Deadly Disasters: Volcanoes
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Volcanoes occupy a special place in our imagination. Stories of the destruction of the ancient Roman city of Pompeii continue to fascinate us, while terrifying visions of exploding fire and molten rock play a key part in our nightmares.
In this episode of Deadly Disasters, we’ll look at terrifying examples of active and dormant volcanoes from all over the globe, from Vesuvius in Italy to Kilauea on the island of Hawaii. We’ll hear from some of the world’s leading volcanologists and discover why these violent eruptions of ash and lava are one of Mother Nature’s most versatile killers.
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In this episode of Deadly Disasters, we'll look at terrifying examples of active and dormant volcanoes from all over the globe, from Vesuvius in Italy to Kilauea on the island of Hawaii. We'll hear from some of the world's leading volcanologists and discover why these violent eruptions of ash and lava are one of Mother Nature's most versatile killers.
Does anyone out there live in the vicinity of a volcano? Or been near one (on holidays) when it erupted? Please share your stories in the comments!
The closest volcano near me is in the canyon island
Went to Kilauea in 2007 before the steam vent opened up under the lookout and parking lot. The crater has more than quadrupled since then. I am glad I got the pictures of that area before they disappeared into the caldera. One of the most fascinating things about my time at the caldera was the constant buzzing I felt when I was down there. It was like I was feeling all of the ground vibrations and it was really weird feeling. Felt some of it at Jagger Observatory but it was not anywhere as intense as at the caldera. Was also strangely attracted to the Thurston Lava Tube. There is(was) an area towards the end that was barricaded off but was a continuation of the tube out to the shore. I so wanted to follow it further and probably would have had my husband not stopped me. I love the Big Island and can not wait to go visit Kilauea again
That was very interesting but very sad…the loss of people and life in general.
I always wondered why India people were so genetically not diverse
17:12 The irony of vulcanized boots melting and becoming volcanized by a volcano.
The Enhanced Volcanic explosive index includes 9 & 10 for super volcanoes
This is all the fault of the Democratic party. Trump can fix problems like this.
What about Mt. Baker in Washington State? Is that volcano extinct or dormat?
Where is the Eruption from January 2022 Tunga Hung ? That Blew into space. They only tell us what THEY think we need to know. What about magnetic relationship in magma and solar winds affect? Good documentary.
Thank you for not blaming volcanoes on climate change .
Great documentary! Like ALL the time! Thank you 😊😊😊
Travels at 200 meters per second? Why not just say 720kph.
Not the loud island battle drums music again. Cant listen.
The planet is expected to expand 5% in this new stage that began in 2012. the eruptions will continue.
Lived on Oahu for several years prior til the island of Hawaii's volcano began erupting in 1983. Oahu has an extinct volcano contained on its island as well. They are definitely one of nature's mysteries, but beautiful too.
Great doc! Personally correlate this since living in Indonesia, with 147 active volcanoes, is just like living on the back of sleeping dragons. They need to errupt sometimes so that the land can be 'majestically' fertile. But as much as I love Indonesia nature, I just hope there'll be no more VEI 6/7 erruptions (ref. Mt. Tambora, Mt. Toba, Mt. Krakatoa), it's truly frightening!
TMI. The PP beside was taken 7km away from the summit of Mt. Merapi, the most(?) active volcano in Indonesia. ❤️🤍
Java Indonesia hadir