Somebody needs to put a cork in that thing, don’t they know about global warming?
Massive column of smoke? How could they tell? (With all the smoke pouring over Japan from the PRC)
video:
Volcano Mount Aso erupts in Kyushu, Japan 10-20-2021
https://rumble.com/vnze1x-volcano-mount-aso-erupts-in-kyushu-japan-10-19-2021.html
Did you see the ant-like crowds of people scurrying to their cars and speeding off?
I sure as hell would have been one of them.
I just had a dream a couple of nights back where I came out of a tunnel under a big city (it was a dream, so I have no idea what city) only to see a massive conical volcano probably ten miles away in the throes of a violent eruption, and it was damned vivid. (for some reason, I had the impression it was Mount Hood)
I stopped in the middle of the highway gawking, and saw others get out of their cars and begin videoing the unbelievable event.
For a split second, I wanted to take a video too because it was so vivid, the dark wall of white, gray, and black smoke with lightning and bright red and orange mixed in, and at the bottom, it appeared the volcano was coming apart right then and there. My immediate thought was “What the Hell am I thinking?”
Then, I saw a giant lahar sweeping my way across the short plain and up the miles long hill that ran straight towards the volcano...shouting “S**t! S**t! S**t!) I did a U-turn and floored it, squealing the tires, my eyes glued on my rear-view mirror.
I saw it sweeping up the hill in my wake, engulfing the stopped cars whose drivers had been videoing the event, and I woke up.
It was very vivid, and I lay there for a few moments thinking of it, and thought “I will never be in that position of videoing something that is going to kill me...”
I used to sail past Stromoli in south Italy at night. Beautiful. But they should be illegal.
Activity at Stromboli has been recorded by historians for more than 1,000 years, and varies from mild degassing to lava flows to violent explosive eruptions. Records from 1907 indicate that one explosion was strong enough to shatter windows in the island’s villages, and strong explosions in 1930 were associated with an earthquake that also created a small tsunami. The most recent eruption began in 1932, and has continued essentially uninterrupted since then.
Glad I don’t live there anymore