Cause we are idiots

Due to scenery and land reclamation

@@newzealandballnewzealand-h7553To be fair, when England colonised New Zealand. There weren’t any recent eruptions, so they thought it’d be best to build cities on Auckland. Also they didn’t have the technology to determine if Auckland was infested with volcanoes.

not a laughing matter and I live in Auckland. We all know it’s a hazard but we all live in peace.

Generally the first phases are usually phreatomagmatic and sometimes accompanied by base surges but then usually taper to just more strombolian or hawaiian types (With exceptions, of course) that produce lava flows. But from the ocean would very likely be surtseyan or close to it The lava isn't very viscous here due to the low sillica present (Mainly mafic rocks) and so can't generate the explosive power to drive an ash column high into the air to make a plinian style eruption. That'd be more like Taranaki, ruapehu, taupo etc which are more intermediate to felsic type rocks Hope that helped clear some things up

You can say that again

I see part 1 was a different video. So my apologies for getting that wrong, but I am pretty sure the two links on the web page both were linked to part 2.

Barroco Tarot y Astrología They also have a Supervolcano called Lake Taupo and it last erupted 26.500 years ago.

Don't worry, there's only roughly one eruption per 50 years and the last one was 400 years ago. Oh, wait…

@@NyanSten 50k years bro

I live in Auckland and it’s cool having lots of volcanos and it prob will not erupt in all of our lives

Dont be. Volcanic eruptions are more rare than Earthquakes, plus Volcanos are more predictable so if one were to erupt you would of had week warning.

Same

Im not, but my family are 😦

is ur dad still in NZ? Or did he leave years ago?

Im in Napier

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