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Fresh activity near a dormant 'super volcano' in Germany has left experts worried about a possible eruption
Experts near the Laacher See site have detected carbon dioxide bubbles on the lake's surface and believe the mountain in Germany could be active again
This is clearly pandering to the 2012 Apocalypse crowd – we’re going to be seeing article after article about all the calamities that might befall the Earth during this year based on no scientific evidence whatsoever. Let me repeat that: There is NO scientific evidence for a “doomsday” in 2012. None. Sorry folks, look elsewhere and stop buying into this tripe. In the meantime, we’ll try not to drown in the sea about terrible media reportin
And honestly, there is no more substance to the article beyond this – no source, no named “experts”, nothing. So, the Daily Mail decided to run with a article proclaiming the imminent danger of the Laacher See based on it being supposedly “overdue” and that there are carbon dioxide seeps in the lake, something that have been there for hundreds if not thousands of years. This is the volcanic equivalent of the Daily Mail going out and saying “Massive hurricane to hit London?” because they looked out the window and saw a cloud. Irresponsible, lazy journalism at its finest.
Originally posted by DarknessMatters
It IS on RSOE.
Fresh activity near a dormant 'super volcano' in Germany has left experts worried about a possible eruption. Britain's Daily Mail wrote the eruption from the 'monster' underneath Laacher See lake near Bonn, could eject billions of tons of magma which in turn could cause widespead devastation in Europe and even 'short-term global cooling'. The mountain last erupted 12,900 years ago. Volcanologists have estimated the mountain's size to be similar to that of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines - responsible for the biggest ejection of the 20th century. Pinatubo threw up '10 billion tons of magma, 20 billion tons of sulphur dioxide 16 cubic kilometres of ash and caused a 0.5C drop in global temperatures'. Experts near the Laacher See site have detected carbon dioxide bubbles on the lake's surface and believe the mountain in Germany could be active again.
Originally posted by DarknessMatters
reply to post by UmbraSumus
RSOE does NOT claim the Daily Mail as the SOURCE. The RSOE only states a comment MADE BY the Daily Mail about what COULD happen IF it blows....there's a huge difference there.
Originally posted by EvolEric
But I had the thought... if there were a significant chance of this Super Volcano going pop anytime soon...
Wouldnt the US Army either...
withdraw a significant number of troops from the german bases...
or increase the troops to assist in aid...
I think there would be some proof in odd troop movements...
just a thought...
edit on 1/2/12 by EvolEric because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by DarknessMatters
reply to post by UmbraSumus
Beware the disinfo troller's of the world.
Originally posted by UmbraSumus
Perhaps you should steer clear of dubious claims made by newspaper groups like the Daily Mail.
Did you even read the article I posted by Dr. Klemetti . Here
Originally posted by DarknessMatters
No 2012 hype here, just the facts as they develop.
Welcome to 2012....the year of unthinkable events
Unfortunately, what the Daily Mail writes, is more dark fantasy than anything else. There is no scientific background to assume that an eruption in a foreseeable future could be in the making in this area.
Originally posted by DarknessMatters
The official "word" is finally in according to RSOE.......
Unfortunately, what the Daily Mail writes, is more dark fantasy than anything else. There is no scientific background to assume that an eruption in a foreseeable future could be in the making in this area.
SOURCE
Case closed.....for now.
The Daily Mail writes today "Is a super-volcano just 390 miles from London about to erupt?", suggesting that the Laacher See volcano in Western Germany could "erupt any time" and produce a large eruption such as the devastating (but still moderate, not super-volcano at all) Plinian eruption 11,900 years ago. Unfortunately, what the Daily Mail writes, is more dark fantasy than anything else. There is no scientific background to assume that an eruption in a foreseeable future could be in the making in this area. To read more and why, please have a look at the brilliant post about it on Dr. Erik Klemetti's