I went here when I was a kid. It scarred and terrified so much that I started having nightmares. I was scared of living in Auckland. Now as an adult, I’m fascinated by earth science.
Thanks for uploading this! I was hoping someone got a video of the whole news bit as well, there's another video on youtube which is just the explosion bit. Reminds me of going to the earthquake simulation at the museum too :p
If you want to survive Yellowstone eruption there are things you will need. 1: get a Mobil trailer, camper and/or rv. Traffic will be one of the biggest problems due to evacuation. So be sure to take back roads. 2: pack dry foods and/or canned foods. Dry food and canned food seem to last the longest so be sure to stock up a few months supply. 3: batteries, solar panels and a generator. Power is another thing you must have in order to find out what you need to. Have solar power panels for the trailer/rv/camper and keep stocked with rechargeable battery packs. 4: hunting gear and self defense guns: people will do stupid things during something as terrifying as a super volcano eruptions, so stay away from other people and keep your allies very close. 5: your best bet is to head as far away from Yellowstone as possible so New Yorks countryside is best. It's away from big cities and away from frantic unpredictable people. 6: gas masks and breathing equipment: Vocanos release a deadly toxin in the air so you will need oxygen when then air quality gets bad. 7: government radio/long distance coms. Keeping your ears to the ground is VERY important, so be sure to keep a way to find out what you need to know from a NOAA radio. ( National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
I went here when I was a kid. It scarred and terrified so much that I started having nightmares. I was scared of living in Auckland. Now as an adult, I’m fascinated by earth science.
Lmao I was exactly the same.
Same
They should make the whole museum like this with interactive stuff like this
Looks like they updated the newscast since I was there in 2016.
I watched the movie called Volcano (1997) after I go to the volcano house
Thanks for uploading this! I was hoping someone got a video of the whole news bit as well, there's another video on youtube which is just the explosion bit. Reminds me of going to the earthquake simulation at the museum too :p
Thanks lol I just uploaded it cause I was bored but I didn’t expect it to even get noticed lol
When I went to where you were I was laughing when it started shaking my friends and I got very excited 😆 😂❤🎉
Wow this actually got noticed by 414 people
Omg i was there when I was six years old and I got lost there
I went there on a school trip today!
Same
iive been there as a 5 yr old and as soon as the shockwave hit i got scared but now i stand behind the couch and i still fall over 💀
If you want to survive Yellowstone eruption there are things you will need.
1: get a Mobil trailer, camper and/or rv.
Traffic will be one of the biggest problems due to evacuation. So be sure to take back roads.
2: pack dry foods and/or canned foods.
Dry food and canned food seem to last the longest so be sure to stock up a few months supply.
3: batteries, solar panels and a generator.
Power is another thing you must have in order to find out what you need to. Have solar power panels for the trailer/rv/camper and keep stocked with rechargeable battery packs.
4: hunting gear and self defense guns:
people will do stupid things during something as terrifying as a super volcano eruptions, so stay away from other people and keep your allies very close.
5: your best bet is to head as far away from Yellowstone as possible so New Yorks countryside is best. It's away from big cities and away from frantic unpredictable people.
6: gas masks and breathing equipment:
Vocanos release a deadly toxin in the air so you will need oxygen when then air quality gets bad.
7: government radio/long distance coms.
Keeping your ears to the ground is VERY important, so be sure to keep a way to find out what you need to know from a NOAA radio. ( National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
Awesome, I’ll remember this when I next go to Yellowstone, which given the current state of the world will probably be never
Question! With the sunlight blocked by aah clouds, how will solar panels work
i've been there recently
its my fav thing at the museam
Yes, that and Bart in a jar
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I was here in 2007 id love to go back is this experience still going at the museum?
I think it’s forever going to be here to stay
It was still there when I went a few years ago.
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