kill you,) , a lot of incredible underwater diving spot, and unlimited beaches(not just Bali)". All you can enjoy with safe.
I grew up around a volcano called Sinabung, and it is an active one, my parents and two of my siblings still live there, the volcano erupted almost every week, and sometimes every day since 2010, some of the village already deep down buried by the ash, but the villagers already relocated to other area that goverment provided.
A volcano: literally erupts. Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s. That is classic left. Hiding propaganda behind vague general statements and some exquisite editing.
I live in the city of Malang, East Java. My city is surrounded by 4 mountains. Mount Arjuna, Mount Bromo, Mount Semeru and Mount Kawi. here often occur small earthquakes centered from the seabed. This video reminds me of the dangers of eruptions. thanks for the knowledge.
Should i say, "kamu beruntung" atau "kasian deh kamu , felipe?" Soalnya saya sendiri juga bingung, bersyukur ada gunung berapi tp kadang bikin takut juga. 😂
Earth science student here, 2 small notes: the eruption of Tambora (1815) was larger than that of Krakatau, and when plates are spreading apart, they usually don't form islands, but oceanic ridges. Iceland is a place where the oceanic ridge comes out of the water, but this is more the exception than the rule.
Hi there! I'm a geologist and this video was almost 100% accurate. Wanted to clear some things up for anyone who is interested. The plates actually sit on magma, not lava. Lava is magma at the surface and magma is lava beneath the ground. They aren't 100km thick. They range depending on if its an oceanic or continental plate. Oceanic plates are the thinnest (about 5-20km at most) while continental can be as much as 70km thick. Volcanoes can form near subduction zones, but its not the only place they can form. Divergent plate boundaries (like rift zones) can create volcanic islands, but not always. Also, a mudflow of volcanic ash (lahar) is formed not only when it rains, but also when the snow and glaciers on top of the volcano are melted by the heat, causing the ash to stick in the water and flow down the steep sides of the volcano.
Typically, mud flows (lahars) are from the melting of snow/glaciers at the top of the volcano. Sometimes rain can do it, but normally (elsewhere on earth) this is from glacier/snow melt.
When an overseas TH-cam channel informs you more about your country than your drama-filled local TH-camrs.... Thank God we live in the age of globalization. very informative video, top notch production values...
John, I'm an Indonesian living in Bandung, my house is not so far from the Tangkuban Perahu Volcano in northern part, in the south there are a row of Malabar, Patuha, Galunggung, Guntur volcanoes ,which if eruption the volcanic dust can reach here. why many people like to live around the volcano area. 1. The land is fertile, the water is fresh, the air is cool 2. the view is amazing, beautiful, nice scene. 3. The environment is comfortable, various animals can still be found, tigers, deer, wild boars, monkeys, various birds etc. 4. The forest is still primary, there are waterfalls, rivers and sometimes lakes. Where else can you find a paradise on earth like this? . is there a danger of explosion? there is, but who cares, it doesn't happen every year, maybe tens or hundreds of years, volcanic explosions are actually beneficial for residents, land is renewable and becomes fertile, sometimes the material is like sand, rocks can be sold, maybe there is also a REE deposit. Houses, rice fields, gardens can be destroyed and damaged?.. obviously, but sorry.. Itu will be rebuilt, Dangerous live?.. actually there have been emergency steps to avoid the consequences of the eruption made by the government. we are not so afraid of volcanic explosions, we are familiar to living with them, we are grateful that Allah Azza wa Jalla has given volcanoes, isn't it cool as a ring of fire area, a row of hundreds of volcanoes, who doesn't know the Toba explosion, Krakatoa, Tambora, Merapi, Bromo, Semeru, Leuser. Around Jakarta, there are Mount Gede, Pangrano, and GN Salak which are beautiful tourist areas, there are tea plantations, safari parks etc. btw, the sulfur mining work in Ijen is small, not all residents make a living from there, the main thing is agriculture and plantations. Please come in to Indonesia to climb hundreds of volcanoes here, maybe your whole life will never finish climbing all of them.
Indonesia at least has three of ten deadliest volcano eruptions in the world of all time: Toba (yes, that super beautiful lake was actually a volcano that lost half its top), Tambora (which eruption caused famine in europe and america), and Krakatau (with its still living progeny)
Hey, you forgot to mention Toba. There's theory that when mount Toba erupted, it wiped out the majority of human at that time and it create a genetic bottleneck in human evolution.
@@azhari7968 no. Toba is still active. And then Toba has so more swarm active earthquake many weeks ago, that make sense Toba still could be alive. Btw i'm from Medan City, North Sumatera
yup ... I think you're right. but it's also interesting to study about the lake Toba in North Sumatera that was a big volcane before it erupted. And when you study further about the eruption from that volcano (75,000 years a go), it was the biggest eruption ever that the scientist studied. they found the dust all over the world ... even in north & south pole if I'm not mistaken
The weather was so bad that a couple of authors couldn't enjoy their vacation in Switzerland and had to stay inside the whole time. One of them got so bored she wrote some book about a monster, called Frankenstein or something.
as indonesian, hiking volcano is my healing time, I'm glad we have a lot here so i can explore each of them without getting bored because every single volcano have different vegetation with mesmerizing panorama, it's so relaxing to sit on the front of the tent under the night sky with million stars, or watching the sunrise or sunset, and enjoying a cup of hot coffee. last week i hiked a volcano in west java, and i have plan to go to nusa tenggara barat next two months, come here and let's hike mountain together!
I was lucky enough to see Krakatau in October 2018 as I approached it it erupted again and again then later that year of course it blew itself to bits and caused the tsunami on the very western beaches of Java specifically Cerita Anya, where all the band and all the lead singers family died, he survived. I did strike me when there the vulnerability of those low flat beaches and roads behind. The Indonesian people have a tremendous ability to just get on with life in their volatile country. You really do get a sense of real 'life' around you when there with gloriously green trees flourishing and an abundance of fruit everywhere. Indonesians are taken advantage of by many countries for cheap labour. If you ever visit be kind, be generous with tips they are the most delighful people despite living in an area which is always trying to kill them not just with volcanoes but tremendous floods and landslides.
yes yes yes yes! thank you for doing more geology and geophysics. many people undervalue the importance of this subject and as a geophysicist, nothing brings me joy than someone explaining and showcasing tectonics.
9:27 that clip is when the band known as Seventeen was performing in the Banten province on Java when the tsunami hit. The vocalist was the only survivor of the tsunami; the rest of the vans, as well as the vocalist’s wife, perished in that unfortunate disaster.
@@theonlyholyDEMIGOD yeah cause they teach you about the volcanos in Indonesia, how they affect the locals there, and how they mine sulfur and its gasses. Come on bro. Get real. 🙄
I remember when I was a my primary school student the term "Ring of Fire" was constantly appears in Geography subject and it also has a catchy name so it stuck in my head. It tells us that Indonesia's western part especially Java Island (where I live) is inside the ring, I was like "Welp, I guess we're all fcked up then"
9:25 Many foreign people don't know that the person on the stage is a singer who died because of the tsunami, including how many people were at the concert.
Yellowstone started its life as a LIP (a mantle plume that causes massive effusive eruptions) and then decided it wanted to blow things up. Toba and Taupo came by their supervolcano statuses via subduction.
I rented a house near Mt. Merapi, when it had small eruption in 2019 I can see how huge was the ash column. The villagers are just watched and talked about their experience during 2010 big eruption. Boy, they were so calm. We learnt to live harmoniously with the nature. But yes, there's still pretty dangerous under certain radius.
I've been to Mt Merapi a couple of times, the last one was 2 years ago, there is a famous museum in one of its slopes during its increased activities. It just exploded about few weeks ago. The shocking thing is you never realise how tall the mountain is, it currently stands at 9,550 feet after bouts of eruption (Mt. St. Helens in comparison is 9,667 feet before the eruption). From Borobudur, I looked up the ring of fire surrounding Magelang regency, I assumed the peak was hidden among the clouds, but then I looked up some more, oh sh... the peak actually protruded above the clouds! Mt. Merbabu, another active volcano next to Merapi is more than 10,000 feet tall, but it is much less active. The next one is Mt. Sumbing at 11,000 feet tall, next to another volcano Mt. Sindoro (another 10,000 feet tall volcano). The names there aptly suggests what to expect of it: Merapi = Meru+Api = Mountain+Fire. Merbabu = Meru+Abu = Mountain+Ash. The volcano ashes is also why the Borobudur temple complex was saved. It was buried underneath thick ash and in the middle of dense jungle coverage when Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles ordered his Dutch explorers to investigate the abandoned remains of the giant temple. The soil is very fertile, yes. I won't recommend anyone to grow Italian basil (Genovese variant) here, your garden will be instant jungle in 3 weeks. I instantly regretting my cheap pesto project.
I've watched this video several times. It's very good video, not only talk about the volcano itself but you tell a story about our culture, and our way of life. From my perspective as a survivor of mount Merapi, we did not see the eruption as a disaster (yes it's super terrifying), but great blessing from earth. Lot of live has lost, but we are never angry at her, we always come back to her.
the real question is why is it called the ring of fire? just because there are so many volcanoes doesn't make anything special about it (eg the Himalayas). the real reason is because Indonesia sits on 3 tectonic plates and 1 or 2 can be said to be very active. So the movement of these plates makes the volcano more active. Just like Japan, which has a country area that sits right above the meeting of the Pacific and Eurasian plates. thus making Japan like a small Indonesian country full of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. I think like that.
@@Aitarak-zn3fm yoan comment about indonesia is ring of fire completely misleading. Indonesia is ONE of the many country that sits on the line of ring of fire. It called ring of fire because many of active volcanoes Or in fact 75% are located in ring of fire. And 90% earthquake occur along that path of ring of fire. According to national geography Ring of fire stretch between several tectonic plates, that is pacific, Juan de fuca, cocos, indian-australian, nazca, north americans , And phillippine plate Why Indonesia can be dangerous? Because the country contain many ACTIVE And dangerous volcanoes. For example like toba, sinabung, merapi and anak krakatau or krakatou child. and for the record, the most dangerous volcano eruption until now exist in Indonesia, yes, mount toba explosion. The story of the explosion is a legend until now.
@@fransiscaputri2580 So you think volcanoes exist and grow and then explode by themselves? and it has nothing to do with the movement of tectonic plates? maybe you should re-open the geography book from school or look for more references. then you say my comment is misleading opinion? then I want to ask you why you only mention volcanoes on the south side of Indonesia why not say the ones on the north side maybe on the island of Borneo? then the first paragraph of your comment doesn't seem to answer related to TS's comments and the content of the video about volcanoes in Indonesia then your second paragraph's comment just confirms TS's statement and the content of the video above without giving a 'why' reason. try to understand again the meaning of the video content and its relation to TS's comments.
I visit indonesia several times every year. I was actually on the Merapi volcano right before it started erupting in 2019. Thankfully everything was okay and people got out in time, but a lot of people refused to leave the village that is literally on the volcano which is absolutely crazy.
And not just a simple city. It's one of the biggest cities in Indonesia. And specially the surroundings are beautiful: kawah putih, mt papandayan, tangkuban perahu
Sorry to cut your excitement, but Bandung Valley isn't considered a former crater, but simply a valley surrounded by multiple mountains in all directions. It was proven to be a former ancient lake due to its geography, but by no means it was a crater
6:30 yes, eventhough it's $21, food and basic daily necessities are pretty cheap in Java, the island where this volcano exist. Meals only cost you $8 per day. Less if you buy it from market and cooked it yourself. With other stuff you spend, you can bring around $7-10 to save. I say, that's a good paying work there.
I was there in Kentungan when merapi erupted in 2010. Will never forget the sight of ashes fallin down the pitch black sky at 3 AM. The eruption itself wasnt really bad but as a college boy who lived on boarding house getting proper meal was uneasy task for me, i had to relly on instant nooddles for 3 days before ive had enough and "evacuated" myself to Purwokerto lol
@@sekar9901 where did you get those numbers? I'm pretty sure the casulties of 2010 merapi eruption were fewer than 50 (although i could be wrong), and most of victims dying after they refused the evacuation order.
I'm fascinated that you stated volcano as "sleeping dragons". The folklore (asal usul) of mountain creation or tales also depict dragons are residents or bearer of mountains. And excuse me, about the muddy rain emitted mixture is called "lahar dingin", which have close meaning to "flowing cold lava". The hot smoke blast named "wedus gembel" or literally "ugly goat". Hope you always have good luck during next projects 😀.
Earth: "H- H- Hey God.. how are ya?" God: "Good, Wbu?" Earth: "Good, im here to ask for your permission" God: "Go on" Earth: "So... Can i customize the land of Indonesia?" God: "Of course, do as you please, just dont add too many volcanoes" Earth: "🙂" God: "Earth?" Earth "🙂"
Earth: I think this archipelago need some volcanoes God: So you will only make some volcanoes right? Earth: ... God: So you will only make some volcanoes right?
I absolutely LOVE your channel hun! I have learned so much & it's a starting point for a deeper dive into researching various different subjects! Thank you for making these & please continue doing so! Sending all the love, positive vibes, good health & fortune the universe has to offer to you & your family
Been to Ijen, Bromo, & Mirapi some of the best adventure I have :) its stunning to see the scale of it and fascinating that the locals just live with it.
FR your way of delivering information is so enjoyable. I've been a subscriber for just a month and I almost watch your entire 2019 - 2021 videos. It's easy to digest, yet informative and fun to watch with all of those animations and transitions. I just wanna say thank you, Ur so inspiring.
I just found your content recently and I am so glad I did. You are so good at framing a topic and explaining it in a way for people to understand, even if they have no prior knowledge.
Great stuff like always, Jonny! I really like the style you've developed over the years! Your vids are making huge strides in quality. Also thanks for putting the bar at the bottom when a sponsor comes up. The truth is no matter who I'm watching I always skip the sponsor but with a lot of videos I skip part of the actual video. This keeps me from doing that. Anyways, much love from SLC.
Meanwhile literally me at home see some dust of volcano instead some dirt move at near earthquake and volcano zone : "Nah it was happen, yea always happen".
I was actually on one of the beach that was hit by tsunami caused by Anak Krakatau eruption on 2018 at the night it was happen. We didn't feel any earthquake beforehand so most of us didn't prepare and run to safety. The water just suddenly rise without warning. I was lucky the beach I was on is not the one that was most severe hit by the tsunami. Love your content as always btw. So exited you finally talked about Indonesia.
Indonesia in a nutshell
Pros: Volcano
Cons: Volcano
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Super fertile land for super population growth
But limiting any economic activity outside agriculture.
And alot other pros and cons
Lebih banyak pertanian wkwkwkwk
@@johnnyharris 😂😂😂😂
Tanah subur iya, kematian iya
Indonesian childhood : drawing twin volcanos, rice field, the sun in the middle of volcanos, a birds, drawing a big smoke on top of the volcano (wedus gembel).
Teacher : A+
I'm dying XXD
Gambaran andalan anak sd 😂🤣 kalo gambar gunung segitiga,ada sawah,jalan,burung,dan awan ,pasti bu guru ngasih nilai yang bagus😁😎🤭
Gunung legend wkwkwkw
This is legend 🤣🤣
Kata Han-tu, yang artinya merupakan keburukan, karena kebalikan dari Tu-han yang dipercayai sebagai kebaikan.
Orang Dimasa lalu sudah mengetahui hal ini secara mendasar, mereka mengetahui bahwa banyak hal buruk yang bisa disebabkan oleh gunung, itu bisa meletus kapan saja.
Namun mereka terkadang menganggap bahwa gungung juga memberikan kebaikan seperti sifat Tuhan. Jadilah sesajen, dll.
Kita generasi penerus hanya meneruskan tanpa tahu kenapa, karena lebih suka dengan "bagaimana" ketimbang "kenapa".
Indonesians are closely related to their volcanoes, for example Indonesian children at school will most likely draw a rice field with two volcanoes in the background, there is a straight road that cuts through the rice fields leading to the mountain and there is a sun between the two mountains. at least more than one in their life
Gahaha if the art teacher asked us to draw it's almost like they don't ask us to just 'draw' but in our minds it specifically became 'draw the two peaks, ricefield, and a little hut' because that's the only drawing that we can draw volumes of.
Ngakak :'v
Just like we draw in Nepal.
We draw Himalayan mountains instead of volcanoes and instead of roads we make rivers
@@anupriyakarki2006 do you also draw just two (only two) mountains with a river between it?
@@oneof29 yeah
For the Indonesians who climbed to the top of the mountain:
- you will be killed by volcanic ash, NO
- you will get lost, meet mystical things, or see ghosts, YES
That’s exactly what I fear the most T~T
Pasar gaib moment
It depens on which ones
@@matttamu402 lingsir wengi song starts playing
@@xilox.9903 play Kpop for counter it, I'm sure they get away with facepalm.
Great video! But as a professor with a PhD in volcanology, I need to correct two big mistakes:
1:22- Tectonic plates DO NOT "float around on molten lava." The Earth's mantle is actually solid (but ductile, like silly putty). Even if the mantle was liquid and "molten", it would be called magma, not lava, because it is not on Earth's surface.
6:59- Mount Merapi has not killed more people than any other volcano, not even in Indonesia.
Mount Merapi has killed 5,369 people, during 15 deadly eruptions (especially deadly in 1672, 1930, and 2010). However:
Tambora, Indonesia (1815)- killed 49,000 people
Krakatoa, Indonesia (1883)- killed 36,000
Mount Pelee, Martinique (1902)- killed 28,000
Nevado del Ruiz, Columbia (1985)- killed 24,000
Kelut, Indonesia (1586)- killed 10,000 (*statistics from the published study: Brown et al., 2017)
Don't forget super volcanoes :)
Toba
@lion king Toba erupted 70.000 years ago, it making humans almost vanished from the planet, how thick the ash make sun cant go through and even caused an ice age
Wow, surely you know a lot bout volcanos...
@@JoshZnh yes i know,i lived there for my entire life.😂
Reminds me of that one documentary..
"This is the most active volcano in this part of the world..."
"So when the last time it was active?"
".... Yesterday."
HAHAHA SAME😭😂
what is the title of the documentary?
@@andrewpelealu1776 th-cam.com/video/5Y2MDrhRLmk/w-d-xo.html at 28:00
There is one a bit further north in Indonesia called Dukono that literally never stops erupting.
@@aulianrhaa mmmm m mk
FunFact :
- People do lives around those volcanoes (as near as 4km from the crater!)
- You could climb those volcanoes.
- Some even became recreational park.
- Some of them erupted weekly (Merapi just erupted yesterday!)
No it doesn't, i live in jakarta, and that's a proof
@@hawaii-easterunion9221 which one?
Yes. Some of those volcanoes become the recreational park for tourist. The example is mount Bromo and Kelud in East Java. I've been hike both of those mountains. Because im living in East Java
@@sonycbruesz7248 Semeru and Ijen too, maybe some exceptions just like Sibayak which so devastating eruption
@@hawaii-easterunion9221 huh?
As always, I LOVE your work. I'm sure this is just the first of many projects we will do together. PS. the ice cream machine was also broken in East Java...
are you sure about that? im in east java, and McD's ice cream machine here is fine..im in Malang anyway
@@rizkyananta5461 same,im in south Kalimantan and McDonald icecream working well
@zeeshan dalidig hi there
@@dadarkapad8614 yepp..at least in indonesia we still got our ice cream 😂😂
@@rizkyananta5461 maybe he's just unlucky. If we use the 15% fail ratio from the previous McDonalds video, then the chances were 34 of 227 restaurants in Indonesia have faulty machines.
I have climbed Bromo and Semaru. The caldera which contains Bromo is one of the more stunning and beautiful landscapes on Earth. Kelud is another volcano between Semaru and Merapi that I enjoy visiting that has changed so much in the last 20 years. Thanks for the video!
try to climb rinjani in lombok its really beautiful
mount semeru just erupted because i'm from indonesia
@@naseh446 I have been to Lombok. Rhinjani is a beautiful place. As is Agung. Climbed all of them too
Semeru is dangerous when you climb to top. Is slippy and confusing.
@@mixmixture7049 and don’t forget it is very step
As a geologist, thank you so so sooo much for the quality animations and 3D visuals used in this video. Modern science communication could benefit so much from quality visuals included like this. It’s always a bummer to watch news coverage from major organizations struggle to even provide maps with pin points or outlines when covering natural disaster and/or environmental issues.
Have you been to Indonesia?
@@harukrentz435 I haven't. So the nice visuals here immediately helped me get some bearings on locations and context👍🏼
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
@@spickett10 well Indonesia should be high on your list then 😄 Java island alone could offer the magnificient sight of 4 active volcanoes (Anak Krakatao, Tangkuban Perahu, Merapi, Bromo) 👍
*Foreigners visiting Indonesia*
-Foreigners: hey look, volcano!!
-Indonesian: yeah we have tons of em, hey....we have big lizard too
-Foreigners: omg its erupting!
-Indonesian: yeah, thats the third one this week, you wanna see our big lizard?
**Sad komodo dragon noises**
*big poisonous lizard
Lol the minister of tourism is so drunk 🤣🤣
That's what I call lazy representation. Srsly, yeah, Komodo is only in Indonesia, but come on now. Try to fucking at least preserve the other animals like Orangutan and Sumatran Tigers, those are also OURS. And the volcanoes, volcanoes are quite good as well.
@@rachelciel3330 A lot of foreign youtubers promote Indonesia better than our government lol..
Trust me, Indonesian will be more afraid to lost when climbing a mountain and found a market in the middle of the Forest than those volcanoes
Dont worry I'm Indonesian too that's why i understand this 😂👌
Pasar setan wkwk
Ghost markets bruh. Those things are deadly.
Dunno why there are no cases which foreign tourist got lost in one of our ghost market
@@anakkosangabut69 ikr but there are some cases of bule got lost and found dead
Before our family move to USA, my dad told to me they used to live in a state close to Merapi in Indonesia. ( A volcano in central Java ) it was beautiful having such sight every morning, people love living in the village caused they will got anything what they want with easy and chiep they also will get fresh air everyday, but also scary when volcano early alarm sytem would turn yellow.
Soetopo jowo
Mulio mas...
I once hiked up until the caldera as a kid, right before it was most likely going to erupt, and so me and my family ran down the volcano as fast as we could
Fun fact: you can climb all of that crazy deadly volcanoes
except merapi, unless you want to get blacklisted to climb any mountain in indonesia
@@AmieW Merapi was hikeable. I used to hike it back in 2008, before the big eruption that killed Mbah Marijan. We used to reach the peak from north path. We can hike it double with Merbabu from Boyolali.
@@kitten9208 yes is hikeable, but not now since eruption happens everyday the authorities make rules to not to climb this mountain since any attempt to climb it will risk your life
@@AmieW Technically yes, we can climb Merapi. Those rules is to prohibit people for climbing Merapi because of today's situation.
My kid brother just got down from Mt. Semeru.
Me, an Indonesian totally forgot that volcano is dangerous.
True
Lmao we took vacation on volcanoes
TRUE
True
Volcano : *dangerous*
Indonesian : Cuk, weekend daki gunung yok!
I live in central Java but I grew up in the UK. Volcanoes for me were just in story books and movies. Now, seeing them everyday it's kind of surreal for me. I've lived in Indonesia for several years now but I still haven't got used to seeing volcanoes whenever I go running or just go out for a drive.
fr? man dont those always show up like, a few hours to a roadtrip in tolls?? isnt that so often? i mean the sorta depends on where you live, but from when i do it came like, a few mins in the tolls, then it dont show up, and came another one.
Y di uk saja aman diselruh indonesia dikelilingi gempa smua udah merasakan gempa 5.5magnetudo sangat menakutkan
I’m an Indonesian. That’s right, the land is amazingly fertile. How fertile? Imagine that you eat mango at one day, throw away the seed, and forget about that. One year later ... there you go; a mango tree! Ready to be harvested.
so this exact thing happened to a friend of mine near bandung with an avocado seed
So true..lol
Damn that sounds amazing. Wanna visit Indonesia some day . Beautiful country
it's depends where you throw the seed and what seed is it, but I've got your point.
live in center of Bandung where like 90% ground covered by either asphalt or concrete (which makes cat doesn't have place to take a shit) I usually toss away seeds on ground it's like 1 from 5 grow if not touched and all of them stolen when it's grow.
pretty sure Jakarta soil quality worse than that.
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
I've hiked a few of these Volcanos and they really are spectacular, but those Sulphur miners really are doing some of the most intense work I've ever seen. The trek up the volcano is long and arduous in itself but once you get to the centre for the first time you're totally underprepared for the brutality of the environment. The gas sears your lungs and burns your eyes. It's relentless and unforgiving - even with a gas mask.
And yet - Indonesia is by far one of the most beautiful countries on earth without question. The culture, the beaches, the jungles, the mountains and waterfalls. Nothing quite compares. I can't see a world in which I don't keep going back every chance I get to see more.
5:48 i guess this is most indonesian moment. Just taking a kretek cigarette, and chillin' on a side of mountain lmao
Yup 🤣
lol
ngehek
Big problem in indonesia is no more cigarret in your pocket it will ruin a day
U forgot the coffee
I remember like one or two years ago when there was a quake in LA and it was trending on twitter worldwide, i sat where i was and think, “surely its not that bad?” but i forgot completely that i’m indonesian, I’ve experienced handful of earthquakes in my 23 years of living to the point that I’m not that worried about it anymore just of how used am i to it. messed up.
Incredible video, Johnny! Indonesia is a vast, diverse and mesmerising place - a true pearl on this beautiful planet. If you or your audience now feel inspired, please do bear one thing in mind: be cautious and aware when it comes to wildlife tourism there. It can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience yet there's also a very gruesome dark side to it. We're currently researching on a story about wildlife exploitation for the tourism industry there and some of its facets are truly unbelievable.
Really? im so excited 😳 -an indonesian subscriber and avid watcher
Excited!
I bet ur research is gonna point out elephant and monkey exploitation
knowing our very absurdly clowny corrupt goverment... i won't surprised... i will eagerly wait for yout video 😘
Hello terra
Someone give this man his own Netflix series, his productions are just too good.
@netflix
^^ looks like our top dogs are on it already. now its just a matter of time boys.
Why Netflix when you have TH-cam
I agree 💯💯
True!
British Empire should thank to Tambora Eruption 200 years ago to make france lose in waterloo battle
*battle
@@hermayokneewishlee2623 10 November 1945 kita Surabaya vs British
@@hermayokneewishlee2623 itungannya pernah menjajah walau cuma 18 hari.
Yooo I didn't know this
Well actually UK used to be colonize indonesia, they take over from france and give it back to netherland
Funfact: some areas are frequently hit by earthquakes including where my friend lives. at first everyone panicked and left the house. but because it often happens even at night. he was tired of being on guard.
and he said: never mind, maybe later will also stop. and he continued his sleep 😂
@@jellyfishi_ ??
this is me lol
@@jellyfishi_ is there something in your water bruh?
The first few months I moved to Jogja, there were multiple earthquakes at night. I never woke up from it while my friends are talking about it in the morning, how it woke them up. I honestly can't feel the shake 😂
I am from Jakarta, and there was one time in high school when people suddenly went out, the teachers, the staff, the students, including me, everyone went out. Apparently, there was an earthquake, which I didn’t feel because it was mild, and one of my teachers made a joke in which while the boys were using the toilet and the earthquake occurred, the p** will start spraying around 😂
Your wide-ranged curiosity never ceased to amaze me, Johnny.
As an Indonesian, it is lovely to see one tries to spell the names correctly, although the 'Krakatoa' one should be closer to 'Krakatau' or maybe you can refer it to the more aptly-named "Anak Krakatau (Krakatoa's son)".
It is also good to point out the importance of volcano to our local culture and religion, such as Bromo for Osing people, but you forgot Merapi is also being connected to the folklore of the Queen of the South Sea (Nyi Roro Kidul- Ratu Pantai Selatan) and the Royalty of Jogjakarta (Kesultanan Jogjakarta).
Last but not least, if I may, I want to add that we also have Tambora, the one that causes Battle of Waterloo to went that way (the year without summer) and Toba, an ancient volcano of which the eruption leads to latest ice age.
Again, thank you for giving Indonesia a shout, Johnny, terima kasih banyak!
Nyi roro kidul 😂
@@iqbalviansardianto688 ?
Eloquently put, gj man
Well said! ⭐
@@DaniSC_l1 nyi roro kidul is a famous legend sometimes also used to scare kids but not anymore for example "don't go too far from the shore or nyi roro kidul will drag you down"
Hey love the fact that you've got on-the-ground reporting now with correspondents, nice addition to your already brilliant videos.
He's gonna be his own news network soon. That would be something I'd pay a lot for. Like real and unbias stories from around the world.
Not just correspondents, its another notable youtuber. Christian LeBlanc
@@fathonitrikurniawan1031 I heard him say “my friend Christian” and was like, this could be literally ANYONE and go figure it’s this Christian lol
LostLeblanc has had his own channels for years
Christian has almost 2million subscribers, he's no correspondent. Lol. Check out his travel channel Lost LeBlanc.
Indonesia is beautiful. I've had a chance to visit the Semeru-Bromo-Tengger national park and it's the best place I've ever been to.
I was there in late 2019! Truly gorgeous!
@Are You Going To Do The 'Ora Ora' Thing? Are mosquito borne diseases common in Indonesia?
@@sadieadler4383 not so common in big cities, but it's worse in remote area
Unfortunately, they charge 10x price to enter Semeru-Bromo-Tengger National Park for foreigners (this is official charge), as many Indonesian tourism place for example Borobudur
@@turangga2641 yeah that's the only downside. They do the same in India where I'm from. So, I was kinda prepared for it. But it's high time they change those rules.
As long as you keep your house around 20-40 km from the top of Mount Merapi, it was not so dangerous.
It has the best Disaster Mitigation in this Country (Indonesia). So you will have early warning before the mount erupts, and keep your place far away from disaster area map.
But you will face another problems: earthquake (active Opak Fault located South to East from this Mountain), so you should avoid this place to build the home, or you must build with advance technologies to dampen earthquake wave amplification.
Fun fact: half of Indonesian population live on that island, and the island is the most populous island on earth. Its Jawa island.
Java
Ja
Yeahh 60% population indonesia living in Java island & 40% population indonesia is ethnic Jawa
We call it Jawa.
@@Bricz6176 true, we are indonesian should call it jawa not java, why should we become foreigner's follower to call our own place? No sense
foreigners: “The volcano is erupting!”
Indonesians: ”Oh no! Anyways”
Because people are used to volcanoes 🤣🤣
Any disaster, indonesian still chill
'Another fireworks'
Foreigner: run! Volcano is erupting
Also Indonesian: chill it bro, lets smoking together
when Mt. Merapi fully erupts for real tho, the Java Island might splits into two parts (half) 😱
Note: in recorded history, only lots of minor & some notable major eruptions happened before.
As an Indonesian i just wanna say, "visit Indonesia, we have deadly volcano, komodo dragon (also can kill you,) , a lot of incredible underwater diving spot, and unlimited beaches(not just Bali)". All you can enjoy with safe.
"Safe"
safe
"Safe"
Well i mean we're the third safest country in SEA so yeaj
@@worlds3061 but SEA in general is just not safe, the only safe place in SEA is Singapore
I grew up around a volcano called Sinabung, and it is an active one, my parents and two of my siblings still live there, the volcano erupted almost every week, and sometimes every day since 2010, some of the village already deep down buried by the ash, but the villagers already relocated to other area that goverment provided.
Brastagi?
Wait several years, and those whom must relocated will have the most fertile land ever
Can we just appreciate the amazing map visuals in all his videos?
why is this better than school :(
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
That is classic left. Hiding propaganda behind vague general statements and some exquisite editing.
@@badoem5353 both are 3lite funded propaganda. I prefer the quality propaganda.
@@арефнар nah, there was only objective info about erupting volcano's with some gorgeous maps
@@badoem5353 true this vid is not even about politics really
Man seeing that footage of a band getting wiped by a tsunami is terrifying. The vocalist managed to survive, but the rest didnt.
Yes, it was very saddening
I always wondered about this, Greetings from Paraguay to my Indonesian brothers🇵🇾💞🇮🇩...
How you guys are brothers tho?
@@None-do2qn I don't know, I just love Indonesia...
@@victorleiva4231 oho lol O.o . Why do you love it ? I love maps too
@@None-do2qn The culture, the language, the people, everything hahaha, it's one of my favorite countries in the World...
@@victorleiva4231 lol nice. I am curious to know what more countries do you also like? I think Paraguay is pretty interesting too
I live in the city of Malang, East Java. My city is surrounded by 4 mountains. Mount Arjuna, Mount Bromo, Mount Semeru and Mount Kawi. here often occur small earthquakes centered from the seabed. This video reminds me of the dangers of eruptions. thanks for the knowledge.
Idk man. Even our city is a mount actually.
Gak tiap hari gempanya..itupun kdg gak krasa kwkwkw
gw dulu pernah tinggal di jember, harus nyapu waktu merapi erupsi, trus takut debunya masuk rumah.
Di Brazil ga ada gunung berapi... 💔
yah..kasian deh 😂😂
Should i say, "kamu beruntung" atau "kasian deh kamu , felipe?"
Soalnya saya sendiri juga bingung, bersyukur ada gunung berapi tp kadang bikin takut juga. 😂
liat timnas brazil aja udah panas om jadi ngga perlu gunung berapi
Why i read this with foreigner tone...?
awowoakakakak
Earth science student here, 2 small notes: the eruption of Tambora (1815) was larger than that of Krakatau, and when plates are spreading apart, they usually don't form islands, but oceanic ridges. Iceland is a place where the oceanic ridge comes out of the water, but this is more the exception than the rule.
Well, what can you expect from common people anyway
Hi there! I'm a geologist and this video was almost 100% accurate. Wanted to clear some things up for anyone who is interested.
The plates actually sit on magma, not lava. Lava is magma at the surface and magma is lava beneath the ground. They aren't 100km thick. They range depending on if its an oceanic or continental plate. Oceanic plates are the thinnest (about 5-20km at most) while continental can be as much as 70km thick.
Volcanoes can form near subduction zones, but its not the only place they can form. Divergent plate boundaries (like rift zones) can create volcanic islands, but not always.
Also, a mudflow of volcanic ash (lahar) is formed not only when it rains, but also when the snow and glaciers on top of the volcano are melted by the heat, causing the ash to stick in the water and flow down the steep sides of the volcano.
But I never see any snow on top of the Merapi. This is a tropical place after all.
There’s no snow nor glaciers on top of these volcanoes in Java
Snow? But this's a mediterranean country, we don't have snow here..
Typically, mud flows (lahars) are from the melting of snow/glaciers at the top of the volcano. Sometimes rain can do it, but normally (elsewhere on earth) this is from glacier/snow melt.
*Not only when it rains. Fix that for you because there's no snow or glacier in Java, it all go down south when it rains here.
When an overseas TH-cam channel informs you more about your country than your drama-filled local TH-camrs....
Thank God we live in the age of globalization. very informative video, top notch production values...
Vow, Christian's cameo was like boom. Big fan of both your channels. You both are real creators!!
What's Christian's channel called?
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
Damn! Right
As an Indonesian thank you very much for this video!
7:48
Johnny says: "Mild Warm Weather"
Indonesia living right and next to the equater
Its not that hot here, depends on which city but mine averages at around 25-27°c
So its not even hot, unless you are from scandinavia.
@@jaytantoso4421 one word, jakarta
average its like 28 - 32, sometimes reaching 34
@@gilberteffenlie bruh try australia
John, I'm an Indonesian living in Bandung, my house is not so far from the Tangkuban Perahu Volcano in northern part, in the south there are a row of Malabar, Patuha, Galunggung, Guntur volcanoes ,which if eruption the volcanic dust can reach here.
why many people like to live around the volcano area.
1. The land is fertile, the water is fresh, the air is cool
2. the view is amazing, beautiful, nice scene.
3. The environment is comfortable, various animals can still be found, tigers, deer, wild boars, monkeys, various birds etc.
4. The forest is still primary, there are waterfalls, rivers and sometimes lakes.
Where else can you find a paradise on earth like this? .
is there a danger of explosion? there is, but who cares, it doesn't happen every year, maybe tens or hundreds of years, volcanic explosions are actually beneficial for residents, land is renewable and becomes fertile, sometimes the material is like sand, rocks can be sold, maybe there is also a REE deposit. Houses, rice fields, gardens can be destroyed and damaged?.. obviously, but sorry.. Itu will be rebuilt, Dangerous live?.. actually there have been emergency steps to avoid the consequences of the eruption made by the government. we are not so afraid of volcanic explosions, we are familiar to living with them, we are grateful that Allah Azza wa Jalla has given volcanoes, isn't it cool as a ring of fire area, a row of hundreds of volcanoes, who doesn't know the Toba explosion, Krakatoa, Tambora, Merapi, Bromo, Semeru, Leuser. Around Jakarta, there are Mount Gede, Pangrano, and GN Salak which are beautiful tourist areas, there are tea plantations, safari parks etc. btw, the sulfur mining work in Ijen is small, not all residents make a living from there, the main thing is agriculture and plantations. Please come in to Indonesia to climb hundreds of volcanoes here, maybe your whole life will never finish climbing all of them.
Indonesia at least has three of ten deadliest volcano eruptions in the world of all time: Toba (yes, that super beautiful lake was actually a volcano that lost half its top), Tambora (which eruption caused famine in europe and america), and Krakatau (with its still living progeny)
I actually live near krakatau
@@xX_JarotGaming_Xx lampung?
@@Irgfams no, banten
Galungung and sudden awakening of tangkuban parahu in 2019
You forgot one of the strongest volcano, its called Tambora. Scientist even found its soil in the north pole, thats how strong it is.
Damn
Tambora number 2 the bigest eruption in indonesia
Ah yes
Yeah it literally destroyed (messed up) the climate for a couple of years
Hey, you forgot to mention Toba. There's theory that when mount Toba erupted, it wiped out the majority of human at that time and it create a genetic bottleneck in human evolution.
Vox: "Why Jakarta is sinking?"
Johnny Harris: "Why Indonesia is erupting?"
we should make playlist abt it
More like Why indonesia was chaotic.
@@FurroTheWolf hahaha. Couldnt agree more.
@@FurroTheWolf *Because we're badass xD*
No matter how chaotic our country is, we still love it so much. We got homesick easily.
As an Indonesian player, This is just a beautiful Fireworks.
Selagi bisa ngetik ya bisa lah,😂
Krakatoa: I am the loudest explosion on the earth!
Tambora: Meh, hold my global climate change!
Toba: Cute.
:v
But Toba is dead
@@azhari7968 no. Toba is still active. And then Toba has so more swarm active earthquake many weeks ago, that make sense Toba still could be alive. Btw i'm from Medan City, North Sumatera
Don't forget samalas/old rinjani, the eruption was bigger than tambora
Yellowstone: Just you wait ....
*a volcano is erupting
Indonesian : "Oh no. I need to see it closer"
Dont Forget To Record It XD
@@fastfest2425 don't forget to upload it
@@naya4050 XD
@@naya4050 also make tiktok :p
😂😂
Also, you forgot about "The Year Without Summer", I forgot which mountain was erupted. Mount tambora if I'm not mistaken.
yup ... I think you're right. but it's also interesting to study about the lake Toba in North Sumatera that was a big volcane before it erupted. And when you study further about the eruption from that volcano (75,000 years a go), it was the biggest eruption ever that the scientist studied. they found the dust all over the world ... even in north & south pole if I'm not mistaken
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
@@thomassilas9 It created a really nice environment in the end. I spent about a month around Lake Toba, probably one of the best places I've been to.
The weather was so bad that a couple of authors couldn't enjoy their vacation in Switzerland and had to stay inside the whole time. One of them got so bored she wrote some book about a monster, called Frankenstein or something.
as indonesian, hiking volcano is my healing time, I'm glad we have a lot here so i can explore each of them without getting bored because every single volcano have different vegetation with mesmerizing panorama, it's so relaxing to sit on the front of the tent under the night sky with million stars, or watching the sunrise or sunset, and enjoying a cup of hot coffee. last week i hiked a volcano in west java, and i have plan to go to nusa tenggara barat next two months, come here and let's hike mountain together!
Watching Johnny talking about how amazing my country is very precious. I hope you can visit and see it yourself!
I was lucky enough to see Krakatau in October 2018 as I approached it it erupted again and again then later that year of course it blew itself to bits and caused the tsunami on the very western beaches of Java specifically Cerita Anya, where all the band and all the lead singers family died, he survived. I did strike me when there the vulnerability of those low flat beaches and roads behind. The Indonesian people have a tremendous ability to just get on with life in their volatile country. You really do get a sense of real 'life' around you when there with gloriously green trees flourishing and an abundance of fruit everywhere. Indonesians are taken advantage of by many countries for cheap labour. If you ever visit be kind, be generous with tips they are the most delighful people despite living in an area which is always trying to kill them not just with volcanoes but tremendous floods and landslides.
yes yes yes yes! thank you for doing more geology and geophysics. many people undervalue the importance of this subject and as a geophysicist, nothing brings me joy than someone explaining and showcasing tectonics.
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
9:27 that clip is when the band known as Seventeen was performing in the Banten province on Java when the tsunami hit. The vocalist was the only survivor of the tsunami; the rest of the vans, as well as the vocalist’s wife, perished in that unfortunate disaster.
Me an Indonesian living in Java seeing mountain from my bedroom window: *chuckle* I'm in danger
hahah
Santai aja
Mood
Volcano guide in indonesia : Just say "excuse me" for when you pee, then you're fine
🤣
LMAO YES
Setan : Ndak bisa bahasa enggres
@@pramudyabintangr8740 😂😂 sorry ndak bisa basa enggreess *penampakan go brrrrrr*
LOL TRUE
The real danger of those volcanoes is the mythical things that always want to kill you if you don't have a manner when goes hiking😂
Very true
never wear bright green t-shirt fi you climb a mountain in central java. Never climb on team of 5 people, one of them will become a corpse. 😆
@@akutomo9080 never wear green light shirt near nyi Roro kidul beach or smth
Lmao
yesterday, semeru erupted!
sending praying to all my brother dan sister in that area.
We meet in here brother
Indonesia is the perfect place to have a BLAST!
@Mozaic Arms hehe. gak lebay gak seru
Figuratively and literally.
@Be7e7e7 wkwkwkwkw itung2 promosi negara sendiri 😂
Selalu ada surga diatas neraka...right? 😁
*ba dum tss*
I learn more in 11 minutes with Johnny than I ever did during my 12+ years at school. Looking forward to that map print drop!
God! Come on bro. Shoulda Listened to your teacher. What were you doing
@@theonlyholyDEMIGOD yeah cause they teach you about the volcanos in Indonesia, how they affect the locals there, and how they mine sulfur and its gasses. Come on bro. Get real. 🙄
@@bobbyomari5500 wow you edited your comment
@@theonlyholyDEMIGOD likewise
@@bobbyomari5500 Because this literally doesn’t matter to us Americans lol
Short answer: Ring of Fire
Long answer: RIIIINNNNGGG OFFF FIREEEEE
I remember when I was a my primary school student the term "Ring of Fire" was constantly appears in Geography subject and it also has a catchy name so it stuck in my head. It tells us that Indonesia's western part especially Java Island (where I live) is inside the ring, I was like "Welp, I guess we're all fcked up then"
Damn, its 31 celsius. Damn cold
@@azhari7968 look on the bright side, atleast if we die, it's gonna be quick and painless.
@@robbieaulia6462 well, it's not bright if we are surrounded by ashes, but I get your point
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
9:25 Many foreign people don't know that the person on the stage is a singer who died because of the tsunami, including how many people were at the concert.
Yellowstone: exists
Toba : *i take that personally*
Yellowstone started its life as a LIP (a mantle plume that causes massive effusive eruptions) and then decided it wanted to blow things up. Toba and Taupo came by their supervolcano statuses via subduction.
Imagine if they both erupted at the same time
@@mapeditorjon5306 what a *fun fun time*
@@900xwb_ Lolz
@@mapeditorjon5306 hell
I rented a house near Mt. Merapi, when it had small eruption in 2019 I can see how huge was the ash column. The villagers are just watched and talked about their experience during 2010 big eruption. Boy, they were so calm. We learnt to live harmoniously with the nature. But yes, there's still pretty dangerous under certain radius.
Hey, I'm from Malaysia... Shout out to Indonesian brothers and sisters
Kedahan here!
Actually i dok sey komen pun but i am proud to be Malaysian
Hola fellow Malaysian!
Jangan numpang lah, it's Indonesian's time wkwk
@@azhari7968 very well... Just want to say Hi
Remember what Chris Broad (Abroad in Japan) said,
"If it ain't Krakatoa, there's nothing much to worry about."
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I've been to Mt Merapi a couple of times, the last one was 2 years ago, there is a famous museum in one of its slopes during its increased activities. It just exploded about few weeks ago. The shocking thing is you never realise how tall the mountain is, it currently stands at 9,550 feet after bouts of eruption (Mt. St. Helens in comparison is 9,667 feet before the eruption). From Borobudur, I looked up the ring of fire surrounding Magelang regency, I assumed the peak was hidden among the clouds, but then I looked up some more, oh sh... the peak actually protruded above the clouds!
Mt. Merbabu, another active volcano next to Merapi is more than 10,000 feet tall, but it is much less active. The next one is Mt. Sumbing at 11,000 feet tall, next to another volcano Mt. Sindoro (another 10,000 feet tall volcano).
The names there aptly suggests what to expect of it: Merapi = Meru+Api = Mountain+Fire. Merbabu = Meru+Abu = Mountain+Ash.
The volcano ashes is also why the Borobudur temple complex was saved. It was buried underneath thick ash and in the middle of dense jungle coverage when Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles ordered his Dutch explorers to investigate the abandoned remains of the giant temple.
The soil is very fertile, yes. I won't recommend anyone to grow Italian basil (Genovese variant) here, your garden will be instant jungle in 3 weeks. I instantly regretting my cheap pesto project.
Well, at least now you got pesto for days, which is nice
@@reggiekoestoer1511 I think it was too much though, soo much basil that if the neighbourhood stole some of it he won't notice.
God: So, how many volcano do you want?
"Just 14 ... '
God: Alri-
" ... percent of entire Earth.."
Gold
@@klipsemenit4411 gold glory gospel🙂
Underrated comment
@Steezy Wheezy Wym?
@Steezy Wheezy nah, not really
Russia and USA: we got nukes!
Indonesia: *heh, that's cute.*
we have nature nukes
@@abiyyupanggalih854 for ourself
@@iamunknown4308 yes for us lmao
lol shdjssjjs we indeed have nukes for suicide mission or sumn
@Aple_gaming but is for us lmao
I've watched this video several times. It's very good video, not only talk about the volcano itself but you tell a story about our culture, and our way of life. From my perspective as a survivor of mount Merapi, we did not see the eruption as a disaster (yes it's super terrifying), but great blessing from earth. Lot of live has lost, but we are never angry at her, we always come back to her.
Im Indonesian, and we say “eh, you gotta survive everywhere anyway”
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
I mean that's not false though!!!
Still hilarious!!!
@@арефнар lmfaoo
WHOLESOME COMMENT,, I LOVE IT 😂
at least we don't get big typhoon, hurricane, or tornado like in other country
Indonesian: ah damn, that volcano looks big and dangerous, it could kill us.
also Indonesian: haha rice goes brrrr
yooo
🤣🤣
Who would win? An active volcano with deadly eruptions, or 1 fertile soil bois
LMAOOOOOVNXBXBXNXB
Lmao
Everybody wouldn't called this country "Ring of Fire" without a reason
yes
the real question is why is it called the ring of fire? just because there are so many volcanoes doesn't make anything special about it (eg the Himalayas). the real reason is because Indonesia sits on 3 tectonic plates and 1 or 2 can be said to be very active. So the movement of these plates makes the volcano more active. Just like Japan, which has a country area that sits right above the meeting of the Pacific and Eurasian plates. thus making Japan like a small Indonesian country full of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. I think like that.
@@Aitarak-zn3fm good one
@@Aitarak-zn3fm yoan comment about indonesia is ring of fire completely misleading. Indonesia is ONE of the many country that sits on the line of ring of fire.
It called ring of fire because many of active volcanoes Or in fact 75% are located in ring of fire. And 90% earthquake occur along that path of ring of fire. According to national geography Ring of fire stretch between several tectonic plates, that is pacific, Juan de fuca, cocos, indian-australian, nazca, north americans , And phillippine plate
Why Indonesia can be dangerous? Because the country contain many ACTIVE And dangerous volcanoes. For example like toba, sinabung, merapi and anak krakatau or krakatou child. and for the record, the most dangerous volcano eruption until now exist in Indonesia, yes, mount toba explosion. The story of the explosion is a legend until now.
@@fransiscaputri2580 So you think volcanoes exist and grow and then explode by themselves? and it has nothing to do with the movement of tectonic plates? maybe you should re-open the geography book from school or look for more references. then you say my comment is misleading opinion? then I want to ask you why you only mention volcanoes on the south side of Indonesia why not say the ones on the north side maybe on the island of Borneo? then the first paragraph of your comment doesn't seem to answer related to TS's comments and the content of the video about volcanoes in Indonesia then your second paragraph's comment just confirms TS's statement and the content of the video above without giving a 'why' reason. try to understand again the meaning of the video content and its relation to TS's comments.
As an Indonesia who was born near of Bromo and Semeru. I respect how you explain our volcanos
I visit indonesia several times every year. I was actually on the Merapi volcano right before it started erupting in 2019. Thankfully everything was okay and people got out in time, but a lot of people refused to leave the village that is literally on the volcano which is absolutely crazy.
"My friend Christian"
Christian LeBlanc appears.
Me: is this the most ambitious crossover in history?
Yes. Maybe.
Yes it is
Not close. The most recent ambitious crossover on TH-cam-verse was between Lockpicking Lawyer and Stuff Made Here.
100%
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
There's literally a city that build inside an crater of ancient volcano. It's called Bandung and i think you should check it out.
And not just a simple city. It's one of the biggest cities in Indonesia. And specially the surroundings are beautiful: kawah putih, mt papandayan, tangkuban perahu
Gue baru tahu njiir
@@alsimanche cari saja "Gunung Sunda"
aku bingung. gunung sunda tuh bekas si gunung tangkubanparahunya atau keseluruh bandung valley dari puntang-lembang?
Sorry to cut your excitement, but Bandung Valley isn't considered a former crater, but simply a valley surrounded by multiple mountains in all directions.
It was proven to be a former ancient lake due to its geography, but by no means it was a crater
You're so good at dropping extra knowledge nuggets, like the "hazy red in the scream painting"! Keep doing what you do, which is so good! ❤️
6:30 yes, eventhough it's $21, food and basic daily necessities are pretty cheap in Java, the island where this volcano exist.
Meals only cost you $8 per day. Less if you buy it from market and cooked it yourself. With other stuff you spend, you can bring around $7-10 to save.
I say, that's a good paying work there.
Me : living under the feet of Mount Merapi
Merapi : *ERUPT LAST MAY*
Me: ah yes, another little eruption of Merapi
Tis but a scratch
lalu rakyat kita akan bilang "gunung merapi cuma pengalihan isu!" 😂✌
I was there in Kentungan when merapi erupted in 2010. Will never forget the sight of ashes fallin down the pitch black sky at 3 AM. The eruption itself wasnt really bad but as a college boy who lived on boarding house getting proper meal was uneasy task for me, i had to relly on instant nooddles for 3 days before ive had enough and "evacuated" myself to Purwokerto lol
@@harukrentz435 the eruption is really bad, it killed 300 people 😞
@@sekar9901 where did you get those numbers? I'm pretty sure the casulties of 2010 merapi eruption were fewer than 50 (although i could be wrong), and most of victims dying after they refused the evacuation order.
that emotional ending "ok, that's it " as if he wanted to share more
Naaah.... My home actually just the center of ijen, semeru and bromo, and raung, and yeah... that so beautiful
I'm deeply fascinated with Indonesia, her rich culture and magnificent nature 💗
I'm fascinated that you stated volcano as "sleeping dragons". The folklore (asal usul) of mountain creation or tales also depict dragons are residents or bearer of mountains. And excuse me, about the muddy rain emitted mixture is called "lahar dingin", which have close meaning to "flowing cold lava". The hot smoke blast named "wedus gembel" or literally "ugly goat". Hope you always have good luck during next projects 😀.
Earth: "H- H- Hey God.. how are ya?"
God: "Good, Wbu?"
Earth: "Good, im here to ask for your permission"
God: "Go on"
Earth: "So... Can i customize the land of Indonesia?"
God: "Of course, do as you please, just dont add too many volcanoes"
Earth: "🙂"
God: "Earth?"
Earth "🙂"
Earth: *KA-BOOM*
Earth : In terms of compliance, I had no compliance
Earth: I think this archipelago need some volcanoes
God: So you will only make some volcanoes right?
Earth: ...
God: So you will only make some volcanoes right?
Lariii ada wibuuu
@@zakkya.h6304 tau gak maksud "wbu"
I absolutely LOVE your channel hun! I have learned so much & it's a starting point for a deeper dive into researching various different subjects! Thank you for making these & please continue doing so! Sending all the love, positive vibes, good health & fortune the universe has to offer to you & your family
Mind blowing video! 🤯
More like "Mount blowing video" haha
or mind erupting
Many indonesian want to blow together with white people
And i actually live in one of the Java cities
Johnny just thinking too far
Volcano: erupting
Indonesian: *ah yes, the best place for tourist*
And you guys keep coming for holidays 😂😂😂😂😂
@@dorxlab yoo maann, that's us :)
I want to swim inside an Indonesian volcano
Been to Ijen, Bromo, & Mirapi some of the best adventure I have :) its stunning to see the scale of it and fascinating that the locals just live with it.
I love almost all your videos!!! They are clear, concise, short, informative and entertaining!
FR your way of delivering information is so enjoyable. I've been a subscriber for just a month and I almost watch your entire 2019 - 2021 videos. It's easy to digest, yet informative and fun to watch with all of those animations and transitions.
I just wanna say thank you, Ur so inspiring.
I just found your content recently and I am so glad I did. You are so good at framing a topic and explaining it in a way for people to understand, even if they have no prior knowledge.
Great stuff like always, Jonny! I really like the style you've developed over the years! Your vids are making huge strides in quality. Also thanks for putting the bar at the bottom when a sponsor comes up. The truth is no matter who I'm watching I always skip the sponsor but with a lot of videos I skip part of the actual video. This keeps me from doing that. Anyways, much love from SLC.
Bandung..Im Living in only 20 KM near Active Volcano Mt.Tangkuban Perahu and 70 km from Volcano Mt Papandayan
*volcano erupts*
Outsiders : evacuate your self, the volcano is erupting
Indonesian : OMG, really? btw I'm just..
Japanese: calm down it's just a volcano eruption
More like, "Oh no... Anyways-"
@@LaowaiDaveJCP Indonesians: Oh no a volcano erupting! Better tell my friends about it and post it on my whatsapp status!!
Meanwhile literally me at home see some dust of volcano instead some dirt move at near earthquake and volcano zone : "Nah it was happen, yea always happen".
@norfo petra *earthquake*
me : well im playing so can YOU PLEASE STOP
Both talking about Indonesia now are we? 😉
Aaaaaaah you must do a collab together, bitteeeeee 🌟
A volcano: literally erupts.
Johnny: well thats because of some conservative white colonists in the 1700s.
@@арефнар no, it was because of a guy named Sugon Ma
Nitip sendal bang
Yes And Thanks.
I was actually on one of the beach that was hit by tsunami caused by Anak Krakatau eruption on 2018 at the night it was happen. We didn't feel any earthquake beforehand so most of us didn't prepare and run to safety. The water just suddenly rise without warning. I was lucky the beach I was on is not the one that was most severe hit by the tsunami.
Love your content as always btw. So exited you finally talked about Indonesia.
Gk heran tanah indonesia subur... ❤️ I love living here.