Originally posted by Banshee
Originally posted by Indy
This is very unnerving because I believe this was the location of the largest volcanic eruption in the known history of the planet. Sorry if someone has already brought this up and I'm just repeating it.
I don't believe it's been brought up.
You're thinking of Krakatoa ... it wasn't the biggest eruption ever, but was definately one of the biggest. Ash from the eruption affected global weather patterns for years afterwards, and it triggered tsunamis that dwarf the ones from this quake.
Frighteningly enough, a massive earthquake struck in the months before the eruption. Krakatoa collapsed into a caldera after the eruption and is now largely underwater.
No Banshee.. I'm thinking of Toba. I believe that one is in the area. And Gazz... shallow quakes like that are bad news. Is magma on the move? Seems too shallow for a plate shift. I could be wrong.




Why does it always have to be doomsday every time something
happens.....
