The Largest Volcano Of ALL TIME Just Cracked Open The Earth!
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Beneath the calm waters of Lake Toba on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, a massive supervolcano is lurking. This geological monster is one of only a handful of volcanoes capable of producing a super-eruption that could catastrophically change the global climate system for decades. So how can we predict the next supervolcano eruption?This is a map of Indonesia. Officially the republic of Indonesia. A country in Southeast Asia and Oceania between the Indian and Pacific oceans. Indonesia consists of over 17 thousand islands, including Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, parts of Borneo and New Guinea. Sumatra is the thir d largest island of indonesia and in the northern Disctrict North Sumatra is Lake Toba located, a large natural lake occupying the caldera of a supervolcano. Possibly the Greatest Volcano on Earth.Besides this supervulcano, the whole geography of Indonesia is dominated by volcanoes that are formed due to subduction zones between the Eurasian plate and the Indo-Australian plate.Some of the volcanoes are notable for their eruptions, for instance, the massive volcano Krakatoa for its global effects in 1883, the Lake Tob a Caldera volcano for its supervolcanic eruption estimated to have occurred 74,000 years before present, which was responsible for six years of volcanic winter, and volcano Mount Tambora for the most violent eruption in recorded history in 1815.
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An Indonesian volcano exploded it 536 CE and caused worldwide cooling and crop failures for over a decade. It was recorded by the Chinese and Romans.
the scientific community seems to ignore the 536 ce eruption, it changed history a lot and they dont want us to know
Source?
@@solomon7722 SOURCE ME,,YRS OF READING,,
An ancient krakatoa from what i read, the one before 1883
Read the book titled : Catastrophe by David Keys
This is what causes Indonesia's soil to be so fertile, abundant fish, species diversity and rich in minerals. Respect to the ancestors who have dared to occupy this land in difficult times, may their descendants manage this heavenly land wisely.
You shouldnt dare to occupy the land now either its a deathwish when it erupts
@@RocksmithPdl
We are still dare... We are the son of brave people
I visited Lake Toba in 1971. It's a gorgeous place, so peaceful it's easy to forget the destruction that once visited that area.
I have visited both Toba and Yellowstone and survived both: Yellowstone just passing through - 5 years adjacent to Toba (including a bicycle ride from Singapore to Medan by way of Toba). At age 77, I do not expect to see the next major event either place.
Great natural beauty and danger (of all sorts) often go hand in hand
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Lol fascinating that some people blasted him for spelling krakatoa "wrong" while in the truth hes using the correct name given by the locals, it's KRAA-KAA-TAW. 1:03 he's correct.
My impression is that this is being read by an automated voice.
English people uses that, but south-east Asians uses Kra-Ka-Tōā
@@naterox7122 in Indonesia, most of use us krakatau, kra-ka-taw.
@@midnighteclipsed2738 apa iyah?
@@naterox7122 iya, di keluarga ane dan sekitar, ama waktu di sekolah pada ngomongnya krakataw, bukan krakatoa, jarang ane dengernya
We as Indonesian less afraid of volcano eruption,but more afraid when we hike on one of those volcano and found a market in the middle of the woods
hahahaha...yes
Yups... The spiritual beings...
I agree when the smaller volcanoes stop erupting it's time to worry about the big ones
That sure does make sense
I do feel like the smaller volcanoes erupting help the big ones keep from building pressure. More so if they’re all connected 1 way or another. Almost like the entire world is a volcano full of vents in various places
@@doncarleone973 🤣
Tell me you don’t know about geography and earth science and plate tectonics without telling me
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Between the two for the question; It is my opinion that Toba is more of a world threat. Yellowstone is a hazard but I don't believe it will have as large of a world impact as Toba. Thank you for the video. I really liked that both measurements, metric and imperial, were used.
Yes, it is not the Eruption size as much as the type of Ash, Magma & Gases released.
To a is bigger but Yellowstone will more likely go before toba
@@workliferecognition7002 The coldera at Yellowstone is 200 miles across? It is classified super volcanoe. Lava flows have been found covering parts of Nebraska.
What ? Do you know the dimensions of the magma chamber of Yellowstone ? It's 80X50X20 km .. You can count on more than 6 yerars of global winter like Toba did. The whole Northern part of the globe is pretty much doomed and US is gone. Canada too esp since winds blow to East from there.
@@Windinthe...bald5821 cant you drill a holes into the chamber to release pressure before it burst? like you can do with a bottle.
Attacked and colonized by 7 powerful countries, live with natural disasters. But they were able to live together strongly until now. This is why Indonesians can live in any country. Their level of fear is actually very high, but because they often feel natural disasters that make them normal. Don't say strong if you don't live in Indonesia.
It would be very beneficial for your audiences if the speaker spoke with normal speed, included some semblance of required punctuation and considered getting the correct pronunciations for main volcanoes and place names - for example Krakatoa is actually pronounced "Crack-a- toe-a" and not the awful pronunciations used! There are various other extremely grating mispronunciations, as well! Unfortunately, these deficiencies severely distract from what would otherwise have been an excellent video! Much food for thought! Cheers.
Ty for the honest and thoughtful feedback! :)
I just assumed it's a computer voice..
Computers are less costly than humans, but as always the quality of service is terrible. ( Phone companies, Healthcare , education, electricity distribution, transportation production, etc..etc..etc...oh what a mess we humans can weave ! Like asking R2D2 how it feels . 😡💯😓🤮🤔😲
Hear hear.. those terrible mispronunciations ruin a rather good video
Lmao, thank you! I was going to say the exact same thing. There was quite a few mispronunciations in there 🤔
I live in Ecuador with 19 of the worlds largest and mostly active volcanoes..they look awe inspiring
And Indonesia have 150 active volcano
@@dannial7744 It can be said that Indonesia is a country having the most active volcanoes in the world. Indonesia has a great number of volcanoes in the world. There are 147 volcanoes, and 76 of them are the active volcanoes and spread along the islands of Sumatra, Java, Celebes, and Lesser Sunda
Like the volcanoes, the narrator doesn't stop to take a breath.
Lol
Krakatoa doesn't exist anymore. Destroyed in the 1870's. Baby Krakatoa however throws refrigerator sized boulders out on the beach.
You think you god?
@@MoonLight-Armies I thank my God.
@@robertjohns9543 there is only one god which all will meet in the hereafter
@@MoonLight-Armies wrong
yes it does! after it blew, it started its rebirth...take a camera under the ocean and you will see the point of it grown back..👍
Krakatoa erupted in 535 AD that was even more powerful than 1883
Well I learned a couple of things from this video...
"Volano" is pronounced "VOL kuh noe" and 'idea" is pronounced "ideer"... There were numerous other abominations of the English language as well. I don't know how I survived so long saying these words incorrectly. My life is complete now. Foo too rey By tee gets a thumbs down for using a computer generated voice.
you forgot Krakatoa is pronounced crakata sometimes, and craka-toe others, depending I guess on the mood of the robovoice.
Yeah and how about the way he pronounce Krakatoa?
This is a Dutch accent, but i assume computer-generated.
i .. ugh.. yeah.. i heard it too.
My son also count the peas in his soup, takes him ages, in the end its cold and he does not want to eat it. Be blessed.
I love how we’re talking about something so dangerous and serious and this music is playing 😂
Why what will happen? Thank you
I think it's being read by an automated voice.
Didn't see any mention of Taupo, just seeing the lake on the map just shows how massive this eruption was. There are still earthquakes under the lake, just small one's and the lake floor does rise and drop. It is still very much alive. An eruption of the size from the past in today's world would be such a devastating event. Glad it is monitored so hopefully there should be plenty of warning
But in all honesty, does it really matter if we know or don't know when a supervolcano will erupt? Nothing we do could stop it, unless somone comes with a ridiculous plan to detonate a nuke somewhere to relieve the pressure or something similar.
Correct
you are the first person to relate that fact about Lake Taupo, it is one big crater lake, NZ would disappear with even a small eruption
Yeah it's a sad thing, being an island nation in the edge of the world, people never notice it, but it is one of the few still active super volcano on Earth.
@@robertplatte5700 New Zealand is much bigger than you seem to think it is.
The volcanoes you list are far from the biggest eruptions in geological history. The Siberian traps erupted almost continuously for centuries over a period of two million years. They may have been responsible for one of earths largest extinction events at the end of the permian era.
I don’t think there is enough material in the entire Earth to replenish continuous eruptions for two million years. I could be wrong.
@@joeswartz8286 The geological record from the the lava, (mostly basalt), shows that the earth does indeed have more than enough material, in places the deposits are miles thick. Also, the earth does not lose any material, it stays right here, and eventually gets pulled into the earth again through subduction. The earth still has a hot, dense core, ensuring that earth will continue this 'recycling' process for many millions of years.
there is also the indian trapps as well, they bang on about yellowstone but lake taupo which is a lot bigger, also italy has one major supervolcano its what feeds etna and the rest of the others
I live in Eastern Washington State on over a mile of basalt that was once over what is now the Yellowstone hotspot.
Indeed it's known as the great dying some 90 - 96% of all life at the time was eradicated. Staggering to even think that of that 4%, everything we know and have known of has evolved.
I suspect as long as smaller volcanoes keep blowing, this will relieve the pressure that's needed to trigger the larger super volcanoes in the vicinity.
That isn't how supervolcanoes work, but interesting theory. Often times smaller composite volcanoes are either part of the same volcanic system of supervolcanoes or are formed from the same volcanic process like a plade subduction or mantle plume. One volcano erupting can't "alleviate" another volcano's pressure - although rarely this can trigger other eruptions like seen in Iceland with Katla & Eyjaffjallajokull
@@ACHistory ah interesting. I thought one popping would have released pressure. Def keeping my eyes on yellowstone ..
@@ACHistory I thought it depended on chamber depth/linkage? That is how the Campi Flegeri complex works isn't it?
You suspect WRONG! They are like warnings that EVERYTHING UNDER IS HEATING UP.
u know the crust only three percent of the world right there is way more lava then a little eruption could let out it work from crust blocking not pressure
I will forever find it weird when a robot is programmed to speak with a strong accent (English) but cant speak the language properly.
I live in the same province of Toba Lake.
That place is so beautiful that if you see it directly it feels like a CG.
Obviously no volcano on sight and you wont even think that it was made because of an eruption of volcano.
Samosir plugged its caldera.
If you're going to use a clickbait title, you should at least get to the topic of the title in the first 4 minutes.
Based on the size and the information from the video that stated that volcanic activity was occurring silently beneath the surface. I would say that there is no way to determine which super volcano is more dangerous. I would say that given the long dormancy of the super volcano in Yellowstone and the information from this video, I would be very concerned about any upcoming volcano from Yellowstone.
I think you are absolutely correct.
Meh
Yeah it's recently had an unusual magnitude earthquakes of 3.9 lately but of course it's still extremely unlikely anything will happen soon
Everyone can feel the extreme heat under our feet.
Vibrations .melting roads.booms underground.uprise everywhere.
i barbara reeves would not know what is the most powerful, but they have obviously has explosive pasts, and released enough material to cause a winter mini ice age as well. Toba released more sulphuric dioxide than yellowstone. but yellowstone has about 25,000 cubic kilometers of melt and has two magma chambers, one which is a mantle plume and is feeding the chamber above it. I really think they are as bad as each other.
Barbara, people in the US have no idea how serious a threat the Yellowstone Caldera is, if it goes off it will be on a Global Extinction Scale !
Rittmann, who wrote the first real teaching book of volcanology, says, the Ignimbrite fields of Toba are the largest on Earth. He didn't know the Wah Wah Caldera in US, but Yellowstone was in 1930 with its Ignimbrite well known, ans it is smalller than Toba.
For those complaining about the use of the words "of all time": As far as humanity is concerned, HE'S RIGHT! Toba almost made US, HUMANITY, EXTINCT the last time it erupted!
Estimates put the death toll from Toba's eruption around 74,000 B.C. at OVER NINETY PERCENT OF ALL LIVING HUMANS AT THE TIME.
That would equate to SEVEN POINT TWO BILLION today.
Toba almost did to us what Chicxulub did to the dinos last time it erupted.
As far as humanity is concerned, this is the biggest volcano of all time, and will be until Yellowstone goes off.
Please don't happen.
I hope Yellowstone goes off soon. Imagine - All corruption and perversion gone in a short time.......
Yellowstone isn't likely to go off any time soon, despite how many people rave about it, so you don't have to worry about that.
Please look farther than the first few paragraphs of a Wikipedia article you read. There’s a lot mounting against the Toba Catastrophe Theory. 7 billion people wouldn’t die from an eruption of similar magnitude to the one 74,000 years ago.
"I wish the word supervolcano could be banished from the record as it enforces the myth that Yellowstone only produces supereruptions,” said Michael Poland, the current scientist-in-charge of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. “Yellowstone is not going to erupt again anytime soon, and when it does, it’s much more likely to be a lava flow than an explosive event,” Poland said. “These lava flows are really impressive. They can be hundreds of feet thick. But they’re not particularly hazardous beyond the immediate area.”
Kra-kotto and Vulcan-o. Uranium decays into leed. That computer almost sounds human but it has some problems.
Is it trying to say Krakatoa?
Big Blue needs to work on its diction.
Carlos Munos Ferrada triangulated Etna, Sumatra, and Peru as the triggering volcanoes beginning worldwide mass destruction. He accurately predicted several highly destructive Chilean earthquakes.
Hercolubus is the name he gave the disruptive stellar object causing Earth changing events.
Thank you for keeping an eye on Sumatra!
Stellar object causing Earth changing events?
WTF?
@@skateboardingjesus4006 Planet X, nibiru , look it up
@@skateboardingjesus4006 Gravitational fields of extraterrestial objects pull on the molten core and break open the crust. When more than one align it gets much worse. Add to
that the plasma coming from the sun as the solar wind, interacting with the earth's magnetic field producing more heat, to increase vulcanism.
It’s more like geoactovity due to the suns highly active period these next few years. Expect CME’s and lots of geoactivity.
Destroyer or Gabriels Fist are a few other names for Hercolubus "nibiru"10th planet, are whats creating solar system Wide Change And Coming Catastrophies causing The Driver Of Weather Our Sun Acting So Unpredictable Making Apocalyptical Events Start Like 100 Year Or 1000 Year Floods Every Few Years,As Well As Droughts,Fires,Derechos Getting Worse.
Very early on in this video you state that Papua New Guinea is part of Indonesia, and show a map of the whole island.
In fact only the western half of the island is part of Indonesia, and is called Irian Jaya. The western half of the island is the independent nation of Papua New Guinea.
It's really a small point but how do you think Americans would react to being told their country is actually part of Canada?
Actually Yellowstone the largest super volcano
It is PAPUA BARAT (WEST PAPUA), invaded by Suharto, then held sham referendum which only about a third of the tribal chiefs voted, most voting "yes" to being part of Indonesia after being bribed with gifts of machete, cooking pots, etc. This is why OPM have been fighting for freedom. Suharto also had many parts of Indonesia in Civil War, as he was corrupt & authoritarian. His son in law, Prabowo led the Invasion of Timor Leste. He must never be allowed to be President.
😂I laugh at this comment. indonesian here.
Richard, the EASTERN part of the island is Papua New Guinea!
@@sjdss : Australia killed off the Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger)
Sumatera is my hometown. All those active volcanos makes Indonesia's soil so fertile
A small price to pay for good crops.🤣
That is why volcano's are so deadly, people live near them because of the fertile soil they create
The mountain is constantly moving at Sitinjau Lauik. A big problem for more than a month on the road to/from Padang.
So badass to live on , dragon's lair, so the people should be called draconic descendant 🤩
9:40 This footage is actually another tsunami in Palu, Central Sulawesi, and unrelated to tsunami that happen because the Anak Kratatau eruption. It happened earlier in September 28th 2018. And the ship stranded on the harbour is also in Palu after the tsunami.
This tsunami also unique. We live around 80km from the epicenter of the earthquake but the tsunami reach as high as 5 meter, and even 11-13 meter in some places. Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysical Agency predicted that the tsunami will be as high as 30cm. It became much higher because the tsunami triggered by an underwater landslide rather than the earthquake itself. The earthquake also triggered an extreme liquefaction in 3 neighborhoods.
Who else is watching this in 2022?
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ps I always pronounced 'Krakatoa' as.. "Crack-a-toe-ar"??
Not me
@@yahyakrisna2358 lol 😂 👌 😎
Toba is the big one I think, but which onegoes off and when makes the difference really
I live close to Yellowstone, think that Toba is the one to watch.
I'm just happy to know when Yellowstone goes up, it will in fact take California off the map and depending on wind direction, can even collapse New York. That's too great starts for the rebuilding of this Nation. Lol
@@aaronmcneal1698 California isn't anywhere near Yellowstone and if the winds travel east from there it'll affect pretty much Mountain and Central timezones. We'll be lucky to see a few ash flakes here in NY. The Red states however will be in ruin and once again have to rely on the govt to bail them out.
Thank you for an informative video My grandmom told me about Krakato she survived Hawaii big island by evac on boat I think either large eruption would be devastating to people & creat change in atmosphere
I sure hope it doe not happen
Oops! You forgot Irian Jaya is part of Indonesia on your map at 25 sec..
Wow what timing, Samosir island (the one in the middle of lake Toba if you are wondering) was my father's birthplace and i was just there not 2 weeks ago (visiting my grandfather's tomb and just relaxing away from the usual bustling life in the city).
Also, my mom is from Bandung, a city in the shadows of an active volcano named mount Tangkuban Perahu (literally means upside down boat), and i am currently living here.
Last year i just bought a piece of land right in the slopes of Tangkuban Parahu, and is currently saving to build it into a home i can move into, hopefully in the next 2 years (Why? Because the place is beautiful, around 1200 meters from sea level, good cool air all year round, lotsa greeneries, and yet within a stone's throw from Bandung city should i need to be doing anything in the city).
Also fun fact, Bandung city, around 700 meters from sea level, is actually also located in a crater (called Bandung Basin) of Mount Sunda which exploded a long time ago.
Is it dangerous? Maybe.
But we have been living here for such a long time that we just consider this the way it is.
We know its dangers, we will take refuge should the worst happens, but after all that, we'll get back here.
Already happened in other volcanoes, the people always returned once the disaster ends.
Heck there are even many of us working INSIDE the volcano crater, take Mount Ijen for example, i think there's a documentary about it in UA-cam somewhere.
Just an info, y'know, i figured this is a good place to share with y'all, there are a lot of different ways of life in the world.
Even within the category of volcano related ways of life, they are all different, for example like Japan, Hawaii, and Indonesia, many of us are living around volcanoes and yet our ways of life are different.
The more you know.
Cheers folks!
Lagian mau pindah k mana klo gunung berapi di Indonesia itu ada dimana-dimana 😂😂😂 bahkan d laut pun ada! 😂
@@harukrentz435 Wkwkwkw iya sih, makanya kalo kita orang sini kan udah biasa banget sama gunung berapi yak
@@harukrentz435 Indonesia memang memiliki gunung api , kecuali di Kalimantan saja daerah tersebut tidak terdapat gunung berapi karena tidak termasuk dalam daerah cincin api
@@samuelagustinus9734 makanya jadi wajar klo di kalimantan mudah ditemukan rawa yang luas dibandingkan pulau2 lain di nusantara
@@samuelagustinus9734 Punya satu kok tapi Kalimantan bagian Malaysia si
The best vid I have seen in a long time, lots of info, thanks.
Informative and interesting video but the mechanical voice was distracting because it was so monotone and didn't pronounce some words properly.
The scary thing is, it's still active and could erupt again
U and I cud be scared but their future is big enough for them to decide how to carefully select and pick places and people to do clean up for their future which is going to be very big. That is what I have come to believe.
I have a feeling Human civilization has gone almost extinct quite a few times.. it would explain why there's so much history on earth from us humans.. past technology ect..
So mostly good info. My problem with it is the CLICK BAIT TITLE! This now gets a "Do Not Recommend" from me.
0:25 is a hilarious pick for Indonesian map. It's a map of Indonesia during Indo-Dutch conflict where Indonesia is still struggling for total independence and both are in struggle at controlling various states with various results, which is why you can see that the actual entity of 'Republic of Indonesia' only controlled half of Indonesian territory. Another obvious element is that western papua isn't part of Indonesia yet as well.
Geez!! Try pronouncing Krakatoa again, this time correctly, the way it's pronounced around the world. How are folks supposed to take you seriously?
or call it in Indonesian names 'Krakatau"
i gotta say opening with the calm waters of lake Toba was a bold move
There are no volcanoes there everything has been destroyed since the last eruption leaving only the beautiful lake toba
Your robot does not pronounce names correctly. It's not just the British accent.
I’d have to say that the Yellowstone volcano is more powerful because they are predicting that it has somewhere in the neighborhood of about 2800 kilometers of eruptable magma
We'll argue about this again once Yellowstone really erupt.
Actually any yellowstone eruption were smaller than 75k bc of toba
@@arthurmorganSUN provided you survive
Ulasan yang sangat detail .
Terimakasih untuk video indah ini
Great video well presented only down side is the voice over mispronounced a few things thank you for the video either way
I agree. I found "Krack-AH-toe" particularly irritating, but good video apart from that.
its a robotic voice used. could have been a better presentation.
The whole voice over ruined the video, it's too fast, I needed to catch my breath 5 minutes in. Also would a computer generated voice really mis pronounce " volcano" if it does you need a better program. Otherwise excellent presentation.
@@paeganshadow The person who wrote the script probably made the spelling mistake "volcanno"
@@denziljoe maybe, it's a shame though, good presentation otherwise xx
"The Largest Volcano Of ALL TIME Just Cracked Open The Earth!" Really? That's quite a title for the video. I haven't seen any news reports about it. You sure that wasn't just click bait?
Earthquakes all over the world lately. Even in the Midwest United States. Something is going on beneath our feet. 🌋
California feels it vibrating and very hot air under our feet. Big booms under ground
The heat blowing up from ground if getting unbearable.
I felt a lot of earthquakes when I lived in Alaska but I moved to California and haven’t felt anything yet aside from the unbearable heat. I can’t feel any earthquakes here though.
Imagine the effect of the "Child of Krakatao" eruption that bad, how was the real Krakatoa eruption then in 1883??
thank you no mention of krakatoa
@@jamesdoyle4985 It was mentioned multiple times, what are you talking about?
sorry i couldn’t understand what he was saying
2018s high casualities due to unwarned tsunamis that swept the tourist spot beaches at the year end where many parties and concerts are held.
those tsunamis were unwarned because Indonesians tsunami warning system calculated by earthquakes and plate activities. while at 2018 tsunamis trigered by the colapse of material below sea levels. Those beaches is swept away unwarned while at its crowdiest time.
What an excellent video. Thank you.
From indonesia here 🇮🇩
Why can’t we drill into them to release pressure so it doesn’t erupt? I have no idea just asking?
That may seem outlandish, but it could be a minor "band-aid" solution in reducing gases of supervolcanoes - given how it historically has been proposed at places like Yellowstone. Though this would never be able to end "pressure," since that isn't really how volcanoes erupt.
The eruption itself releases pressures. We are dealing with super duper daddies here which remain beyond the feeble actions of our technology.
Drilling in may actually trigger the eruption.
I don't think I would want to be the one operating the drill.
They tried that long ago in Atlantis but it didn't work as expected, i believe.
For English Speaker thinking the AI misprounoun Krakatoa.
Its located in Indonesia, Thats how they name it, and Thats how Indonesian Pronounce it, Its Krakatau..
Its Sanksrit, so no need to fix how English pronounce it. The name comes first even before your country exist.
also, I live 1 island away from Krakatau.
Didn't realize at first that it's an AI voice. Well done
This would be good with a real person narrating.
This gives credence to my theory about the so called Earth changes .
Look for the volcano tax. Someone has to make a buck off it….
Toba is the giant.
Yellowstone is a pimple in comparison.
I knew this 30+ years ago, and nothing has changed my mind on the matter.
Be careful you might trigger the global climate alarmists into thinking that exploding of volcano of this size to be beneficial
When the ice starts melting, like now, its weight starts pressing down, the volcanoes start up. Just imagine how powerful the volcanoes will be in just a few short years. And, how high the tides will be, and how flooded the coastal areas will be.
And the real amazing thing is despite all that people will still be voting republican.
@@vudu8ball yeah, Republicas, you could say conservatives. Doesn't that word mean religious? As in believes in virgin birth, coming back to life after death, talking to invisible friend when they're in trouble?
Surfs up
@@vudu8ball if everyone voted Democrat do you know what would change? Nothing. The corporations would continue to create over 70% of global emissions, the elected “leaders” will continue to pocket bribes, and you’ll still say it’s the republican’s fault.
It's the Sun, not humans causing this.
They omitted the Deccan traps in India … that was a cataclysmic eruption as well …
Your title cracks me up! "And skittles came spraying out"! The real threat was to all of us diabetics!
Actually it's demonstrable that earthquakes travel like seismic waves crashing into each other dropping off earthquakes and agitating volcanoes. But it's okay the old everything isn't connected theory is the traditional theory but not updated
There are 127 volcanoes in Indonesia which 69 of them are active. Please check on Sinabung volcano eruptions if it has any relations or effect on the sleeping Toba volcano.
What I had thought and was told; is completely different since hearing this report! Scary,, with no evac!
The Three Amigos, always a pleasure to see you together. I have to admit I too cried when Queen Elizabeth transitioned Debbie. She's been a constant for me for 67 years. Her life was full & meaningful but restricted due to her total commitment to her country. Here's to a smooth transition for Her Majesty.💔
It would be nice if the narrator actually pronounced the words correctly
All that great Sumatran coffee at risk and by extension, my morning buzz.
The subject makes it obvious that for humanity to strive for a long term presence in history we may need to populate a few places other than just Earth perhaps the moon and Mars or an unique space station like a giant ball or a ball connected by belts in circles multiple stories thick set in a Lagrange point for an easy as a orbit possible while within distance of asteroid made of mostly of metal. I believe this can happen if a more unified effort by humanity can happen, perhaps with democracy in Russia and China is all it will take as long as one of few instant natural disaster does not interrupt.
Lol! Humanity?
This is possibly the best Documentary Yet on the future of Volcanism.
Doesnt the chemical type of local 'earth' it (magma/melts) determine the type of gasses go into the air?
Yes it depends on magmatic composition but mostly what other elements it mixes with, especially if the magma interacts with water which in turn flashes to steam releasing different types of gasses
Mount = Gunung - the "u" pronounced oo as in good.
Nearly all videos of The Ring Of Fire only show 3/4 of it. 1/4 goes south of New Zealand & Eastern South America, linking via an active volcanic chain through Antartica.
Antartica is the second most active section after Indonesia & ahead of Eastern South America. 4th is Pilipinas through to & including Japan, 5th is New Zealand through to the Pasifik including Tonga, Papua, Vanuatu & Fiji, 6th is the Caribean, while 7th is Eastern North America.
Interesting. I thought La Garita was extinct. Haven't heard anything on the local news here in Colorado.
4:50 I hate to be this way, but La Garita and Wah Wah Springs both are VEI 9s. They broke the scale.
18:19 There would be massive earthquakes for months before any eruption. So much for "silently".
Not bad for having done no deep research.
When a geologist says a volcano is extinct they mean it hasn't erupted in a very long time by human standards. La Garita still has a lava chamber under it, which extinct volcanoes do not.
La Garita and Wah Wah are long since dead, and seismic studies show there is no molten material beneath either. Neither caldera has been active in over 25 million years.
@@johnbennett8844Thank you, beat me to the punch.
La Garita is extinct, so is Wah Wah Springs. They both erupted 15-25 mya during a massive ignimbrite flare-up
Going to use a bit of dark humor here and say that a bit of volcanic winter probably wouldn’t hurt atm
Volcanoes and eruptions are indicated as end time events.
I don't think the word "volcano" is even in the bible. But "earthquakes" is in there, and there is reference to all mountains and islands being moved. Something like a burning mountain being tossed into the sea. I've heard speculation that the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah was volcanic.
I sure hope we are near the end. This world is getting too whack for me.
I don't understand you saying in the title largest of all time when clearly the Yellowstone volcano is by far the largest super volcano on the planet???? Perhaps you simply forgot???
Wrong. Toba was at least two times larger than Yellowstone. Perhaps you need to research Toba
Human almost extinct with toba
I thought the one under Yellowstone park was the biggest Magna chamber
Wrong. Toba has much larger magma chamber
My village is there, please come and visit lake Toba , it is amazing lake and also Bataks Culture, surrounding lake Toba, it si epic place, culture, and peace full
Mountains do not impress me especially when you know how deep the ocean is there's not a mountain on Earth that is taller than the deepest ocean
mountains can change climate and make human extinct tho. They have greater impact
Can't stand computer voice on any documentary 😒. Some technology we have today.
Me too
If you want to do documentaries you might want to slow down a little bit! you are going through this in a hurry! Like you have someplace to go and can't be late!
Fantastic documentary film. THANK YOU ALL
So I’ve been pronouncing “Krak’-a-toa” wrong all these years?
Lol No
Blocked for clickbait. It didn’t “just crack the earth”. And they all pretty much do
Had you properly titled this you’d not be blocked. I hope more take this root. Everything is pretty much just clickbait now
So do we try to help Yellowstone have a few small releases to make the damages less?
The whole video was very informative, but one thing I do not understand: why do you need to lie in your video title? It says that "it just cracked", which is paste tense, like it happened already, yet in your video there's absolutely no mention of it. It's all historical facts and scientific predictions. Very disappointed!
A long winded supposition
Zero largest of all time
Some sort of volcano tutor wannabe
Good video, thanks for sharing.
13:22
The video had a mistake, that is not Indonesia, that is Thailand.
Tauba is a word used to express highest level of wonder in our local language. Toba most certainly deserves a Tauba. I also hope as I write what them may make use of, was that eruption a way to eradicate certain kind of facial features from earth? We really cant say what powers of the world like to see in terms of faces and bodies. I mean they decide dont they!
I would say Yellowstone. With the major food production areas of the USA and Canada right there and how tied in the American economy is to the world it erupting would start a worldwide depression that would fundamentally change the world for a very long time.
If Yellowstone blows America is done for sure
Toba would eject much more volcanic gasses and affect much more people in an instant. Remember how many live in South East, South, and East Asia?
If Apolaki explodes, it would be more devastating than Yellowstone since it's 150km in diameter and is located deep in the Pacific ocean. It would cause tsunamis a few kilometers high.
@@pattrickmerete Apolaki is large but not a supervolcano. Yellowstone had larger eruptions than Apolaki. Apolaki formed from major effusive eruptions not an explosive eruption
@@aron1332 Toba would kill a biilion, easily, It only needs obliterating Indonesia and a small part of china and India.
Cool video. My head exploded though with all those numeric equivalents.
'Gunung' is pronounced 'goo-noong'
"CRACKED OPEN THE EARTH", implies it just happened!
Not true!
CLICKBAIT is not appreciated, my friend!
Just curious but does anyone know of any current technology or perhaps any advanced think tanks that are coming up with strategies for releasing the pressure of underlying magma chambers? Perhaps it is impossible but are there any theories being tested and/or analyzed?
By an educated guess, any volcano being artificially relieved from its magma pressure would trigger an eruption from the hole drilled. Subsequently, either the flown material would cool down and plugged the hole, or making the volcano as active as Mount Merapi, Mauna Kea, or those volcanoes in Iceland.
That is a new way to pronounce Krakatoa. Is that just a fault in the computer generated system, or is that the way the locals pronounce the word?
That how it's pronounced in bahasa indonesia.
I can't believe how badly he mispronounced Krakatau, and Toba has not just cracked open the earth, clickbait title. Shabby video.
Computer generated voice. These are like a plague on youtube now.
It’s the electronic voice used that gives rise to the mispronunciations. Use a human, for heaven’s sake! Most of us have enough brains to pronounce works properly and have some inflection our voices. Don’t rely on these crummy robots!
Local called it "Krakatau" tho
Indonesia does NOT control New Guinea, it occupies only the western part of the island.
Yes I'm grateful for knowledge, being alive and serving God. Yellowstone here in the United States is the largest on the planet, based on what I know.
Man will not know the time nor day nor GPS! Blessings!
It's not even close
Don't forget Long Valley Caldera, California
What largest on the planet? It is not
A nice concise peice of work, very well done, and in layman's terms. Fellow seekers of knowledge thank you.