The hoping I didn’t die and I didn’t is really a mood and blessing level of faith That made me smile 😂💪🏽

Interesting documentary of volcanoes I found it intriguing to watch

Imagine the animals that reside their 😢

If that volcano in Italy does let loose to the level expected then 'Global Warming/Climate Change' will be the least of our problems and we'll be wondering how we'll keep warm instead of the planet over heating.

Imagine if Mount St Helens was closer to Portland or Seattle, millions would have died.

Pyroclastic flows kills more people than any other volcano feature.The flows can also travel across water. So if you live near a volcano that is on an island near where you live, you are not safe from being killed by a pyroclastic flow.

Interesting documentary!

One word tops the list - SCARY

I was flying home the day Mt St Helens blew. Flights were postponed and cancelled all over. I'll never forget that.

Volcanoes are indeed interesting and powerful forces. I know that there are volcanoes that erupt frequently, sometimes daily, but the 2021 eruption of La Soufriere in St. Vincent was a bittersweet experience. Interesting because it's last eruption was 42 years before, so many who never experienced an eruption did, but scary because of thr damage it caused to property (no deaths fortunately) and uncertainty as to what to do next. We're accustomed to the destruction of hurricanes, not that of volcanoes.

"I was hoping I wouldn't die and I didn't!" It's that easy 🤷‍♂️

New series, nice

I live in Kagoshima Japan there’s a massive volcano named “Sakurajima” nowadays it’s erupting every day

VEI8 is the biggest of volcanic eruptions and we've had a VEI7 eruption in the modern era before Tambora 1815 the eruption that caused the year without a summer in 1816

Who new volcanos where so cool?

جميل❤❤❤❤

Sounds appealing, being cut off from the rest of the world.

16:00 We have proven that they are bad The wild thing about Mt St Helens is the back, south, side of it was barely touched by the eruption.

It didn't take Mt St Helen's 70 million years to wreak large scale destruction, now did it?

27:39 What is the white thing flying horizontally when everything else is going up????

❤plek 🌋

Between 74-47. Y...o...y ..m...

I recently ordered a volcanic rock bracelet

We just gonna ignore Mount Tambora?

And what about Yellowstone? Why wasn’t this mentioned?

Just a memo to myself ' watch this tomorrow '

This is one of deadly forces of nature, but we are always lucky we haven't experienced the biggest natural phenomenon yet, no super volcano has gone off in our recent time, no serious asteroid have come our way, the last time it came close was 2013, and big thank to our Creator for putting the moon at the right place at the right time and it took the hit, but I believe that was serving as a warning, we have never have the biggest earthquake more than we handle, the ocean still act friendly on us despite our ruthless abuses of natures. Imagine if Naples decided to unleash it super volcano or yellow stone which chronological it is long time overdue but it still keep it cool and we still denied the existence of God, then what is controlling this kind is of phenomenon from accidentally or naturally happened on us? How did we escape the 1983 gamma rays that came from neutron star billions light years away from us which also appeared to damage a section of our atmosphere and exposed The U.S to solar radiation for days yet no solar storm occured during that time?

So devilish

Not a chance

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I don't understand why they can't cut flow controls into the landscape the same way we build flood controls. Where I grew up there were overflow trenches to prevent flash floods and divert water so it didn't flood my town. Didn't always work but it mostly worked. Also I don't understand why they can't cut into a volcano and relieve pressure. Wouldn't you just be able to side snake a small fissure into a volcano to control the magma eruption by creating a weak point in the rock? We can drill for oil several kilometers under the crust, but we can't tap into the geological magma close to the surface on say Mount Etna?

First...😆😆

DestROYed

Roy

Scientists wasting time.... and money..... Sara

Terrible