Yea I know his voice is so deep it’s like reading the best story with his voice

I know. I lose count of documentaries ruined by ‘bad’ voice selection for narration. Some I stop watching purely because of that if they are especially grating.

Lolol!👍

Hold my magma

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Humans :We have nukes....EARTH: Hold my beer....Solar System: We have asteroids/comets....Hold my keg

@@markschnabel2890 Universe, I have Quasars and black holes. Suck my gamma rays.

Humans: we have nukes Earth: bitch please Sun: please would you two shut up Wolf Rayet 104: I got you fam

This one inside crater mount Agung: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p76TmM6U18uXgaM.html

I know right!!!

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The BBC did a rather good docudrama about yellowstone supervolcano. It's about 2 hours long and fairly interesting to watch - It's a what if scenario of course...

*Laughs in KZfaq Red*

Most 10 minute videos have 5 ads, this one only had 4 for me. A pleasant surprise for sure.

Its a nice narrating voice though

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There's another vid on population bottlenecks, hit me up I'lll find it for you.

Google "KZfaq Vanced" if you are on mobile it is an app made by independent developers that is pretty much identical to the KZfaq app except it treats you as a premium member which means no ads. Been using it for a few months now and I haven't seen an ad since.

Add block for you tube. I see 0 adds on any video.Try it

just get adblocker my guy

Which is why I don't watch on youtube, I just download with VTD downloader and watch them later on with my media software. It is a pain to be interested in something and then they come on right in the middle with an add and though I could affort it, I absolutely refuse to pay them to watch without adds.

get a good adblocker

How's that prediction going for you? Let me guess, you secretly want to be the next Noah?

@@headmondronary2127 wtf how is he predicting did you not read the comment

@@mariharrik5987 what do you think he or her meant by the comment " that is a bit concerning"? Is this just more subtle double speak that gives them an out if questioned?

You have a point in that mid ocean rifts are typically Divergence zones while Subduction zones are Convergent. IMO a bigger reality is that we barely understand YET the earth's Geology in real detail. I wouldn't get too hung up on our insufficient list of categories and definitions---Truly we're NOT there yet. There's a lot more we don't know than we actually think we do know.

@@paulb47NYC It is true we don't know exactly what drives plate tectonics or what even started them in the first place but just looking at the data, it seems to me at least, that oceanic plates with the oldest, densest seafloor show the fastest movement, generally speaking. I'm sure mantle convection has something to do with it too.

No, the subduction zones are NOT responsible for the movement of the tectonic plates, the rifts are. The subduction zones are simply where the plate is re-entering the Earth's mantle... but the subduction zone isn't pushing itself, it's being pushed by the mid-ocean rifts where the lava is coming back up to the ground surface at the bottom of the sea.

I bet you’re fun at parties.

It looks like some type of weather app to track windflow and particulates in the atmosphere. I want to know what it's called! Windy.com may have an app like that you can tap into and watch. Like earthquake and volcano apps you can download or watch online live. ✌😸

They deffinitly are, but from a safe distance!!!

They deffinitly are, but from a safe distance!!!

@@crunchies4me true

Underground, like the aliens we know now days... so... awake

where *have* you guys been?!!

_afk93owC is there an echo?

They fell into an anal fissure.

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your smoking some good shit dude

I'm not sure they did... this is a 4K reupload of an old video

The problem is that "Super volcano" isn't a technical term and was coined by the media. Also, within scientific circles there is no 100% agreed version of what is required for a "Supervolcano". When we refer to "Supervolcano" we are referring to Large Igneous Provinces (LIP). Different experts have different ideas on whether 1000km cubed or 200km cubed should determine a "Supervolcano". The traditional term is 1000km cubed of Tephra. Dependant on who you go to Tephra can include Lava or just Pyroclasts. So with no strict agreed term you could argue Flood Basalts are LIP...or not. VEI 8 events require 1000km3 Tephra..or not. Tephra can also include Lava...or not With no term agreed on by the Scientific community you could argue Flood Basalts and "Super eruptions" Side note: Mantle Plumes can and do provide enough viscous material for a "Super Eruption" - Yellowstone being the classic example

@@matwatson7947 "supervolcanoes" are asociated to explossive magmas, and flood basalts with effusive magmas. But actually almost all flood basalts in earth's history started with explossive supereruptions like Siberian Traps, Deccan Traps and Paraná & Etendeka Traps (this last LIP gennerated probabbly the earth's bigges't explossive supereruptions on earth, triggering over 9700 cubic kilometers of ignimbrite). Also scientist discovered that almost all supervolcanoes born ancient hotspots wich caused flood basalts

I recognize that wikipedia isn't exactly a conclusive, primary source, but: "A flood basalt or plateau basalt is the result of a giant volcanic eruption or series of eruptions that covers large stretches of land or the ocean floor with basalt lava.... Flood basalt provinces such as the Deccan Traps of India are often called traps," (from wikipedia) also, "Large igneous provinces" is literally the second subsection of the wikipedia page on supervolcanoes: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supervolcano#Large_igneous_provinces ...where are you getting your denial/what is your source material that excludes them as supervolcanoes? I'm not trying to be confrontational, but in my lay opinion it seems your attempting to correct minutiae, imprecisely...it really is peculiar; but maybe I'm talking out of my ass

Long Valley caldera also.

@@michaelchristensen9004 that thing is just as destructive as Yellowstone

Aren't La Garita and Wah wah springs the remnants of explosive eruptions?

@@jocelynndotson7273 It's VEI is lower.

@@user-yb7ik6sb1v Yes, they were. Well at least some of them were. Since both of those are 'theoretically' connected by the same channel, a lot of debate has occurred on what actually happened during the biggest of those eruptions. We can measure the ash buildup, hence measuring it's explosivity, but they are from similar plumes, geologically speaking.....we 'think'.

The US has 2 or 3 active supervolcanoes

@@coreygibson15 Yellowstone,long valley, and valles caldera Other notable super volcanoes are Toba, Taupo, and Aira Caldera. Theres other smaller "super volcanoes" like campi Flegrei, for example.

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@Yih Dzelonh lol you're radiating some serious "beta" male energy. Might want to get that checked out bruh

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it. The supposed "schedule" is pretty much illusory. The last three eruptions were roughly 600,000 years apart. But the one before that was a lot longer. By the time Yellowstone gets around to blowing, humanity may have already become extinct from something else.

@@baruchben-david4196 that is quite true. an asteroid impact is much more likely to happen.

There won't be any life after 2060 so live it up!

@@karaquick395 2060? well, at least it's a nice round number. :)

Sleeping Backbone I feel/see that happening after Yellowstone blows. The Cascadia Subduction Fault will slip. It triggers the Ring of Fire & Yellowstone to go. No food starts wars between countries . 2047 few people exist then by 2060 a asteroid hits and life is GONE.

Lol I love popcorn!!!

Really

I’ll give it a like but really

more like the sky is ash

Ya for real

Is it though? I mean, once you consider that 99.9% of all of Earth's animals and plants have gone extinct it doesn't sound like it's all that worth saving. Faced with those statistics, it seems like a pretty useless exercise in futility to even attempt it.

@Jerry C - The show is talking about material, not just ash and lava. About half of the material ejected was ash and lava, the other half was pulverized rock, when you add it all together 2.79 cubic kilometers of "material" was produced in the eruption. When a supervolcano goes, same thing happens. Not counting everything it ejected from the middle of the caldera, the last time Yellowstone erupted, it blew away more than 60 miles of mountain range... gone, vaporized in an instant.

Amen!

You love your steam chambers dont you?

Mikey old boy its just a theory to convert the heat from a volcanic mound into something useful. Do you have any viable ideas;

No, we're fine. Nothing is going to happen within our lifetimes and geologists agree that the signs of an impending eruption could take a millennium to develop into an eruption. Super volcanoes don't go off suddenly, the calderas below them are massive and they take a really long time to fill up. Flood basalts are very thick low energy lava, they creep along when they start getting closer to erupting, so the geological consensus is that we will have plenty of warning before anything gets really dangerous. Enough time to literally move the entire population out of the country if need be. It won't take us by surprise, so everyone can relax.

and how bad was the effect on the climate exactly?

@@tornadomash00 who knows! No records from back then, but a lot of Swamp Kauri (very ancient trees preserved in New Zealand swamps) show much reduced growth over a period of several years, coinciding with the time of the eruption

@@Purlee100 do you have a link to this info i wanna read it

@@tornadomash00 No sorry, I lived in the area for several years and know its history, but if you google either, Taupo Volcano or Oruanui Eruption it will give you a lot of information

That was only 30000 years ago go back much father

black pearl but it’s not Yellowstone so it doesn’t count

@@merlinyeti more to the point, its not america, so it doesnt matter lol

It defently is black pearl and it is still active one day she will blow

Finally someone has mentioned Taupo!! If that fella blows we're stuffed. And that's New Zealand alone.

That was the only purpose of such an hyperbolic "prediction." All of those things are carefully monitored. There will be decades or probably centuries if they're going to do anything except just sit there. The scientists (real ones, not youtube dilettantes) are extra careful to know the signs and the data since the Mammoth Lakes fiasco a few decades ago.

Same, especially because I'm not sure what would happen in my location, about 700 km north. Not instant death, but not "in the clear" either, though none of the world would be clear after that

You're more likely to die of a heart attack while worrying.

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@@michaelcook3168 Unless you go on Dr. Caldwell's diet. Then you're heart attack proof.

I’m only 5 hours from Yellowstone. Let er rip!

some interesting facts about volcanoes: 1. Volcanoes are openings in the Earth's surface that allow molten rock, ash, and gas to escape from the Earth's interior. 2. There are around 1,500 active volcanoes in the world, with many more that are dormant or extinct. 3. The largest volcano in the solar system is Olympus Mons on Mars. It is three times taller than Mount Everest and as wide as the entire state of Arizona. 4. Volcanoes can erupt in different ways: Some volcanoes erupt explosively, while others have more fluid lava flows. Some can also produce pyroclastic flows, lahars, and other dangerous phenomena. 5. The Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many of the world's active volcanoes are located. 6. The word "volcano" comes from the Roman god of fire, Vulcan. 7. Volcanoes can have different shapes: Some have a steep cone shape, while others have a broad shield shape. 8. Volcanoes can impact the climate: Large volcanic eruptions can release huge amounts of ash and gas into the atmosphere, which can block sunlight and cause global cooling. 9. The world's largest eruption in recorded history occurred in 1815 at Mount Tambora in Indonesia, which produced massive amounts of ash and had a global impact on climate. 10. Some volcanoes have become popular tourist attractions: Many people visit volcanoes to see their unique landscapes and to witness their eruptions from a safe distance. However, it's important to remember that volcanoes can be dangerous and unpredictable.

​@@catslife123Good work. I learned a lot from these

@Jerry C Yes, and also people always say tambora is big and stuff plus it was mentioned in a supervolcano video on yt yet its biggest known eruption in 1816 was only VEI 7

Yay where all going to die bevis and butthead would say cool

Why only 75000 years ago

@Jerry C - The two that worry me the most are Wah Wah Springs and La Garita. Wah Wah blew 30 million years ago and is the largest known explosion in the world since the KT Asteroid hit 66 million years ago, wiping out all the dinosaurs... it ejected 5,500 cubic kilometers of material. La Garita last went off 28 million years ago and, while it ejected a little less than Wah Wah (5,000 cu/km of material), it still managed to create the largest caldera in the world. Most map sites have them both currently listed in the wrong location though. As the American Plate has moved steadily west southwest, the hot spots have remained stationary. Meaning that Wah Wah should now be somewhere under Casper, Wyoming... and La Garita should now be lying somewhere near Des Moines, Iowa. Should La Garita go off again, it will bury nearly all of the US and parts of Canada. The ash-fall would bury everything Eastward past Pittsburgh, North to the top of Lake Manitoba, South to the Gulf of Mexico and West to Salt Lake City; and it would bury all of that area to an average of 3 to 4 feet, completely destroying the breadbasket of America. And this is only the "best case scenario". We know it will go at least that far since that's close to what Yellowstone did, except it was two feet on average and only about 1,000 miles. In reality, it's likely that it would be far, far worse, burying literally all of the United States except for the extreme Western States. The country would be a barren wasteland for hundreds upon hundreds of years, and we couldn't do a damned thing about it. I mean, it took a full *YEAR* to dig out the 48 acres of debris from the World Trade Center... *imagine trying to dig out the 102,000,000 acres that comprise Kansas or Nebraska.* (I hate open ended math problems so... it would take 2.1 million years if it went at the same pace as the WTC cleanup)

Fintan Galway actually the last super eruption occurred around 25,000 years ago in New Zealand

You do realize that carbon tax isn't going to anything environmental. People that are happy about it are just gullible

Ty.. earth will fix itself

Agreed. AGW is a "god created the universe just for mankind" Religious Dogma. It has nothing to do with reality and only serves as a distraction from the issues we SHOULD be focusing on---like Plastic Pollution of the Oceans, Destruction of virtually all eco-systems which support non human large animals, pollution of every continent with Agri-Corp's antibiotics and synthetic fertilizer---and this list is endless. People would far rather wring their hands in despair about AGW and then sit on those hands and do NOTHING. Oh indeed the Climate, she is a changing. She's been doing it for 4.5 billion years. Not about to go into stasis because human beings have made an entrance. Not about to weight the impact of the next climate change to ensure it's a benefit to our specific survival either. Cope with it folks. Loose the God-based superstitions and start dealing with reality. We're not at that level of control here.

like i said i would like to see that 2 but i guess that were 2 small 2 be noticed again :(

Same thing here. Most People don't care or give a Damn, About Black Mountain here, And others of our Volcanoes. They really need to take Responsibility!! We here are the True Volcano state. Yet, They are too Stupid Even to look at a map! They say "Oh you have to have a Pass port to go there! It's not in the USA"! like really? Beyond stupid. And to lie about Our Volcanoes. Thousands of them. Super too. They take No Responsibility! If they can't they shouldn't be allowed to post anything. In anyway. They are putting lives in Danger!!

Taupo should of been mentioned it is no small super volcano. It was one of earth's biggest and most violent eruptions the earth has ever seen . The best thing is it's still active and 2000 years overdue for an eruption . In the first 8 mins of erupting it sent 700,000 cubic meters of material in to the sky she defently ain't no small volcano.

Possibly.

Awesome and cool basically mean the same thing.

Armon Mitchell poor 2020....He gets blamed for everything 🤣

Kristeen Izzio IKR, Mother Nature is just doing her job and she's been doing that for million of years.

omg lolololol seriously!!

THIS VIDEO GAVE ME A 56 min AD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BOYCOT THIS CHANNEL HIT DISLIKE

@@KillberZomL4D42494 Note to self....Keep infinity gauntlet away from this guy. okay Amazkuki you were saying something...?

@@HiveMind-qv1iy or geothermal.

Government education grant maybe?

I honestly love to donate to support them, because as you say production quality is very high and obviously not cheap and would love for them to keep this going for as long as posible.

Lots of the shows I seen on here were also on a channel when I used to watch TV (probably around 6-8 years ago) Forgot the name but it was kinda like PBS but not political

that magellan tv site they push is a pay site

@@bottomlands - God already knows their stupid, no need to point it out to Him.

Dirt can cover a volcano like Yellowstone and volcanos burn organic matter.

Wrong on every count, so I wouldn't say it again, unless you like revealing you ignorance to the world...

@@philsurtees So if a lava flow enters a forrested area, what is produced by the burning??? Oh yes! Smoke! Admittedly, a by product, but a product of an eruption none the less!

Uh, no... this is so wrong it hurts. It's Krakatoa or Krakatau, depending on how you want to spell and pronounce it (neither is wrong). Volcanoes do produce soot along with the ash - chief among the organic chemicals they produce are methane, organic sulfur, hydrogen chloride, hydrogen bromide, oxygen, hydrogen fluoride, sulfur hexafluoride and carbonyl sulfide. And, while they don't produce dirt per se, supervolcanoes blow the dirt covering it sky high and geologist count it as material being ejected by the volcano. Stop trying to show the world how "smart" you are... because it's not working.

Krakatoa is the English version of krakatau 😊

I liked the video otherwise...

Probably because it's public domain, like the Wilhelm Scream.

no its not a stratovolcano ts a caldera

No cone it's a valley of sorts

Nah- not quite the same ring to it, besides yellowstone is a caldera not a mountain

Valcanos make their own weather wind

Robin McNeill That they do, as I’ve lived through the explosion of one, but they cannot change the jet stream. And that travels west to east without fail. I can’t imagine what it would take to change that - something so catastrophic that it threw the earth off its axis, maybe...

The Jet stream is usually somewhere between 20,000 to 50,000ft in elevation. In the Troposphere. Weather systems stop at the tropopause. Mt St Helens plume reached 101,000 ft Pinatubo reached 147,000 ft That is the stratosphere. So the plume above the tropopause isn't affected by weather patterns or the jet stream.

There's more than one weather system based on altitude. A super eruption like Yellowstone reaches the fringes of space.

That might be true but the gases and ash will go above the jet stream. It goes beyond the stratosphere. Hince why they form their own winds and destruction. Is Yellowstone goes, the ash cloud would circle the world within 2 weeks. Blocks out the sun and heat from it. Causes what is caused a volcanic winter lasting 80 years in the least. Volcanic ash also different than ash from your backyard bbq. Its evasive and dangerous. Breathe in too much it basically become liquid cement in your lungs and you die of suffocation. Or worse you get Marie's disease and and is a terrible way for anyone to die, slow and tortuous. It also sterilizes everything it touches for the first 10 years, so nothing grows. It poisons the water supply, so you cant drink the water. It destroys the engines of planes and vehicles. Mix it with water, it collapses roofs and destroys building. Not to mention the pyroclastic flows*shivers*. In other words, you cant escape it once it goes. Yellowstone wont be a US natural disaster, it will be a GLOBAL disaster. Drought, no food, bad water. No crops, no animals, no substance. Think Mount St. Helen's in 1980 then times that eruption by x20... yh not good

So we need that cute Asian female doctor that has the show on popping pimples to save the planet!

Depends on the subject, I guess. There's one about Mars and it's almost an hour long.

Judging from OOPART's (Out of Place Artefacts) humanity is at the very least 300 million years old...