Volcanoes have created more than 80 percent of our planet's surface, laying the foundation that has allowed life to thrive. To learn more about these fiery peaks, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2FqAH5m
Thats why no matter what you do or how much money you send to. Folks who live on tectonic plates(earthquake volcano) are at high risk of death or displacement or homelessness forever until they move
The earth takes and gives. We are all just inhabitants that either benefit or perish from it. The earth does not care about our sentiment nor needs. And the cycle continues with or without us.
Fun Fact: Volcanoes have a major impact on climate. For example, the massive eruption of Mt. Pinatubo (Phillipines) in the 90s was attributed to a GLOBAL temperature drop of about a full degree in the following years. The millions of tons of ash in the atmosphere blocked solar rays.
Agree but what about bulkang taal in the Philippines the volcano taal or bulkang taal is located in bananas because im filipini that means I can explain it on filipino and english
@@pja5194 I don't really mind our country having far less active volcanoes than Indonesia, I don't want swimming in ash for a couple months or so just like what's happening now in taal, plus I am currently living next to one though dormant but let's keep it that way. All this eruptions happening makes me a bit paranoid about volcanoes now 😂
Volcano's are just fantastically interesting its very cool to finally come across a video covering them and some very interesting facts about them as well
Doll Face Taal Volcano is more beautiful, coz it seats on a Caldera Lake, with another Lake inside & an Islet. Mayon is the Diva, while Taal is the Superstar. lol
"And He has cast into the earth firmly set mountains, lest it shift with you, and [made] rivers and roads, that you may be guided" Quran Surah An-Nahl [16:15]
I pray for victims of Taal. On the other comment there is a comment fight over "international fame". We are proud to be seen internationally, but please to those who want comment here we should pray to the victims and not discuss anything about "us being greedy of fame", "overproud" etc.
I from Indonesia we have beautiful Volcanos at here but scary in our history ; Toba,Tambora,Krakatoa,Merapi, Mahameru,Sinabung,Dieng, Tangkuban,Bromo,Slamet,Gede..
Within the past several days, the volcano eruption in Iceland has caught my attention. I began searching for “the anatomy of a volcano”. After listening and watching, cartoons, kids, comedian, etc., tackle this observation, I finally stumbled here. Thank you so much for the clear and simple explanation of what is a volcano. By using real time videos, I now have a better understanding of what has recently happened. Thank you again.
As Indonesian, I live on the ring of fire. But, I feel grateful for that for I see some eruption around us. For me, volcano eruption is not disaster, but it is the sign of the life of volcanoes. They give us many, then how many we give them back? Thanks for the video, love it so much
@@RickGrimes007 Joke what you want, but my laptop's fan started being very loud and when I start it I get a message saying to shut down to prevent additional damage. Guess what. The next ad that pops up is my local computer repair company.
I'm watching this because where I live that is in Indonesia (Jogja, Java), it is pretty frequent to have vulcano eruption. We live in same region with Mount Merapi, one of to be said most active volcano in our country. Back then in 2010, Mt. Merapi was erupted and made big catasthrope for its surrounding. We might be somewhat far from there but we still get the effect. After years, there was rainbow after that. The land become more soiled and we got abundant of high quality materials. That was still my unforgettable memory for me. This video reminds me of those
My hometown had recorded snow in June and July that year. I'm from western NY. It also played a part in inspiring Mary Shelley to write the novel Frankenstein.
Thank you for posting. I haven't seen a high quality volcano video in awhile. I just wish it was longer. Can you possibly do a series on Volcanoes. I have been studying volcanoes since I was 6 years old. Decades later, it never gets old. LOVE watching really good volcano footage. Thank you.
This video officially bought bro..For visual representative purpose. These are called stock images and videos. In many other films they used before. These videos and images are for sale purpose
Fun fact the effect of mount Tambora felt around the world that year is known as "year without summer" that made almost the corps died resulting famine in Europe and North America.
@@xirb-4007 dude faith either works we have evacuated and sad thing flight suspended its up to level 4 if it reaches level 5 we'll have volcanic tsunami and hazardous explosion, as a christian had to pray.
Mayon volcano is so beautiful yet destructive. Taal is the most recent active volcano in the Philippines. Phivolcs just recorded 74 volcanic earthquakes during the 24-hour observation period. I hope everyone is ok.
We have an almost perfect cone-shaped island near our province where I live in Philippines, it has a resort and few residences and I really really think it's a sleeping Volcano, sleeping volcanoes are one the most dangerous types of Volcano, most of the time, people have no Idea that one is a volcano until suddenly it erupts, just like Mt. Pinatubo. Edit: Just found out, it really is a Volcano, a potentially active one but since no history record can be found, they classified it as POTENTIALLY ACTIVE since it's not extinc. Wew...
Markhermoso05yt _ Ang super volcano ay yung mga active at malalaki gaya ng Yellow Stone, ang sleeping volcano ay yung parang natutulog lang, walang kibo, hindi nag-aalburuto, pero may panahon na bigla nalang silang sasabog. Ang daming klasi ng volcanoes pero I think, isa to sa mga sleeping one. Search mo sleeping volcanoes, marami ka makikita.
@Shannmukh Shannu But still when he's capable of creating a whole empire purely out of CGI, why go for shutterstock lol...and this is not the only clip he used in the teaser, there are couple more. Didn't expect this from a legendary director.
@Shannmukh Shannu Never said the whole movie is copied. Been a fan a SSR and always will be. I'm sure the movie will speak for itself. And btw, bollywood is no way near to our tollywood. Pure telugu guy here 🔥
RocKickAss or how about we don’t shame people for not being able to speak a language as good as you. English might not even be this persons first language
@RocKickAss "Was this even English??" is very insulting. You can correct someone's grammar in a nice way and not trying to put insults just to make yourself superior or smart.
Saw a cool mountain outside while I was on vacation, googled it and found out that it was a stratovolcano, realized that I knew next to nothing about volcanoes, and decided to rectify that immediately. Thanks NatGeo!
She says that volcano forms where tectonic plates meet! This is very concerning because since December 28 up to now my Island have been having none-stop earthquakes. So i learn that the Caribbean plate meets with the north tectonic plate. Both cross under our Island. I am from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 by now everyone in the world know that our Island wont stop shaking. Now I am very concern. 😳😳😰😰
👋🏼 hi, they say everything is okay that the earthquakes will stop soon 😤 today for example we had six hour’s of rest, not earthquakes then a big one came 5.2 after it three more hours of silent then a 4.6 and we have had many aftermaths 😔😔 it’s not easy 😤😰😨
The "Tectonic Setting" (the structure of the earth's crust at a given location) is only one of four variables in the formation of volcanoes. However the asthenosphere and the mantle have a major effect on volcanic activity and in some cases, conditions in the outer core of the earth can eventually migrate to the surface. So the number of earthquakes are not a specific indicator of impending volcanic activity.
There is a great misconception here. A similar mistake was in the previous Volcanoes 101 video too. The heat from the outer core does NOT melt mantle rocks above it to produce magma as shown in the video, although it can be said that both radioactive decay in the core and the heat leftover from the Earth's accretion are two major sources of heat that cause mantle to convect vigorously and drive plate tectonics, which eventually cause mantle rocks to undergo partial melting in some specific regions, not everywhere. Primary melts come directly from the partial melting (%5-30) of the upper mantle, which under normal conditions is solid and cannot produce magma because geotherm doesn't intersect solidus. Based on observations of earthquake waves through Earth's interior, it's known that mantle is simply solid. However, it behaves plastically over geological time. In other words, it's able to flow. Its viscosity is much higher than rhyolite lava. In short, there are three ways that melts could be produced from the mantle lherzolites. It's either by adding volatiles to the mantle as in subduction zones, or by adiabatic decompression as in mid-ocean ridges, or by increasing the tempature so that geotherm can intersect solidus. Primary melts can undergo differentiation by a couple of processes such as fractional crystallization, magma mixing, assimilation of surrounding rocks etc. so you can find various types of magma and igneous rocks.
I definitely noticed that that part of the video was inaccurate, although you obviously know more about volcanology than I do. You gave a very detailed description, almost too detailed for most people to understand. Good job though.
Volcano a.k.a Earth's pimple where the earth erupt in certain time after fully grew in a month ago or it takes a time to erupt, with a massively hot flood that spread around in the a nearest towns or city. Depends whats your live
Volcanoes have created more than 80 percent of our planet's surface, laying the foundation that has allowed life to thrive. To learn more about these fiery peaks, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2FqAH5m
Thanks for helpping me💙
Deutsche auch mal hier?
Thats why no matter what you do or how much money you send to. Folks who live on tectonic plates(earthquake volcano) are at high risk of death or displacement or homelessness forever until they move
@@shortmovie958 do you believe in god
National Geographic thanks so much🙏🏻🙏🏻
The earth takes and gives. We are all just inhabitants that either benefit or perish from it. The earth does not care about our sentiment nor needs. And the cycle continues with or without us.
black jesus is coming
it's 2020, so of course, any naturally caused disaster is linked to climate change to most people like you, sad people can't just do a quick search...
DEEP
@TK Baha new virus is spreading there
That's the reason that "WE ARE NOT FROM HERE"
Let's pray Taal eruption doesn't get worse
We agree with that sentiment. If you'd like to learn more about the events in the Philippines, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2QTAw97
Hey Philippines 🇵🇭 Represent 🤙🏼
@@NatGeo Hey NatGeo, Congrats on monetizing your site, effectively creating a paywall to your articles. What a great testament to your mission huh?
Science win. Its all natural event. We are just experiencing what our ancestor experience before.
It will, so better be prepared than to hope it won't.
Earth: These PIMPLES ruin my beauty.. Can i pop it?¿?..
Humanity: Died
This comment is so underrated 😭
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@@mehtabali6915 yeah
😂
😅😅
It's more fun to learn something when you're not forced to.
Now that is true my friend 😁
Or when you’re not required to
@@armilotheus bfnf
@@armilotheus Thats Cool bro no one ever need permission to post their opinion in Social Media
You're so right we gain no knowledge when we forced to learn,
But our mom will never understand (ノ｀Д´)ノ彡┻━┻
when mother Earth decided to pop its *pimple* . 🌋
WAHHAHA
Just to let you know its not when you are there
Basically its actually mother earth trying to mate... and make another baby... lols...
Yuk
*pimples*
UA-cam be like : “You’re 17km near taal volcano right? Lemme show you this vid”
LMAO. I'm 725 km far from this volcano yet youtube still recommends me this xD
Lol I'm 79km Far from The Taal Volcano Im From Batangas!
Fast Fizz in what part of Batangas are you from? I’m from Malvar. Right between Lipa and Tanauan
Calatagan Batangas🤗 Near Balayan And Lian
LMFAO
How many people after ntr teaser 1:58
ammaniyamma 1.9k likes
🙏🙏
Ela kanipettav ra
Me
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Time please
@@rayudusrikanth2767 1.58🤣🤣🤣
Who is here for school?
me😂
Me 😂
Me
me
Not me am 10000000
101 series is your best one
@Jo Molololo RIGHTEOUS 1000% INDEED!
nice playlist LMAO
Sooo true ......this was the very first video I watched for volcanoes....and it's amazing....the best
Weird playlists
SiMp
Everyone is saying teasers for something but I’m just here because volcanoes are cool and I’m learning about them in science
Same
Same
im learning this in geography lol
This is part of my online lessons 😂
yeah, but what teaser?
Mayon with its perfect cone shape, is the most beautiful volcano.
La me pake
Fuji
Mt. Fuji looks the same with Mayon. Husband and wife.
May overproud conments ulit nakakahiya
Its nearly a perfect cone
Fun Fact: Volcanoes have a major impact on climate. For example, the massive eruption of Mt. Pinatubo (Phillipines) in the 90s was attributed to a GLOBAL temperature drop of about a full degree in the following years. The millions of tons of ash in the atmosphere blocked solar rays.
U ARE SO SMART XD
İs tru
Agree but what about bulkang taal in the Philippines the volcano taal or bulkang taal is located in bananas because im filipini that means I can explain it on filipino and english
Bulkang taal is located in batangas that half erupted also cab you explain it cause I only know it half =3
hn!
How much volcanoes do you have?
Indonesia : " *yes* "
Philippines: Am I a joke to you?
Joke aside, Philippines have 100 volcanoes but only 22 are active.
In Indonesia, there are 127 active volcanoes.
PJ A never knew that, good thing I live in the Philippines then.
@@spektr_ thanks to google
@@pja5194 I don't really mind our country having far less active volcanoes than Indonesia, I don't want swimming in ash for a couple months or so just like what's happening now in taal, plus I am currently living next to one though dormant but let's keep it that way. All this eruptions happening makes me a bit paranoid about volcanoes now 😂
We're experiencing volcanic eruption from Taal volcano here in the Philippines, and nat geo posted this. What a coincidence
They might do this intentionally after taal erupted
M. Satria Jannatan yes because over 40 volcanoes today exhibit volcanic activity according to forbes
@@cheyennemoseley319 yup
We have been keeping up with the events there! If you'd like to learn more, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2QTAw97
it's to educate people
Ok VEI stands for Volcanic Explosivity Index.
5 seconds later : forgets
🤣
Comment of the day!
Not all.
I thought it was, Volcanic Eruption Intensity.. heh
And then went to find that part of the video to write this comment.😂😂
Volcano's are just fantastically interesting its very cool to finally come across a video covering them and some very interesting facts about them as well
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Yeah so right!😁
What
This is a timely content produced by NatGeo, well done!
This is the right comment. It's not a coincidence like what those morons are saying.
@Gid Chris Righteous
@Milad Jabri research and discoveries
Who came after seeing the memes🤣 at 1:58
😂😂🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️
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What happened
S brother
mosam chesesadu mama manalni
I bet there's teachers showing this video to students
BlasterZone45 yep my science teacher
@@shannonlemoine1473 Same, right now
My Geo teacher
Not me
Yep my geography teacher is
This was what we needed in Elementary and High School back in the 90s. Thanks, Nat Geo. ❤🌋
I've never liked American narrators, but I actually really like her voice.
Yea yea same
She's a Filipino. Angeli Gabriel. :)
@@RD-vh4xq ty
@@RD-vh4xq how did u know?
Filipinos, understands American English than any other speaking English.
Mayon volcano looks so beautiful and majestic.
And "DEADLY" well.
Beautiful things are deadly
Volcano covered in water.
Waiting for "proud to be a filipino" reply. . .
Doll Face Taal Volcano is more beautiful, coz it seats on a Caldera Lake, with another Lake inside & an Islet. Mayon is the Diva, while Taal is the Superstar. lol
Everyone else: Mother Earth’s Pimple
Me: *EaRtH NuT*
Earth has small pp!!!!!
@@jameschristian1664 and a lot of them
KSDJSKDAHAHA
Hot peepee
It's amazing to see how the things we often fear end up having a vital role in our existence.
^^!
Climbing a volcano made me realise what a terrifying force of nature it is. Could you imagine being anywhere near it during an eruption.
"And He has cast into the earth firmly set mountains, lest it shift with you, and [made] rivers and roads, that you may be guided" Quran Surah An-Nahl [16:15]
Hopefully this ain't Indians praising false gods I hear oh wait....
*Here* *comes* *the* *religion* *war* 😂😂 🍿
@@lfle9933 *here comes the Indians rideing carpets saying praise Allah Shambalah blah blah*
*Nigward* bro Islam is Arab origins lol
Subhanallah👏🏻👏🏻
Wow! Philippines is currently experiencing an eruption from taal volcano. Then natgeo uploaded this. What a coincidence
I pray for victims of Taal. On the other comment there is a comment fight over "international fame". We are proud to be seen internationally, but please to those who want comment here we should pray to the victims and not discuss anything about "us being greedy of fame", "overproud" etc.
Not a coincidence.
ur the worst
It's not a coincidence. In fact, they showed this for people like us to be educated because the taal volcano will seem to erupt again. 😢.
@@geneva5yearsago312 no. they uploaded this to get views. money money money
I from Indonesia we have beautiful Volcanos at here but scary in our history ; Toba,Tambora,Krakatoa,Merapi, Mahameru,Sinabung,Dieng, Tangkuban,Bromo,Slamet,Gede..
@Lord Madao .....that's mean
@Lord Madao It's the internet, nobody has to ask anything. People egt to wright whatever they want and If you don't like it get off of youtube.
@@222MovieMan 💯
@Lord Madao Crazy
I know @dyaksa megan, really scary.luckily i don't live near 1 of those volcanos btw i'm Indonesian
Within the past several days, the volcano eruption in Iceland has caught my attention. I began searching for “the anatomy of a volcano”. After listening and watching, cartoons, kids, comedian, etc., tackle this observation, I finally stumbled here. Thank you so much for the clear and simple explanation of what is a volcano. By using real time videos, I now have a better understanding of what has recently happened. Thank you again.
Hello, can you explain the meaning of " ancient rat " in the intro for me please ? Is it related to "mouse" or just in a figurative sense ?
As Indonesian, I live on the ring of fire. But, I feel grateful for that for I see some eruption around us. For me, volcano eruption is not disaster, but it is the sign of the life of volcanoes. They give us many, then how many we give them back? Thanks for the video, love it so much
Me too 🙏
I feel you bro
Cool
I’m always excited when National Geographic post another 101 video they are very informative, interesting and fun to watch! ❤️
kurz and vet are good too
Frrrrrr
At the end of the day,we learned "volcano is very necessary to our daily lives"😁
Oi 😱😰🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋
😂😂😂I got it 🙂
Yes all things have some advantages and disadvantages
Got it*
@@hiual11 hi
I was researching volcanoes and then this pops up in my notifications. Great timing!
Ytub/ googlewatches EVERYTHING YOU DO!!👀👃👀
@@RickGrimes007 Joke what you want, but my laptop's fan started being very loud and when I start it I get a message saying to shut down to prevent additional damage. Guess what. The next ad that pops up is my local computer repair company.
If you'd like to learn even more, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2FqAH5m
@@NatGeo stop uploading volcanoes if ppl are not watching eruption from the philippines are volcano taal ok
@@iandaletonsiasat5781 Are you drunk? That doesn't even make any sense. Besides, Taal is just spewing ashes. Kilauea's way worse.
Volacanoes are amazing. The start of life and the end of life.
Volcanos*
Person Human it is Volcanoes.
Alfred Rimorin idgaf tbh
@@spectreagaryt3704 ew
The end of many things, and the start of something new.
I'm watching this because where I live that is in Indonesia (Jogja, Java), it is pretty frequent to have vulcano eruption. We live in same region with Mount Merapi, one of to be said most active volcano in our country. Back then in 2010, Mt. Merapi was erupted and made big catasthrope for its surrounding. We might be somewhat far from there but we still get the effect. After years, there was rainbow after that. The land become more soiled and we got abundant of high quality materials. That was still my unforgettable memory for me. This video reminds me of those
I hope you're safe dear
@@kenyan1067 Amen. Hoping the same thing to you dear. Thank you 😊
This makes me want to take notes even though I have no reason to lol
1:58 this clip is used i RRR NTR teaser new latest
Thnx
COPY cat bayyaa..ekkuva hype maname ichamu jakaniki..credit kuda ivadu inspiration ani
Mosam
Mi valla time save ayindi
Where is other copied videos
Although destructive, I find volcanoes very fascinating
Same here
' Year without a Summer '
- 1816 Mt Tambora
My hometown had recorded snow in June and July that year. I'm from western NY. It also played a part in inspiring Mary Shelley to write the novel Frankenstein.
We definitely need more and more volcanos, they help the Earth to be more healthy.
Not too many though, because they also have a lot of negative effects as well.
@@flqw3r62 yes, i agree
Wait I didn't know that
I learned so much in a short time that I didn’t want the video to end. Thanks for posting.
I'm on a 101 marathon rn and I must say, the Earth really is amazing. thank you for this Nat Geo, I learned a lot of stuff✊
Thank you for posting. I haven't seen a high quality volcano video in awhile. I just wish it was longer. Can you possibly do a series on Volcanoes. I have been studying volcanoes since I was 6 years old. Decades later, it never gets old. LOVE watching really good volcano footage. Thank you.
nerd
@@mollymay1240 💀💀💀💀
You should watch 'Love of Fire"
yes sir
yes sir
yes sir
yes sir
It's beautiful ... We need national Geographic
1:59 This scene is copied from RRR movie teaser. Rajamouli Mass Da 💪💪💪💪
Bruh RRR team copied this shot.
😂😂😂this scene is copied for rrr😂😂😂
@@marvelansh1569 for giving elevation,🙂
This video officially bought bro..For visual representative purpose. These are called stock images and videos. In many other films they used before. These videos and images are for sale purpose
@@maheshvarma6455 yeah bro they paid for the Rights
Fun fact the effect of mount Tambora felt around the world that year is known as "year without summer" that made almost the corps died resulting famine in Europe and North America.
Yes
Interesting. But, also scary
😩
Allah you're something who created everything.
Volcanoes always amazed me. Such beauty, but so destructive
Me in Indonesia seeing that Indonesia is in the ring of fire: this is fine
Hotel?: trivago
Ya wkwkwk
Kwkwkwk pada nyasar weh
Wehh kita nyasarr😂😂
Woi
Di beranda ywd pencet aja gabut
National Geographic describes science amazingly.
This is very interesting. I like learning more things about nature.
Me too and I agree
I was searching for Taal volcano eruption then I see this one and watch it.
Let's pray for batangas😢
We're keeping watch on the events there. To learn more, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2QTAw97
Pray wont help, preparation does.
@@ruruyu59 he's got a point though.
@@xirb-4007 dude faith either works we have evacuated and sad thing flight suspended its up to level 4 if it reaches level 5 we'll have volcanic tsunami and hazardous explosion, as a christian had to pray.
Pray for the batangueños
If you're as fascinated as I am, I recommend a volcano and earthquake app and the live volcano channel on UA-cam.
Mayon volcano is so beautiful yet destructive. Taal is the most recent active volcano in the Philippines. Phivolcs just recorded 74 volcanic earthquakes during the 24-hour observation period. I hope everyone is ok.
Everybody: So how many Volcano do you have?
Indonesia: Yes
“Thanks to Getty Images 😌” Rajamouli likes this comment ☺️
Np
We have an almost perfect cone-shaped island near our province where I live in Philippines, it has a resort and few residences and I really really think it's a sleeping Volcano, sleeping volcanoes are one the most dangerous types of Volcano, most of the time, people have no Idea that one is a volcano until suddenly it erupts, just like Mt. Pinatubo.
Edit: Just found out, it really is a Volcano, a potentially active one but since no history record can be found, they classified it as POTENTIALLY ACTIVE since it's not extinc. Wew...
Bobo
Cone shaped island? Hmmm🤔🤔🤔
@@marklucas9975Walang nagtanong kung ano ka.
Super volcano. Hindi sleeping volcano
Markhermoso05yt _ Ang super volcano ay yung mga active at malalaki gaya ng Yellow Stone, ang sleeping volcano ay yung parang natutulog lang, walang kibo, hindi nag-aalburuto, pero may panahon na bigla nalang silang sasabog. Ang daming klasi ng volcanoes pero I think, isa to sa mga sleeping one. Search mo sleeping volcanoes, marami ka makikita.
Chill guys, do you really think that he creates a volcano and explode it for the movie?
They paid for the shots in ShutterStocks
Christopher Nolan bought a plane for the movie tenet just to destroy it..Do you know that?😉
@Shannmukh Shannu But still when he's capable of creating a whole empire purely out of CGI, why go for shutterstock lol...and this is not the only clip he used in the teaser, there are couple more. Didn't expect this from a legendary director.
Oh!! Then for the movie for forest scenes he should have gone for beargrylls instead of tarak 😂😂😂😂lol . what's the meaning of creativity then???🤔🤔😂😂😂
@Shannmukh Shannu Never said the whole movie is copied. Been a fan a SSR and always will be. I'm sure the movie will speak for itself. And btw, bollywood is no way near to our tollywood. Pure telugu guy here 🔥
I learned more from this video than to my science teacher😂😂... And btw volcanoes are beautiful yet dangerous...
For those who are saying that it is copied Shot of RRR .... Most the nature shots legally bought by those respective sites ...get a life trollers😄
This is awesome! Such a comprehensive overview; I'm creating an entire volcano unit from its content! Thank you so much!
ilwme following CSTWBEU
Volcanoes can literally extinct humanity if it literally all erupted all at the same time
How about the ones that are dead(arent erupting anymore)?
@RocKickAss this is the internet, not an AP grammar college course
RocKickAss or how about we don’t shame people for not being able to speak a language as good as you. English might not even be this persons first language
@RocKickAss We're talking about volcanoes and here you are playing the grammarly almighty out of topic.
@RocKickAss "Was this even English??" is very insulting. You can correct someone's grammar in a nice way and not trying to put insults just to make yourself superior or smart.
*Breathing deep and slow and relaxing to this. Thank you.💙*
How many after NTR's Trailer
Which movie
@@okbaba1993 RRR
Nice timing with taal volcano in Philippines
Excellent video. I like all about the nature. Congratulations for you interesting contributions!
Saw a cool mountain outside while I was on vacation, googled it and found out that it was a stratovolcano, realized that I knew next to nothing about volcanoes, and decided to rectify that immediately. Thanks NatGeo!
i have my geography a level mock tomorrow and this video is saving me thank you
Watching this after RRR teaser . . .
Keep watching from 1:57 ✨
NTR as Bheem 🌟
@Sunny yeah I know and there are many other videos used in the teaser which are bought from shutter stock kinda websites.
How many here after rrr teaser🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
whar
The moments before the terrifying disaster of the volcano, it gave me chills.
She says that volcano forms where tectonic plates meet! This is very concerning because since December 28 up to now my Island have been having none-stop earthquakes. So i learn that the Caribbean plate meets with the north tectonic plate. Both cross under our Island. I am from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 by now everyone in the world know that our Island wont stop shaking. Now I am very concern. 😳😳😰😰
Yeah I know non stop earthquakes, IHear about one everyday from my grandparents that live there, hope you are okay
your government should warn you about that....
👋🏼 hi, they say everything is okay that the earthquakes will stop soon 😤 today for example we had six hour’s of rest, not earthquakes then a big one came 5.2 after it three more hours of silent then a 4.6 and we have had many aftermaths 😔😔 it’s not easy 😤😰😨
Please be safe out there.
The "Tectonic Setting" (the structure of the earth's crust at a given location) is only one of four variables in the formation of volcanoes.
However the asthenosphere and the mantle have a major effect on volcanic activity and in some cases, conditions in the outer core of the earth can eventually migrate to the surface.
So the number of earthquakes are not a specific indicator of impending volcanic activity.
I have a watched a ton of homework videos. My recommendations will be fun this summer!
Fantastic explanation! Thank you National Geographic.
The cool thing about volcanoes 🌋 is that they can be disastrous and beautiful at the same time
Yeah, one volcano almost ended the human race
@@nathandei1674 yep.
The flow of the lava is so satisfying, I love it
lava lamp liker lol ;)
@@Love-jf7rs Stfu mind your own business🙄😌tsk.
Rude! What an idiot 😒
There is a great misconception here. A similar mistake was in the previous Volcanoes 101 video too.
The heat from the outer core does NOT melt mantle rocks above it to produce magma as shown in the video, although it can be said that both radioactive decay in the core and the heat leftover from the Earth's accretion are two major sources of heat that cause mantle to convect vigorously and drive plate tectonics, which eventually cause mantle rocks to undergo partial melting in some specific regions, not everywhere.
Primary melts come directly from the partial melting (%5-30) of the upper mantle, which under normal conditions is solid and cannot produce magma because geotherm doesn't intersect solidus. Based on observations of earthquake waves through Earth's interior, it's known that mantle is simply solid. However, it behaves plastically over geological time. In other words, it's able to flow. Its viscosity is much higher than rhyolite lava.
In short, there are three ways that melts could be produced from the mantle lherzolites. It's either by adding volatiles to the mantle as in subduction zones, or by adiabatic decompression as in mid-ocean ridges, or by increasing the tempature so that geotherm can intersect solidus. Primary melts can undergo differentiation by a couple of processes such as fractional crystallization, magma mixing, assimilation of surrounding rocks etc. so you can find various types of magma and igneous rocks.
I definitely noticed that that part of the video was inaccurate, although you obviously know more about volcanology than I do. You gave a very detailed description, almost too detailed for most people to understand.
Good job though.
Thoroughly enjoyed that, now I really want do do a unit on volcanoes at school
Learning whit interest is better than forced this was informative and fun to watch and school is depressing as stressful what a difference
i just need to finish my paper dude- i didn’t want to question my mom’s decision to move to hawaii when I got older-
National Geographic is my favorite channel ever! i love ur vids! they are so interesting!
Wow - this is really very interesting. Thanks a lot for sharing this information in such a great video!
My 13 year old self couldn't care less
My 30 year old self is now willing to listen
You and me both
Me too
Philippines: *Taal booms*
Me: *sees this video*
Also me: 'Aight imma watch Dis.
Volcano a.k.a Earth's pimple where the earth erupt in certain time after fully grew in a month ago or it takes a time to erupt, with a massively hot flood that spread around in the a nearest towns or city. Depends whats your live
I've learned a lot during pandemic. 😍 Thank you N.G.
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Incredible footage of the volcanic eruption! The raw power of nature is both awe-inspiring and terrifying. Stay safe everyone! 2:11
Krakatoa was heard around the World. That was probably the worst humanity ever saw or heard.
Tambora : am i a joke to you ???
@SH4RKPLAYZ Toba super volcano: well yes and no
I love Geography and history it’s so interesting
UA-cams algorithms: Yeeees now it's a good time for you to see this
So true
This makes me glad that I live in a cold place.
UA-cam: Recommends me this video right before my Geography Exam (and Plate Tectonics is tested)
So what
I really appreciate the creators who created the meme on RRR and connecting to this scene exactly at minute 2:00. Hats off to them. 🙇🏻♀️ take a bow.
I understand this more than I used to understand geography in middle school
Who knew youtube is a better way to educate people more than school
Супер передача про вулканы нашей земли видео волшебное ! ! !🙂
Thats why indonesian land is rich and also scary
Goood...
Oh yeah Isee your country is dotted with a LOT of volcanoes 😱
robi tussin is italy part of the ring of fire
I hope the Taal Volcano calms down im tired of cleaning these ashes
We're keeping watch on the events there. To learn more, you can read on here: on.natgeo.com/2QTAw97
Its already Calm but Phivolcs said its not a good sign.
I hope it explodes soon. I'd like to witness a local exploding volcano...... In the TV.
@@romella_karmey tf?
you clean the ashes?
*Mt tambora eruption
Mt krakatoa: Finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary
well tambora killed 71k including famine while krakatoa is just 36k
That's not a worthy opponent for krakatoa
What about Mt. Toba?
@@elektrawija6822 nope
@@satsat247 worthy opponent is toba almost extinct humanity by killing 1M k/d very scary.