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reply posted on 15-5-2008 @ 04:31 PM by QBSneak000


Yeah, I have the dvd as well, not a bad program. I think its the Yellowstone one thats scares me the most....then La Palma



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reply posted on 17-5-2008 @ 09:08 PM by Indy


It has been two weeks now and the Chaiten volcano in Chile continues to erupt. There may be an end in sight but it isn't because the volcano is running out of material to eject. The eruption may end with an eruption with extreme prejudice. Ok that is probably a seriously dorky way to put it. Is looking like the end will come with a catastrophic explosion and the collapse of the volcano itself. This is what John Seach has to say.



Continuous eruptions are occurring at Chaitén volcano in Chile. The airfield at Chaitén town has been covered by ash and water, and is currently not able to be used. Ash and pumice is floating northwards along the Chile coast. The bay near Chaitén contains run-off from rivers with a milky-green colour. A large amount of sediment has blocked river channels, and lahars will continue to overflow river edges. Over the past two days there has been a marked change in seismic activity at the volcano. Earthquake swarms indicate fracturing of the main conduit, and possible ascent of magma towards the surface. Increasing pressure from magma is creating a potential explosion hazard, and collapse of the dome, generating pyroclastic flows.


Source: www.volcanolive.com...

There was already a 3km wide caldera. So we know this volcano has produced a caldera forming eruption in the past. The last eruption was 9,000 years ago. There could be a significant magma chamber under this volcano. Unfortunately nobody knows. I think we are going to find out in the next week or two what this system had built up over the thousands of years. If/When this volcano collapses it could produce a catastrophic explosive eruption that results in whatever was built up under this thing being ejected into the atmosphere in a great hurry.

When the dust settles there will likely be nothing left of the system and it may be a long time before it erupts again. Is this going to be another Krakatau? Or worse and be another Tambora?



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reply posted on 21-5-2008 @ 09:51 PM by MischeviousElf


Current Active Volcanoes,

A bit more than usual for my liking.

Unlike usual most seem to be on the verge of a large eruption and many many are active, what with the recent seismic activity too…

Lets start from Antartic up through Australasia, Asia, Across Russia and Europe and to Africa, America’s and Pacific.

Volcano Mt. Erebus vulkán, Antarctica, Státus: Orange, Eruption
1


Mount Ruapehu About to Blow?
Vulcanologists said molten rock appears to be moving higher inside Mount Ruapehu in New Zealand, but it is unclear whether the mountain is about to erupt. "Elevated gas output, high lake temperatures and a volcanic tremor continue to indicate elevated 'unrest' at Ruapehu," GNS Science warned on Tuesday
2

Volcano Sheveluch vulkán, Kamchatka, Státus: Orange, Eruption
3

Volcano Lopevi vulkán, S.Pacific, Státus: AlertLevel2, Eruption
4

Volcano Balbi vulkán, PapuaNewGuinea, Státus: AlertLevel2, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]5[/url]

Volcano Rabaul vulkán, NewBritain, Státus: AlertLevel2, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]6[/url]

Volcano Garbuna vulkán, NewBritain, Státus: AlertLevel2, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]7[/url]

Volcano Batu Tara vulkán, Indonesia, Státus: AlertLevel1, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]8[/url]

Volcano Batu Tara vulkán, Indonesia, Státus: AlertLevel1, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]9[/url]

NEVER GOOD WHEN SHE PLAYS UP!
Volcano Krakatau vulkán, Indonesia, Státus: AlertLevel3, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]10[/url]

Volcano Ibu Halmahera Level3 Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]11[/url]

Volcano Suwanose-Jima vulkán, Japan, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]12[/url]

Volcano Sakura-Jima vulkán, Japan, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]13[/url]

Volcano Erta Ale vulkán, Ethiopia, Státus: Orange Alert, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]14[/url]

Volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai vulkán, E.Africa, Státus: Yellow Alert, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]15[/url]

Volcano Jebel al-Tair Yemen Orange Alert, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]16[/url]

Volcano Nyiragongo vulkán, C.Africa, Státus: Orange Alert, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]17[/url]

Volcano Heard Is. vulkán, IndianOcean, Státus: AlertLevel2, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]18[/url]



Volcano Stromboli vulkán, Italy, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]19[/url]

Volcano Mt. Etna vulkán, Sicily, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]20[/url]

Volcano Llaima vulkán, Chile, Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]21[/url]

Volcano Chaiten Chile, Red Alert, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]22[/url]

Volcano Ubinas vulkán, Peru, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]23[/url]

Volcano Tungurahua vulkán, Ecuador, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]24[/url]

Volcano Guagua Pichincha vulkán, Ecuador, Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]25[/url]

Volcano Guagua Pichincha vulkán, Ecuador, Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]26[/url]

Volcano Huila, Colombia, Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]27[/url]

Volcano Soufriere Hills vulkán, WestIndies, Státus: AlertLevel4, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]28[/url]


Volcano Poas vulkán, CostaRica, Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]29[/url]

Volcano Arenal vulkán, CostaRica, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]30[/url]

Volcano Santa Maria vulkán, Guatemala, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]31[/url]

Volcano Pacaya vulkán, Guatemala, Státus: Orange, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]32[/url]

Volcano Popocatepetl vulkán, Mexico, Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]33[/url]

Volcano Cleveland vulkán, AleutianIs., Státus: Yellow, Eruption
visz.rsoe.hu...]34[/url]


Thats 34 active volcanoes!!

31 of them seem to be becoming more active or are hovering on full eruptions, a definate pattern if you ask me, and centered on the autralasia, pacific ring of fire... all linked to the chinese tectonic plates.

Regards

Elf



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 12:41 AM by Indy


According to Seach at Volcano Live the volcano Chaiten is still erupting. This makes three straight weeks.



Eruptions continue at Chaitén volcano in Chile. A dome is forming in the active crater, with sporadic explosions and pyroclastic flows. Seismic activity consists of swarm of hybrid events which indicates movement of magmatic fluids and gases, low and high frequency earthquakes. The alert level remains at the highest rating, RED.


Source: www.volcanolive.com...

Any bets as to how long this will continue?



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 12:47 AM by duffster


And they just had a nice size earth quake in LOS LAGOS, CHILE
Maybe some thing to do with the volcano

5.3
Date-Time Saturday, May 24, 2008 at 02:43:46 UTC
Friday, May 23, 2008 at 10:43:46 PM at epicenter
Time of Earthquake in other Time Zones

Location 41.945°S, 71.884°W
Depth 78.9 km (49.0 miles)
Region LOS LAGOS, CHILE
Distances 100 km (65 miles) SSW of San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
100 km (65 miles) ESE of Puerto Montt, Chile
115 km (70 miles) NNW of Esquel, Argentina
1410 km (880 miles) SW of BUENOS AIRES, Argentina



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 01:31 AM by space cadet


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Awsome Pictures! That is some bad azz freaky looking stuff there! The first few pics look like a giant fire breathing dragon!



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 04:58 AM by Indy


The Los Lagos, Chile quake is about 100 to 120km (or so) from the volcano. I think that would be a bit far to be related.



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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 09:44 AM by duffster


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Looking at the big picture i personaly think 120 km is nothing

When you look at the 7.8 earth quake in China was felt in Beijing over 1500km from Sichuan province.

I might be just looking too hard


Yes i understand that the one in Chile was smaller

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reply posted on 14-6-2008 @ 11:37 PM by pete334


Mount St Helens has been quiescent for 6 months now, but there was some activity in the skies above it last night..



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reply posted on 5-7-2008 @ 05:48 PM by asala


Chile's Llaima volcano is again on red alert, Lava was spewing a few days back and has yet to calm,
english.aljazeera.net...




And also the words most active volcano in Hawaii’ the Kilauea volcano has also been spewing lava,

www.kwtx.com...



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reply posted on 6-7-2008 @ 08:59 PM by Siren


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There are currently 37 volcanoes erupting and earthquakes are numerous, there is ice melting at the North Pole and I think scientist are clueless as to what is really happening. This should be headline news.

hisz.rsoe.hu...



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reply posted on 13-7-2008 @ 10:19 AM by Necrosis


Alaskan Volcano Erupts with Little Warning

Alaskan Volcano Erupts: FoxNews



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