I've been to the Hawaii Volcano park many times while visiting in laws from 1991-1995. I've been to the newest black sand and could see the lava flow into the sea. What a view it was but also beautiful at night.
I've seen lava falls on videos before but geeeezus, I had no idea that they could be so huge until seeing that boat in the same picture.My lord that's a massive lava fall!.
We did the helicopter ride over Kilauea during our Hawaiian cruise. Things were pretty calm (but still awe inspiring) the day we went. We missed being able to see the lava flowing into the ocean by 3 days.
The competition between the companies led to the release of three different, mutually incompatible VCR formats: Sony's Betamax in 1975, JVC's VHS in 1976, and the Philips V2000 in 1978. Two of these would come head-to-head in the 1980s in what became known as the first Format War. Videos did exist in 1983. lol other than that great video!
It's a wonder of nature. Unpredictable most of the time, yes. But it creates the most beautiful and fertile places on the planet. It causes deaths, unfortunately, but precisely because we look for these places to live. What would we be without them and the minerals they bring to the Earth's surface. With all due respect to the victims, I love them!❤
16:43 "Krakatoa is responsible for the largest volcanic eruption in recorded human history" Wrong. That would be Tambora, whose eruption in 1815 was on the order of 10 times larger than the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa, and caused 1816 to be "the year without a summer" in Europe and North America.
@@MegaRazorback A single island being blown away pales in comparison to all the crop failures across the entire northern hemisphere and all the additional deaths across the globe thousands of miles away from the source. Maybe 20,000 people died from Krakatoa, and probably closer to a million died from Tambora.
Awesome , I was so mesmerized the lava almost got me from phone screen. Watch carefully Yes sir the Philippines along with Indonesia have been the home of the most powerful volcanoes. These are Island Arc volcanoes ( strata) located near subduction zones. Their eruption like all is totally dependent on the viscosity of magma and amount of gas in it.
Correction Ambrym has 2 lava lakes One in Myram Crater and one in Benbow Crater which are both buried after a fissure eruption drained the lakes and caused the craters to be collapse
4:46 - Correction. The lava flow did NOT "inch its way towards" the Leilani Estates subdivision; this eruption actually occurred through cracks that appeared IN the subdivision. So lava came up out of the ground among houses and gardens and roads, and of course wiped them out.
Actually Mount Tambora 1815 Explosion had a VEI of 7.3 Krakatoa in 1883 had an VEI of 6.8. In the 20th century, Santa Maria (1902AD VEI 6.2) Novarupta (1912AD VEI 6.7) and Mount Pinatubo (1991AD VEI 6.5) are the largest Volcanic Eruptions since 1800AD.
True, but Tambora did not actually produce much lava flow as it amounted to a gaseous belch that expelled all of the gas and rock from inside the mountain with the resultant shell collapsing into the resultant void which eliminated the volcano from existence. This was similar to the way in which Mount St. Helen's blew off the top thousand or so feet from its peak in 1980.
People who live in places where there is lava:WHY ME Me when I see lava on yt: Nah I don't need to worry I live where there isn't any but I'm still scared :/
Did anyone see the AMAZING #DragonHeard at the right side of the UNDERWATER Eruption 🌋? It formed for 4-5 seconds at the end of the video clip about @1:34 & ends @1:49. It was a terrifying looking Lava Head 🐉
He didn’t mention that Krakatoa self destructed again in 2018. It looked like a water filled crater the last I saw it, with explosions of ash erupting from its center several times each day
@@sk8rgrlteen part 1 th-cam.com/video/_SGpxxBsQ7s/w-d-xo.html part 2 th-cam.com/video/A9pxb8NS3LM/w-d-xo.html about 1 hour between them, brit couple sailing there and visiting Krakatoa a bit over a year ago ( after the collapse ) great video that gives layperson impression of the island / volcano.
hmm, I don't think it would be hard to compile a list of 15 cities that could be destroyed completely by a volcanic eruption from the neighbouring volcano. That would make a very interesting follow-up on this video.
13:05 "Home made lava." I guess this guy misses his old high school volcano project and went high tech with his new toys. Didn't every high school science project back-in-the-day have a student with an erupting volcano, ha ha? Back then "lava" (I think) was baking soda, vinegar, liquid detergent, water and red dye.
Mt Tambora in 1815 was the largest volcanic eruption in recored human history not Krakatoa. It caused the 1816 year without a summer and starved untold thousands to death from crop failures a famine.
I’m not a scientist, but I live on Big Island of Hawaii where we only have brief respites from our volcano erupting one place or another. Here there are always gases being released when there is an eruption, whether small or large. Even when there is no lava, there are vents which emit steam and/or sulfurous gases. Sometimes the gases are very minimal, nearly undetectable. Other times, there are huge amounts which combine with water vapor or rain and create problems even for plants, what to speak of people and animals. When the volcano erupts we have daily air quality reports, as the trade winds can blow the gases far from the volcano, even all the way up the island chain to Honolulu and beyond. The gases are the most negative side of living near a volcano in my opinion. It is relatively easy to build homes and other structures in areas unlikely to be in the path of an eruption. But the gases can potentially make breathing difficult for almost anyone anywhere, depending on the wind.
Um, thank you for uploading interesting content. However, ‘mesmerising’ it isn’t. Definition of the word, means you can’t stop watching. The camera shots are too quick at times - hard to even take in what you’re looking at.
Great video. Clear and concise commentary, which is why I'm one of the nearly two million subscribers. [Tiny comment: Last sentence could be ". . . most deadly . . . " or " . . . deadliest . . . ". Otherwise, the commentary was delivered in the most concisest manner.]
Deuteronomy 5:23...AMEN YES it's like that and Blessings to those who are not afraid to shine their light in the darkness.. Volcanoes are Beautiful but Dangerous and cause Alot of Damage but they are no match for the Lord Jesus Christ like alo of other things on this Earth that man fears..Nahum NLT 1:5-6.. everything belongs to the Lord Fear him only in Jesus Mighty 🔥 I LOVE YOU ..Thank You
Mount Etna is where the travelers from Journey to the Center of the Earth came back up to the surface, riding up on the lava surface and getting ejected onto the side of the mountain.
well, i enjoyed your video guys & i do appreciate it. But the information you stated about "erta'ale" volcanic lake residing in AFAAR, ETHIOPIA & is not true. As it is known, ethiopian peoples are the most welcoming people. As to the harshness of ERTA'ALE's environment , indeed it is harsh but its harshness is one of its beauty & also it is challenging for whom looking for an adventure. so Dear friend, i strongly suggest that you re-consider your words pls. am thankfull for your consideration . Tnx for.reading
16:51 Wow, that volcanic lava looks magnificent..!! Thank you for the update, Top Fives..!!
Anyone else been obsessed with volcanoes since the eruption at Geldingadalir in Iceland?
Yeah I check in on the eruption a few times a day, and when I am not using the computer that is what I have up on the screen.
No since i was about 10 in 1977
Its in my back yard. I love it
Absolutely obsessed!
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🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼......
Thank you gram gram
Much love Grammy!
Big hugs back at you Grammy💙
Same to my grandma ❤
thank you!!! sending love and light 💞☀️
The lighting in the volcano eruption looks beautiful
Volcanic lightning is a fascinating phenomena
The beauty of nature ♥️
Great narration. Amazing video. Thank you
You're welcome
No problem 😉
I do love carbonatite & basalt flows. So cool!
Prayers to people dealing with these situations
you are so nice
Keep it up 👍
I’m here because of the la Palma flow.
Me too
Me too🤣
me too 😃
Me too
COOLEST VIDEO ABOUT LAVA I'VE SEEN!
I've been to the Hawaii Volcano park many times while visiting in laws from 1991-1995. I've been to the newest black sand and could see the lava flow into the sea. What a view it was but also beautiful at night.
I’d never heard of black lava before this. Soooooo cool!
Really good video !
I never get enough of you guys...
Keep it up, great research and history...
Big fan from Uganda 🇺🇬and Rwanda 🇷🇼
Great video! I thought that I would see La Palma in this video!
The ending of the video the volcano 🌋🔥 was spectacular 😲👍
Volcanoes and lava are so visual stunning to look at.
Super video ❤️
Amazing video ! Thanks for sharing 😊💕
Love this been a nocive for 30 years
That final eruption... Amazing, just instantly lights up it's whole surrounding...
I've seen lava falls on videos before but geeeezus, I had no idea that they could be so huge until seeing that boat in the same picture.My lord that's a massive lava fall!.
We did the helicopter ride over Kilauea during our Hawaiian cruise. Things were pretty calm (but still awe inspiring) the day we went. We missed being able to see the lava flowing into the ocean by 3 days.
No one asked
@@imean5399 No one asked for your dad to get milk, but he did it anyway
Amazing video
great video
I thought I was going to be mesmerized.
Great compilation and footage. Thanks Top Five
This Channel is so inspiring
That even made me to start a New Channel regarding INTERESTING FACTS and TOP 10s 🥰
Thx 4 sharing
excellent vid! thanks very much. videos and pictures are really good! 🌋🙃🌹
The competition between the companies led to the release of three different, mutually incompatible VCR formats: Sony's Betamax in 1975, JVC's VHS in 1976, and the Philips V2000 in 1978. Two of these would come head-to-head in the 1980s in what became known as the first Format War. Videos did exist in 1983. lol other than that great video!
It's a wonder of nature. Unpredictable most of the time, yes. But it creates the most beautiful and fertile places on the planet. It causes deaths, unfortunately, but precisely because we look for these places to live. What would we be without them and the minerals they bring to the Earth's surface. With all due respect to the victims, I love them!❤
16:43 "Krakatoa is responsible for the largest volcanic eruption in recorded human history"
Wrong. That would be Tambora, whose eruption in 1815 was on the order of 10 times larger than the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa, and caused 1816 to be "the year without a summer" in Europe and North America.
Krakatoa gets the loudest sound from a volcano in recorded history
Piss poor research, goes along with the other "facts" in this video.
Well from a literal destructive perspective Krakatoa wins, 2/3rds of the island vanished when it blew.
@@MegaRazorback when my missus blows she’s far more destructive the need for a large distance between me and her is definitely needed
@@MegaRazorback A single island being blown away pales in comparison to all the crop failures across the entire northern hemisphere and all the additional deaths across the globe thousands of miles away from the source. Maybe 20,000 people died from Krakatoa, and probably closer to a million died from Tambora.
You do hard work for making this Vloge .
BEAUTY AND LETAL. 2021
letal?
Awesome , I was so mesmerized the lava almost got me from phone screen. Watch carefully
Yes sir the Philippines along with Indonesia have been the home of the most powerful volcanoes. These are Island Arc volcanoes ( strata) located near subduction zones. Their eruption like all is totally dependent on the viscosity of magma and amount of gas in it.
Correction Ambrym has 2 lava lakes
One in Myram Crater and one in Benbow Crater which are both buried after a fissure eruption drained the lakes and caused the craters to be collapse
4:46 - Correction. The lava flow did NOT "inch its way towards" the Leilani Estates subdivision; this eruption actually occurred through cracks that appeared IN the subdivision. So lava came up out of the ground among houses and gardens and roads, and of course wiped them out.
Nice video.
10:56 what caused that lightning bolt?
How are a plane crash, a nuclear meltdown in Chernobyl and armed gunmen considered LAVA FLOWS?!
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Actually Mount Tambora 1815 Explosion had a VEI of 7.3 Krakatoa in 1883 had an VEI of 6.8. In the 20th century, Santa Maria (1902AD VEI 6.2) Novarupta (1912AD VEI 6.7) and Mount Pinatubo (1991AD VEI 6.5) are the largest Volcanic Eruptions since 1800AD.
Hey I just did a project in that
True, but Tambora did not actually produce much lava flow as it amounted to a gaseous belch that expelled all of the gas and rock from inside the mountain with the resultant shell collapsing into the resultant void which eliminated the volcano from existence. This was similar to the way in which Mount St. Helen's blew off the top thousand or so feet from its peak in 1980.
WOW😃😃🤯😶
لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم وبارك عليه وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين وسلم تسليما كثيرا طيبا مباركا فيه
iceland is literally ripping apart because of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. One side to Eurasia and other side to North America.
The land being split apart is being replaced by new crust
The land is being ripped apart and added to
Some of the Icelanders say a phrase that is "we are growing".
People who live in places where there is lava:WHY ME
Me when I see lava on yt:
Nah I don't need to worry I live where there isn't any but I'm still scared :/
I found this very interesting. Good job, Top Fives.
Shoutout to the man who took that primary picture of the Chernobyl corium buildup. He died from radiation poisoning shortly after.
Very sad for the victims, but geographically excellent. Many thanks from an 87 year old Englishman. January, 2024.
The waterfall is near my house. Stayed in a shelter during this eruption. All is good now.
9:37 Rosie odonnell after too much Taco Bell. 💀
Thank you Charlie sheen for teaching me all about lava
AMEIZINGU!
wasn't Krakatoa completely destroyed? i believe the volcano that replaced it is called ano Krakatoa which means son of Krakatoa.
Yes, Anak Krakatoa
@@CAROLN79 anak thats it ty for the clarification :)
Anak isn't destroyed. It just lost its summit but is still above the surface.
It has a new cone but it isn't large yet but its beautiful
K. Jr.
Lets go for part 7!
I just want to point out that 200 megatons is way more than 200 times the energy release of 18 kilotons. It is 11,100 times more explosive
Thought and prayers goes out to St Vincent and the Grenadines who's dealing with an eruption right now...
That will sure help them.
🙏🏽
@@TheMursk Jesus is
God.
"St. Vincent and the Grenadines" sounds like a band name 😜
Underrateeeddddddd
So this is how the youtuber named lava flows get this name
Amazing video, link to the instrumentals in the back?
I live in NYC I would love to see this in central park. 14:48
I lived through the Leilani lava flow in a shelter in Pahoa. My home was safe.
Did anyone see the AMAZING #DragonHeard at the right side of the UNDERWATER Eruption 🌋? It formed for 4-5 seconds at the end of the video clip about @1:34 & ends @1:49. It was a terrifying looking Lava Head 🐉
I was looking for this comment lol I totally noticed it
He didn’t mention that Krakatoa self destructed again in 2018. It looked like a water filled crater the last I saw it, with explosions of ash erupting from its center several times each day
explosions of ash which have built an island that is completely off limits since the scientists are concerned it will melt away like sugar in water.
@@jaquigreenlees th-cam.com/video/v4wKipsqN_Y/w-d-xo.html
Watch this video until the end. The footage is worth it starting about halfway through
@@sk8rgrlteen
part 1 th-cam.com/video/_SGpxxBsQ7s/w-d-xo.html
part 2 th-cam.com/video/A9pxb8NS3LM/w-d-xo.html
about 1 hour between them, brit couple sailing there and visiting Krakatoa a bit over a year ago ( after the collapse )
great video that gives layperson impression of the island / volcano.
It currently rebuilt a cone but its not that high
I feel proud my country is made of volcanoes
if you want to update this you need to look at some of the lava flows from la palma latr last yr 2021 theywere fantastic
Hey there's my Uncle Bud Turpin at 1:03 playing with lava underwater. The most dangerous thing you can ever do!!
hmm, I don't think it would be hard to compile a list of 15 cities that could be destroyed completely by a volcanic eruption from the neighbouring volcano. That would make a very interesting follow-up on this video.
good idea i agree 👍
Yes! I live in Portland, OR USA which would qualify.
@@bonniea.1941 Seattle and Tacoma both as well.
13:05 "Home made lava." I guess this guy misses his old high school volcano project and went high tech with his new toys. Didn't every high school science project back-in-the-day have a student with an erupting volcano, ha ha? Back then "lava" (I think) was baking soda, vinegar, liquid detergent, water and red dye.
Mt Tambora in 1815 was the largest volcanic eruption in recored human history not Krakatoa. It caused the 1816 year without a summer and starved untold thousands to death from crop failures a famine.
Me After 10 White Castle Sliders🥴 9:34
I bet that iceland lava lake is full of rock fish....
Hey, its the narrator from Simple History
The more I watch these videos, the harder it seems to find a factor to see if it contains polluting substances.
I’m not a scientist, but I live on Big Island of Hawaii where we only have brief respites from our volcano erupting one place or another. Here there are always gases being released when there is an eruption, whether small or large. Even when there is no lava, there are vents which emit steam and/or sulfurous gases. Sometimes the gases are very minimal, nearly undetectable. Other times, there are huge amounts which combine with water vapor or rain and create problems even for plants, what to speak of people and animals.
When the volcano erupts we have daily air quality reports, as the trade winds can blow the gases far from the volcano, even all the way up the island chain to Honolulu and beyond.
The gases are the most negative side of living near a volcano in my opinion. It is relatively easy to build homes and other structures in areas unlikely to be in the path of an eruption. But the gases can potentially make breathing difficult for almost anyone anywhere, depending on the wind.
Um, thank you for uploading interesting content. However, ‘mesmerising’ it isn’t. Definition of the word, means you can’t stop watching. The camera shots are too quick at times - hard to even take in what you’re looking at.
How is an aircraft crashing into a volcano an impressive lava flow?
He got the plane crash details wrong too, needs to fact check what he says 😡
The man must not have been a virgin? Volcano spit the sacrifice back out? 😂
Just a joke... hope he is fine. 😊
Great video. Clear and concise commentary, which is why I'm one of the nearly two million subscribers. [Tiny comment: Last sentence could be ". . . most deadly . . . " or " . . . deadliest . . . ". Otherwise, the commentary was delivered in the most concisest manner.]
“Most concisest” lol
17:55 "...easily make it one of the most deadliest vocanoes..."
My ears are bleeding.
Whoever wrote the script is an idiot
There have been eruptions deadlier then Krakatoa cough cough Tambora 1815!
@@KaiserStormTracking The script is appalling, along with the research.
@@malphadour Ikr. The voiceover guy is better off over in Simple History
its just that the person who wrote this does not speak english as their first or primary language. thats all dont get all bunched up over it
@@betochavez6509 Apparently its American. So you could be right.....
0:41 that boat seems excessively close lol. One gust of wind and those fumes come your way you're dead.
Deuteronomy 5:23...AMEN
YES it's like that and Blessings to those who are not afraid to shine their light in the darkness.. Volcanoes are Beautiful but Dangerous and cause Alot of Damage but they are no match for the Lord Jesus Christ like alo of other things on this Earth that man fears..Nahum NLT 1:5-6.. everything belongs to the Lord Fear him only in Jesus Mighty 🔥
I LOVE YOU ..Thank You
Mount Etna is where the travelers from Journey to the Center of the Earth came back up to the surface, riding up on the lava surface and getting ejected onto the side of the mountain.
WOWE
Neat.
My dad was Jeff Carson!!!
Would be cool to traverse on a fire resistant canal boat down these lava lakes
You wouldn't even live long
Enough to enjoy because
You would be burned to a
Crisp, just from the radiant
Heat and poisonous gases
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم رب العرش العظيم
They missed the one with blue lava. That’s number 1 for sure.
Lava is beautiful at night, but still very hot 🔥
Natural Disaster?, maybe to Us Humans but it’s Mother Nature doing her natural thing.
I never knew Charlie Sheen narrated nature videos...
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wish to see volcano lava in long beach or los angeles
The Mount Tambora eruption was bigger than Krakatoa. It occurred in 1815.
Iceland is the land of fire and ice.
well, i enjoyed your video guys & i do appreciate it. But the information you stated about "erta'ale" volcanic lake residing in AFAAR, ETHIOPIA & is not true. As it is known, ethiopian peoples are the most welcoming people.
As to the harshness of ERTA'ALE's environment , indeed it is harsh but its harshness is one of its beauty & also it is challenging for whom looking for an adventure.
so Dear friend, i strongly suggest that you re-consider your words pls.
am thankfull for your consideration . Tnx for.reading
Is the narrator Charlie Sheen?
timestamp 10:59
Forgive the query, as I don't know your selection criteria, but I'm a little surprised that Montserrat didn't make your list?