Thank you for the context. He seems like an amazing scientist.

Lol

Wood working and love making. Also new hobby volcano research

Probably loves breakfast too

Does he play an instrument and have an alter ego?

Forced retirement.

Maybe it wasn't a job, maybe he did it because he loved it, and you know the how the old saying goes don't ya...

We should all be so lucky

Or there is no one qualified enough to truly replace him.

its very hard to lose your passion for something like this; there's always something new to find and learn about. I don't see myself ever really retiring

not yet...coca cola, wants a piece of the cake 2

To bad his first name isnt Ron. Wouldve been perfect

Tree finga shotssss

And sips it slowly.

pee pee poo poo

like 10 years late on that.

Don't you mean "take" the water ?

Nestle fks us over and charges us for it

Nestle pays a $100 a year license to pump millions of gallons daily until your local springs and creeks run dry.

We're ALL GOING TO DIE!!! Quick get a tinfoil hat and give as your money to the church of pedophiles

@@evanhorn6658 ?

@@evanhorn6658 uh...

Elivelton Luza Nice

I did notice that!

Been wondering what his brother was up to

Dude is a goat. Treks through lava rock all his life for the sake of volcanology

Everyone is....

Which island and which part? No one local to the Hilo side of the Big Island has spoken fondly of the eruption.

Well I live on Oahu but I went to Hawaii island when it was happening. It was bad for the people that moved but beside that I thought how slow it was moving made it look like a harmless lava flow like the others recent ones. At that time I did not now it was heading toward to the Hilo side

@@pnoland0771 harmless lave flow...its lava lol nothing harmless about it.

@@pnoland0771 ...

Michael Clark yeah but the mountain is in a lower place than mt Everest. Everest Isn’t really the tallest mountain its the highest peak in earth

Yep. There *used to be* a whole parking lot at the end of that road. It's somewhere down there in the crater now.

@@marvinkitfox3386 woah D:

Just like yellow stone ? 👍

Hualani sorry the what community

I play minecraft lol i subscribed that was funny lol Runs back up out of the mines to grab more water in my bucket lol there be diamonds down tharr!

Ahmed Wael did he just subscribe to two people for making a joke

@Ahmed Wael he said it 3 times. But who cares anyway. He wanted to make sure everyone knew he was laughing. LOL

Jez another minecraft kid with a kid comment.

You ever see a pressure cooker opened while it was under pressure? Kileaua and Krakatau are different volcano types, but thats the illustration of 'explosion' I'm going with here. Water won't become a gas if it is under sufficient pressure. Water remaining liquid is incompressible, remains hot end energetic, and that pressure exerts a hydraulic action across overlying rock substrate that lifts the outer circumferential gradations of structure and fractures them. While at the same time the aquifer becomes acidic. Once there is sufficient fissuring in the rock substrate to create a path to the surface, whether by following a lava tube or taking new paths, underground water is able to become steam and it expands violently on release. The expansion is cataclysmic, overlying rock table and underlying magma chamber content is drafted along with the 'outgassing' of the water. Its shockwave can blow a large overburden of the surface geography into smithereenies. These hurricane blasts are the loudest sounds ever heard on Earth. I'm guessing the water shown here is not deep enough to be trapped under an overlying rock strata.

It's a great neighborhood

More than anything the water is probably just chock full of methane.

just me it’s solid rock there, so that wouldn’t be an issue as long as you’re not touching g it with bear skin, as it’s super sharp rock. As for the water, you have a point there. It may be more sulfuric than regular.

The difficulty with sending a drone is the same as if they sent a helicopter into the caldera: wind currents/updrafts. Think of a boiling pot of water, that's basically what the air currents in the caldera are doing, so it would be very turbulent to fly in. A heli up above the caldera with a long rope and bucket may actually be safer/more stable than trying to fly a drone down in. They won't land a heli in there and get out to manually take a sample, if that was what you were thinking.

The air can be displaced , any heavy gas emmited and your toast ,dead, rock is fresh broken sharp and loose , it's a very dangerious place ,

Should give a nice full glass to all investors of nestle etc

Sulfur lol

They'd feel the same actually. They treat the volcano like some god

Not really that hard to believe

Crater Volcano is below sea level and it is an island... Not that hard bro....

As long as it's not red he should be safe 😂

Lol

@@amanofmanyparts9120 he has a redish/purplish looking color shirt underneath

Like an old 50's movie... its the physics of the lava, we associate with "smaller" outbursts of similar "fluid" substances Idk XD.

Yeah, the could wake just like Yellowstone could blow tomorrow...

That would suck

With the arrow pointing at the pick xD xD it felt wierd seeing the image that way

Fun fact, in Auckland you're actually safer on an old volcano (except Rangitoto) - they're part of a monogenetic basaltic field which means after they erupt and form, they don't erupt again. North Head is a great spot to see tuff deposits, and the view of the harbour isn't half bad either!

PS. They would probably do it in exchange for air fare and a reference letter.

No ones ignoring it. HVO reports on it often.

How bout Mauna Kea? They tryna build a thirty meter telescope and everyone is pissed off about it

They've been saying for years that Mauna Loa is going to erupt again, they just don't know when. So they are not ignoring it at all.

Lol people who move next to an explosive planetary force and complain about it possibly exploding and destroying their homes is hilariously the biggest "I told You so" us in mainland US laugh about. 😂😂😂

It wouldn't be a good idea if it was a spa. Water near volcanoes can get extremely hot. If you see the color of the water it's a similar color to Yellowstone nation parks water. Not a good thing to swim in

That sounded gross

Avery the Cuban-American I see you everywhere

that's balding.

Isaac and sounds like him

good to know i am not the onliy one

He sounds really...uhm….happy?

GabrielKnightz good they’ll probably see your comment and change since you said that

Especially Now! that none other than bryn mcdougald has backed me up on it. Thanks brynny couldn't have done it without you.

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