These Small Islands Risk Being Swallowed By Lava | Angry Planet Marathon | Earth Stories

[@mmw6109]

keep on smiling bc he's a tourist while locals lives was destroid

[@OldOwl2003]

I can’t believe you guys aren’t waring your gas masks out of your tents, or in them, I really hope your lungs are going to be ok …alaya, pelliers hair can be found in obsidian which is billions of years old and other quartz specimens as well.

[@BritishAnts]

Ego over info! Could have been an informative documentary if we dropped the presenter and his non story out of the picture! Take some tips from bbc wildlife!

[@lightningmcqueen181]

Guess they didn't see what happened to the Tourists & Guides touring White Island in New Zealand...... How quick a Volcano can go from Relatively Chill to understanding what a Lobster goes through B4 it Dies....

[@roythearcher]

I'm no scientist by any means but thanks for confirming what I have thought for years about the effects of volcanic gasses on our climate. the effects of gasses emmitted are short term compared to the effects of methane which hang around for far longer than SO2 which will be eventually washed out by natural rainfall within a few years of being emmitted and CO2 which is absorbed by the worlds oceans, plant growth and other processes which incorperate the gasses emitted. Everything is in balance, or rather, was until we humans came along to upset things!... We can all bury our heads in the sand, blame the planet itself, and ignore what we;re doing but in the long term, we're just delaying the inevitable unless we act now!

[@ibmibm691]

The Earth is flat before the Rise ofthe PlateTectonics that cause Earth seems round or sphere. It is still flat but is seen round and sphetical due to the undulating landforms that produces landscapes.

[@rhonda098]

Did you guys ever finish the documentary on The Beast, in Fort McMurray?

[@OldOwl2003]

We might be very lucky and a volcano large enough ( but not to large😉) might just create enough protection from the sun to drop our temperature down enough to stop the melting of our glaciers, because we have another huge problem and that’s methane.

[@Schiffsfahrer]

It wouldn't be a real solution though - since the ash (even if it is large amounts) drops fairly quickly - Krakatoa's effects were massive, but only lasted 1-2 years.