In Humboldt's footsteps: Volcanic visions in Ecuador - Part 2 | DW Documentary

[@dreamcatcher478]

Thanks you DW for making a feature film on Mr. Alexander, I found out he is a underrated figure in the science community. His founding is significant and important to the advancement of human understanding toward nature.

[@BuildingCenter]

Tio Rubio balances readiness to assist others with the acceptance that the effort might be futile. That's grace. "I'm here for you, if I can be. If not, let's watch earth evolve. ¿Un cafe?" I hope Sr. Ramón is a professor somewhere. Seems like a great teacher. DW has always done great docs, but with this, they seem to have found the absolute best folk to feature.

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When he said he would just watch, it made me smile.

[@iangreen180]

That's awesome! A couple of years ago I read an amazing book of Humboldt's travels and work, and I can see, when the clouds are not in the way, Nevado del Ruiz, in the same range, but in Colombia, which in the 1980s erupted and killed twenty-five thousand people in the town of Mocoa from the mud flow! Humboldt came right along this way, measuring the waterfall at Tequendama.

[@AmanLovesSanDiego]

I love the series, however it would be good to make the playlist in order.

[@dreamcatcher478]

You are right sir, they should merge into only one video. I am very fortunate to know that the field of geography and natural science start from Mr. Alexander

[@iangreen180]

@@dreamcatcher478 These are short, but I hope they will have many more than anyone could possibly watch in one sitting.

[@izaiazcozta]

My goodness, I,m fall im love. its beatiful. thank you for this.

[@anacipaulina818]

We have tambora here in Indonesia.

[@9288JH]

Hello everyone. Ecuador is really beautiful 2023/8/05