The moon is a spherical object. The way the sunlight falls on it and the behavior of its shadows is proof of a spherical object

@@volcanoimage It is self-luminous. you can measure this with 2 thermometers. put one in direct moon light and one in the shadow next to it. you will see the one in direct moon light will be slightly colder. also a rock doesn't reflect light that way. Rob Skiba have already proven this. Then the 24 hr antarctic sun is a hoax proven by Eric Dubay and others. Same as NASA is a bunch of n0nsense also

@@TruthGatherer2013 No it is not. The way the sun lights the moon is similar to the way light shining on a sphere. This is not rocket science. Look at the moon each day as it goes from new moon to full and you will see the suns light creep over the over the mountains. I have seen it myself. The moon is a solid spherical object. Now if you are a flat earther please do a flat earth and globe earth model of a sunset, moon phase, lunar/solar eclipse, 24 hr antarctic sun and a five point sun angle experiment to see which matches reality and explain. These experiments cost little to do. Do not send me links do them on your channel. Failure to them or deflection tells me you are trolling and my conversation with you will end here.

​@@volcanoimage I do not agree with you at all. Rob Skiba have already proven what I say to be true. Good day. There is no 24hr antarctic sun. Please check Eric Dubays latest videos about it

@@TruthGatherer2013 Dubay is a flat earth con job. As far as I am concerned I believe you are just trolling. My conversation ends with you here, bye!

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The crater floor started to drop after the eruption ended at 8:40 pm 3 Jab 2025. Correct the crater floor is sure uneven and the rangefinder can give somewhat skewed results depending on where it is focused on the crater floor.

@volcanoimage I saw the graph too, but I was watching the live feed at the time. No drop of 3 meters occurred.

I was looking to go if it was going to be a long term eruption like in 2021 but had a gut feeling it would be short lived. The reducing SO2 readings kind of tell when the eruption would end. I need at least a 12-14 day lead time. When I went to see Mauna Loa in Dec 2022 flights and hotels were booked for 12 days straight. I got there a day after the eruption ended. I saw some residual glowing lava flows from Saddle Rd that was it.

Looks like the eruption is over.

Down dropped block has a long time to before being covered. With a sustained long term eruption it would take a year or two to reach it. Summit eruptions since early 2023 were short lived. It could be possible that the shear weight of the erupted lava since 2020 maybe redirecting magma to the rift zones as there were eruptions on both rift zones in the last 6 months. If this continues especially further propagation magma further down the rift zones as in 2018 it could result in a collapse.

Thanks for the info. I was stationed in Hawai'i from '99-03. I am aware that Hawai'i has it's fair share of crime. I would be interested in the true stats for the state in general as well as from each island. I have also been a frequent visitor there too mainly the Big Island for the past twenty and never encountered a problem maybe I was just lucky. I have seen my fair share shady folks there as well. The one thing I don't like about Hawai'i is it so anti gun and gun control laws target law abiding citizens not criminals. If everyone was strapped I bet that crime rate would drop fast.

I ran for state senate a couple years ago. Unfortunately we learned a little too much about our government. Stuff you wish you could un-know. There is no rule of law here. They don't honor any of your constitutional rights. And as long as you give the cops enough overtime and or money, they'll abuse and violate every one of those rights. That's why we're finally leaving. There is no life liberty and pursuit of happiness that's given to all Americans. Its our god-given constitutional rights. But if you don't have the ability to defend yourself or protect your family. You no longer live in a free country. Just saying.

I know of stories of people going missing on the lava field back in the day. That' s crazy!

Centralia is an interesting place to visit for sure. Maybe one day you will pass through again.

Anytime!

The flat earthers that went to Antarctica to see the 24hr sun are having second thoughts of their FE career. They now know the earth is a rotating globe planet :)

I saw the eruption back in October 2021 when it had a long lasting lava lake. The recent eruptions within the last year were lasting less than a week. Hoping to make another trip out there when there is a long lasting eruption.

@@volcanoimage Yes, since the 2018 eruption that collapsed the caldera floor and caused the lava to emigrate down to the Lower East Rift Zone, Kilauea entered a quieter faze but does seem to be gradually returning to more active faze again, even though these eruptions are lasting a few hours to days, at the most.

Kilauea iki eruption had lava fountains of 1900 feet.. this was nothing compared to that what you talking about

@@areyoukittenme9937 I'm talking about the drain back after fountaining

@@apismellifera1000 The 1959 eruption had quite a few drainbacks. Looks like the eruption resumed but at much lower level.

Lava 8s draining into the same fissure from which it came out.

It was draining back now a smaller lower level eruption resumed.

When it restarted it was vigorous. It is now in a pause again just like the first time. If the same thing happens again it may be the start of a pattern just like Kilauea Iki. The drain back indicates a clear conduit from the surface to the magma chamber.

Yes it was. It paused again. If it repeats the same as the first episode it might be a pattern.

@@volcanoimage I know, I was there when it paused, kinda, on the livestreams. I'm hoping this becomes a pattern. Kilauea has been rather quiet this year after all the large eruptions last year. The two eruptions earlier this year were rather minor. I'm also in a way glad an eruption happened here over Christmas and not in Iceland. See, the last eruption in Iceland was expected more this time of year, which would have meant it would have been larger, in the 80 to 90 million cubic meter range.

Yes she has but the eruption is now in a pause.

@ Pele is like: “Time to break.”

Same to you!

The eruption resumed!

@@keatonterry Indeed,Pele is mad.

She's back!

@@volcanoimage And Pele returned, she’s like: “Time to erupt my home, (Kīlauea)”

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That is an interesting theory, thanks! Considering how thick the ice was over 12000 years ago I wouldn't rule that out. I have a hard time finding info about this structure. There are only a couple of webpages on it and a another YT video on it.

And it stopped just after 12 hours!

Anytime, Happy Holidays!

It works fine on the globe as the earth is tilted. There is 24hr at the South pole in Dec but there is darkness at the same time at the north pole in december. I lived in northern Greenland years ago I remember 24 hr darkness

Thanks! Happy Holidays to you Charlotte across the pond!

Thanks for the input I didn't realize that some of text was too short. I apologize. I get requests primarily from academia (students & professors alike) to use footage in projects as my older footage is in lower res and bad quality from 15 years ago. So I put this out minimizing text and talk for that specific purposes as well as other uses. Again my bad!

Thanks Michael, Happy Holidays to you and you family!

@@volcanoimage You to and Make Globe Earth Great Again

Thanks! Happy Holidays!

I plan on goin again once the crater fills up which may be less than 10 years from now. If you do go it is best in the June-August as it is not the rainy season. It is a difficult climb but the view is good.

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Anytime! Will return in the future when the crater fills up.

Thanks!