The Deadliest Eruptions In History | Mega Disaster | Spark
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2019
- The Earth’s titanic forces can rip apart the land, homes and people’s lives. This series exposes their killer characteristics and why they can be so devastating.
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In 1973 my grandfather was sent to Heimey to save the town. He drove a bulldozer where they would create giant walls of ash to protect the town. He was maybe 200m away from from the crater and he remembers how large pieces of lava landed on his bulldozer and how intense the heat was.
I remember the Philippines eruption in 1991. My son was 3months old. That whole summer was cooler and overcast. Very interesting how volcanic eruptions affect the weather around the world.
The 1815 eruption of Mt Tambora was a VEI 7 eruption.... But the wah wah eruption.. 30 million years ago was the strongest... A vei 8 one.. Even stronger that yellowstone that occured 650000 years ago and lake toba 75000 years ago.!!!!!
Is it stronger than la garita tho.
So was Mt Samalas Rinjani in 1257AD which caused the year without summer & a global Winter that caused one of the largest famins in human history.
That was also a VEI 7 which is just short of a super volcanic erruption.
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Thanks so much....great info.
I was there when Mt. Pinatubo explode. We are one of the lucky that survived.
That lahar became a source of income for people now. A company employed the villages to bring lahar for constructions and sculptor use because it's as thick as cement when it dries up. Besides it became a tourist attractions. It was just an ordinary mountain before. Nobody knew it was a big Volcano.
wow. did anyone get killed? I am asking because the video didn't mention the death tool
They are also mining it because of gold
@@omaralbik2652 during the Pinatubo erruption? Yes but during Taal eruption? I think not
@@omaralbik2652
..most of the death toll from pinatubo 1990 eruption are caused by the lahar..
**1991
Great video, and tremendous volcanoes documentary...
Oh so interning, thanx for showing and great presentations, and explaining!😱😱♥️
Super... An excellent documentary! Merci beaucoup!
TQVM for the wonderful explanation of how volcanic eruptions occurs........(Lumut Malaysia)
Absolutely brilliant video about volcanic activity. Thanks for the post of the video.
dangerous and horrific but beautiful and astonishing at the same time!
Yess!! I agree😱♥️
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I was 6 years old when it erupted. I distinctly remember hearing it blast all the way from Maple Ridge, British Columbia in Canada. I was on my way to school in the morning.
how old are you now?
@@tiktokmashupph3300 He'd be ~46 now.
Also, I thought St. Helens' erupted on a Sunday? I know Maple Ridge doesn't have school on Sundays...(Greetings from Abbotsford, by the way.)
@@mikehancock9887 Sunday school is a thing isin't it?
It erupted on a weekday. I was at work. Google the date to determine the day of the week. It was a Tuesday.
@@PokieKnows actually you are wrong. It erupted on May 18 1980 . I was at a horse show when it happened and horse shows back then were on Sundays. I also googled it to double check.
For Pinatubo's eruption i have to thank the Aethas. They were the one's who informed the nuns about the rumbling sound of earth. Then the nuns accompanied the Aethas to Philvolcs to speak to Dir. Punongbayan (RIP thank you sir for your years of dedication to help the filipino people). With Punongbayan's colaboration w/ US geologist at Clark air base, people were evacuated at the right time.
Thank you 🙏 🌻🌻
Dont forget Mt Samalas that erruption was so massive it caused a period of global cooling and a massive world wide famine that killed millions of people in the year of 1257AD.
That erruption was rated as VEI 7 which means it was only a thousand times lower than a super volcanic one.
Today this volcano is well known about but until 2012-2013, it was a total mystery as the volcano no longer exists as it was destroyed by the shear power of the explosion.
Nower-days all that remains is a very large caldera on the island of Lombok snd has an active volcanic complex known as Mt Rinjani.
Beautiful video on volcanic eruption
VEI 7 isn't even considered a "super eruption". The 1815 eruption of Tambora was THE most powerful eruption in recorded history. It was a VEI 7 eruption, YET it's dwarfed by VEI 8, the most destructive eruptions on Earth. The eruption of Lake Toba was thousands of times greater than that of all the volcanoes featured in this video COMBINED and was the largest blast the planet has seen in the last 2 million years. And the scariest part is that there were EVEN MORE POWERFUL blast even further back in the planet's history.
Yeah, this is
The sign that said Mount saint Helen made an ash of herself was a bitter sweet joke!
Amazing SPARK
Legendary🔥🔥
Wow that's awesome to watch.
Nice...
I have... OOOh sorry, we have hundreds of those. some of the well known ones are, Krakatoa, Tambora and of course Toba Lake. Those gives us the most fertile soil :-)
silica content primarily determines the explosivity and viscosity of any particular lava, not just the gas content
Good documentations. Thank you
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THE VIDEO IS SO INSPIRING
Inspiring, isnt the first word that comes to mind tbf... Intimidating and mind-blowing is a bit more like it :)
웅장하고 대단한 태산입니다,
자연의 지구입니다,
I was in Garden Grove CA on that May 18th eruption. What a scare, what power!
Volcanoes are proof that man is NOT in charge!
You got that right 👍
Still a Volcano can be predicted and gives you signs and you can stay away from it. Earthquakes are the real reminder and the real monster.
@@freespiritable Yep Earthquakes come unexpected & do trigger volcanoes! That being said volcanoes can be sudden aswel like recent NZ eruption.
@@VJordan888V researchers had warned that the White island volcano was about to erupt. But the island is private, so they ignored it.
Tsunami as well.
I love Geoff Macklay. He is a legend.
This is so interesting!
The people who were up in the Space Needle in Seattle had a scary view when Mt. Saint Helen's erupted.
Thanks for your all footages of this beauti but beest volcano 🌋reaction..
I am never seeing... Thanks again... I am from 🇮🇳
자연의 힘! 상상을 초월하는 어마어마한 힘을 채험하는 느낌입니다, 태여나서 처음 느끼는 경험입니다.
Got more videos of disastrous volcanic eruptions I love them
An an explosion...
*Unnecessary vigorous shaking*
Lovin it
This would put a cherry on top of 2020.
We had so much volcanoes here in the phillipines not just this pinatubo, taal volcano has been very active this days two years ago the eruptions is massive so much filipinos are affected
We had ash on our deck in Santa Cruz ca. From St. Helens.
Something must be wrong with me, watching all these disaster documentaries. From air crash investigations and disasters of the century, to this! And all around 2am!!!
Don’t worry your not the only one, I started by watching air crash investigation to 3 seconds to disaster and now it’s anything about natural disasters 🤔definitely something wrong with us 😂
I think my fascination with disasters it seeing how others survive them, knowing that I wouldn't do as well.
This is so fascinating to watch. I can't get enough watching volcanoes
Eu também sou vacinada por eles
@cleusamaria551 you sound so stupid
The Thought of Yellow stone gives me chills!
30:05 what a sign , terraform earth before another planet
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자연재해 정말 무시무시하게 무서워요 ㅠㅠ
인명피해가 없기만을 간절하게 빕니다
It's refreshing to see a science program that it devoid of cheap sensationalism /sarc
Kembang api ter besar..keren cuy
Thank you very much for your video! Because I like mountain, i'm From Lumajang city, Mahameru volcano, Indonesia. 😍😂👍
Wih arek lumajang
Terima kasih atas vidio yang di sampaikan, vidio tersebut bisa menambah pengetahuan..
Lamongan hadir bos q✌️
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Great Job poppy
I watched Mt. Saint Helen's erupt from my bedroom window. Still have a jar of ash I collected from our backyard.
Cool. I remember that event.
that’s so cool
Do they erupt gold ? I've always wanted to go hunting in ashes for gold)
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My daughter and I visited there about 4 years ago and we brought back some pumice from her side.
The scientists are changing world for better in the aspect of technology.
Who ever decided to shake the camera or edit the shaking into the video should get a raise. Immersed the video. Rewinded the video so that I would be able to watch in VR.
amazing
I was 4 years old when Mt St Helen's erupted and she's been quiet for 40 yrs, who know's when she's going to blow, it would interesting to hear of the mega volcano erupting, but I hope I am dead before then.
Mt. St. Helen's hasn't been quiet for 40 years. It's erupted 3 times since 1980, and those times were: 2002, 2004, 2008.
Ben Byrne It also erupted from 1982-1983. Yellowstone Caldera is one we need to fear.
@@benbyrne2007 There's no apostrophe. St. Helens is a name of a British peer.
Mt St Helens has a major eruption about once every 125 years. But, that's largely a meaningless number... it could have a major eruption 6 months from now, or 400 years from now. Every 125 years is just the average.
yellowstone is what we need to worry about..
Mt pinatubo was a huge disaster in 1991 in the philippines
About time we had another one like Krakatoa.
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Did you have a stroke?
every volcanic eruption changes the world a little
so does the methane in every chickenfart.
@@gehtdianschasau8372 lol
Gehtdi anschasau, That was a "good one"!!! (ha!ha!) You "made" my day! "Thanks"!!!
Gehtdi anschasau -- methasulfonaltide keeps us healthy. There is balance. Maybe you just don’t know enough... (hint: no such thing as global warming-- no it’s not Mother Nature either - it’s FATHER GOD.
YES, the one you will answer to for every idle word thought & deed!!!
Maybe you might think about that!?
! em ok
Hot stuff!!!.....Bloody good or bloody bad???.....
Great video! I just finished reading a book about the 1902 eruption of Mt. Pelee on Martinique. I'm surprised that you didn't mention it. 30,000 people died in minutes as the town of Saint Pierre was destroyed. There are some good videos here about the disaster, although some of them are in French.
If I recall correctly didn't a lone person survive who was locked up in the town's local jail cell?
Moonbeam Lights My Way yes
At the start of the video he says the biggest eruptions of our time. I guess its just about more recent eruptions.
Yes. And remember all islands are the result of a volcano underneath. There's land down there. Like Hawaii. Scary huh?
Je regarde bien celles en anglais. ..
It's sad but at the same time that's what you get when you live at the base of a volcano. I wouldn't expect anything different
Didn't noticed the video was 50 mins long yet watched it all rolf
Grata por tudo isto tão maravilhoso.
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I stupidly forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Ronnie Justin Instablaster :)
That so sad to see how far it running however people who live around these area have leave there and go to other places to live god bless you all
God aint real lol
This narrator is sooooo good
I know
He sounds like Laurence Brown but the credits were reduced in size, sped up & covered up with video links, so I could not confirm. Laurence has a funny UA-cam channel called Lost in the Pond. The speech patterns and accents are nearly identical.
I watch this because i want to learn.
Better learn economy and financial management if you like a reasonable life. :-))
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@@breetopkuschi9657 No you don't. :-)
I watch this because my teacher assigned it
I do not understand what impact this incident in history will have on your future at all... why are instructors teaching up 100 year old material for history? History is cool and everything but IT should be an elective class as it has no bearing on your future and it doesn’t teach you how to be an adult. A pure waste of time.
In 2010, Mt Merapi of Java Indonesia erupted and its hot materials and pyroclastic clouds reach approximately 20km of it's crater. Many have lost their belongings and life.
My house is only 18km from it's crater but luckily, it's not in the eruption path it is located on the other side. I remember it was 12 am. Everything was rumbling and shaking. The tremor did not stop until dawn. It was one of the scariest nights of my life.
Fyi. We've got earthquakes and tsunami as well.
So sorry you endured that. Terrifying. God bless you and your family.❤
this soooooo cool
Nice video
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Mt. Krakatau and Mt. Toba cry to see this.
The Toba Supereruption was the largest eruption in recorded history. Even outbulking the gigantic Huckleberry Ridge eruption of Yellowstone, 2M years ago!... You cant compare Krakatoa with that!. Toba was about 250x more intense then the 1883 Krakatoa Eruption!
Wow nice vid D:
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Mt.Saint Helen made an ash out of herself! Lol I had to back it up to make sure I read it right! Great sign!
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St Helens was 'only á light VEI-5 eruption though. Imagine the powers that are at play at larger eruptions.
Apparently death by pyroclastic flow is one of the most painful ways to die. Only one survivor has ever given a report on it. Like boiling from the inside and outside at the same time
As I watch this, Caldera type volcano in my country is currently erupting.
#TaalVolcano #Philippines2020
Consider the local residents as" VERY lucky" that the Taal didnt 'proceed' to erupt, as was feared!
Taal is a very unique volcano. Not just because its a volcano, in a lake, inside a volcano-crater, inside a lake(though this significantly increases its hazard!). The magma-composite of the Taal's chamber contains véry high concentrations of Sulphur! When this reaches the surface in masses(10-100x what has erupted in 2020), and contacts Oxygen and Carbon-molecules(Which are about 80% of our atmosphere? CO2?) you get a hyper/mega-chemical reaction because of this, creating a Giant-Dirty Bomb, on top of the 'usual volcanic hazard' of widespread ashfall and the pyroclastic surge! I read that Taal's eruption was 'only' scaled around a VEI-2. Which is (again,, luckily!) nowwhere near the 1991 eruption of the Pinatubo, which was a strong VEI-6: about 10.000x as powerful! (I dont know if you recall the gigantic ashcloud, piling up at the Pinatobo-crater, back then, but thats was a terrifying sight! Especially if you know what a volcanic cloud of that magnitude will do!). Unlike Taal, Pinatubo does nót have such high concentrations of Sulphur. Yet Pinatubo's summit, is snow-covered, which melted, causing heated mud-ash streams called Lahars, which 'sucked away' entire villages!
The Taal isnt as highly elevated as a Pinatubo, but that doesnt make it less dangerous, on the contrairy; a bíg stronger eruption of the Taal, could have crached the crust between the Magma-chamber, and the surface, causing the LAKE to FLUSH in..... You almost dont wanna know what would happen if the lake-water, would contact that 'contagious sulphuric magma'.....Not even the biggest nuclear bomb in the world, would come close to the consequenses!
The direct vicinity of Taal would be covered in a few méters of suplhuric ash; very (rotten-egg)smelly ash! Poisonous even to breathe in! Poisonous to the ground and vegetation. yet the global 'aftermath' would be even bigger; Due to the high concentration of suplhuric particles going atmospheric, 'even a VEI-5'eruption of Taal(brrr...) could compare to the catastrophe that followed the Tambora-eruption; That many sulphuric particles in the atmosphere would literally reflect a few percentages of the sun's rays, causing earth-temperatures to drop. In the first years of this aftermath, the climate would be going haywire, just like in 1816: the 'Year without Summer', which followed the incredibly powerful(VEI-7) Tambora-eruption!
The wold avoided a catastrophe, with Taal going to sleep again..... Though its not entirely over: Experts predict Taal to go to sleep again now, but seismic activity is still ongoing, yet at a lighter pace.... One wrong quake, cracking the wrong basalt-layer could still trigger a reaction and a bigger eruption!
@@thegreenreaper6660 Pinatubo's summit is not snow covered. It was the typhoon that caused the catastrophic lahar
Please post the date of production in the description please. I do not understand why posters do not provide this information. year 2006
Fewer views maybe? I started wondering how old this was when I saw the computers.
Volcanoes always make an ash out of themselves...
@Yellow Cab
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É "lindo' pq não tem aqui no BR.
You should do a video on the Yellowstone volcano
I believe when they said major volcano eruption they’re talking about Yellowstone I live in San Diego County I don’t believe it would be safe even down here🕶”
@@eribertoacedo9505 If Yellowstone really erupts, the entire northern hemisphere will suffer the consequenses in the first two weeks already! Hundreds of cubic kilometers of ash and pumice will fume out of the Valley, going atmospheric. Yellowstone is an 'Armageddon-Volcano'. It has the potency to wipe out 90% of the human race with a VEI-8 eruption! THe US will 'suffer the biggest damage', due to the intial eruption and the thickest ashlayers, yet, the ashplume will spread across the entire northern hemisphere. Southeast Asia will still receive a few centimeters of ashfall from a Yellowstone-VEI-8. and after a week or two, it'd will have traveled across the globe, to reach back to the Eastcoast; Washington DC and New York
@@thegreenreaper6660 I live in utah so i guess i'm fricked
28:27 ' so what we came up with, is this stainless steel superstructure which kinda looks like a *daddy long legs spider* '
1:56 I thought that rock tumbling in front of the flow was the camera man for a second. I was mesmerised by the sheer pace he was putting on. But as mentioned.. it was a rock... It ruined my day.
Thug moi nguoi qua. Đat nuoc nao co núi lụa nhìn rat thug va cau Nguyen cho tat ca moi nguoi binh an va an lanh co nhiu sức khoe de vuot qua
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Back in the `80s when a volcano erupted in Central America I spotted volcanic ash on my car in Southeastern Massachusetts.
The Mount St. Helens 1980 eruption isn't going to lead to a "mega eruption". Assuming you're trying to reference "super vocanoes", the underlying tectonic substructure that produced both Mount St. Helens and other volcanoes in the Cascadia chain and has absolutely nothing to do with the volcanic hot-spot plumes that are associated with "super volcano" eruptions.
That was so sad
Funny how they call that monitor 'Spider ' when in the film Dante's Peak they use a device called Spider Legs to do exactly the same thing.
Dante's Peak had USGS advisors. One of the lines of Pierre Brosnan was exactly taken from what one scientist (John Ewert) said in the documentary "In the Path of a Killer Volcano"
They don't even mention VEI 8 - the threshold for a true supereruptiion. Campi Flegrei is a true "Super" so it's a good representation but they need to include VEI 8 - topping the VEI scale at 7 doesn't cut it.
Campi flegeri is a 7
I lived in Victoria, British Columbia when Mt. St. Helens blew. I thought some commemoration was marked by canon fire. That's how loud it was.
I was in Ladner BC at a horse show and we heard it blow too.
OMG..Philippines has many volcanoes..Taal volcano erupted January 2020..and still damaging properties when rain fall..lahar and mud flaws.
Taal was a VEI 4 it just damage half of the Region in Luzon. But still cant compare to Pinatubo that affected the World after global temparature drop
so kind so brutal world , a nourishing and a consuming planet
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Well I see someone use an old Atari ST? Surprised they dont have a new laptop.
Well this Video is not exactly bad, but it is also not good enough to give it a like. The animation are good, the interviews on experts are solid, but in the end it was Infotainment.
Holy smokes
campi flagri can even get to a VEI 8 level. But most likely it will be around 6-7 VEI.
Campi flegeri is a 7
@@VesuviusGaming-um5yn It can be a 6-8
No campi is a 7 or 8
27:20 got a white flying object flying in front of the volcano hot ashes
This report is from 2006.
Now, 18 years later, the explosive situation at the Campi Flegrei is even more relevant.
The super volcano will erupt - perhaps even faster than you imagine...
You don't have to be an expert to suspect that the destructive potential of the Campi Flegrei is similar to that of an eruption of the Yellow Stone.
I remember Mt St Helens very well. I was 17 and I was preparing for my highschool graduation! The blast was on the 18th of May. Seven days later on the 25th I graduated. The two events will always be intertwined for me!😄👍👍❤️
Some people enjoy ing very gladly to see the volcano eruptions.
When I saw the volcano eruptions. Only my eyes tears down.i feel very sorrow. But people not understand me. I did not forgiven any sin.