Krakatoa Ash.mov

[@hebneh]

People assume that the title of the painting "The Scream" is referring to the person in the foreground who looks traumatized and open-mouthed. Actually, the artist said that he was referring to the overly-vivid colors of the sunset, which made him think the earth itself was screaming.

[@Tlactl]

Whoa. It looks like you do a LOT of research and work on the simulations! Your videos are amazing.

[@bitey-facepuppyguy2038]

One trick that might improve the ash dispersal for Krakatoa would be to "release" the ash from a broad Gaussian source with an effective diameter of say a thousand kilometres or so, as apposed to a point source. This would better reflect the rapid radial spreading of the "umbrella cloud" above the volcano out to a large diameter. These radial spreading gravity currents are particularly important for high intensity eruptions.

[@Luboman411]

At 0:26. As of January 30, 2022, that's not true anymore. The loudest sound ever created is now no longer Krakatoa's record but Hunga-Tonga Hunga-Ha'apai's record. In early January, the explosive eruption from that Tongan volcano created a sound that was heard almost 9,000 km away, in Fairbanks, Alaska and surrounding regions.

[@sigisoltau6073]

Well, kinda. Tonga was heard over a much greater distance, but in terms of decibels Krakatau is still louder. People on the islands of Sumatra and Java had ear damage because of Krakatau. Krakatau is about 40 kilometers from these islands.

[@7hilladelphia]

Hi, im newly subbed. I so appreciate this workmanship of yours.. Big thank you!

[@indayteray8647]

Almost Southeast Asia and Africa has an ash cloud from Krakatoa

[@7hilladelphia]

Krakatoa is going off nowadays, this is mid July now, 2018. Im from Australia. Thank you for your vids

[@georgespaceagency9894]

Crazy, i used to live in Lampung, and in the recently built highway, there's TONS of volcanic rocks along the way.

[@juanf.mirabella]

You should make a video about the 2011's Japan tsunami and earthquake, and also put information about the various effects it had on earth. Great videos, and if there is anything that you could make abaut a fenomena about Argentina (where i'm from) it would be great.

[@Vulcano7965]

All hail to the winner of the official volcano cup on Twitter!

[@gluk134]

You make great videos, but in my opinion you should add some background music, it'll make videos a lot easier to watch.

[@jpstenino]

Fine work.

[@takitako679]

Now in indonesia, the new Krakatoa or called anak krakatau have eruption.

[@longlakeshore]

Do Tambora 1815 which led to the year without a summer in 1816 in the N Hemisphere.

[@sigisoltau6073]

Yes it did.

[@yo_tengo_una_boca6764]

I like the fact that Mexico wasn't affected at all. (Except for a bit of northern Baja California)

[@josh_bartholomew_2530]

my country is better than yours and we fucked you up in the 1800's

[@yo_tengo_una_boca6764]

I wasn't talking about if my country was superior to all or not. I'm just saying that Mexico wasn't affected at all. No need to get mad about it.

[@lucimaralves490]

@@josh_bartholomew_2530 sissy got triggered that their farmers were starving

[@josh_bartholomew_2530]

Lucimar Alves yeah I have no idea what I was talking about in that comment but I know I was joking

[@worldwidewrestling2639]

Do the eruption of Mount Toba (It almost made humans go extinct as at time there where only 3,000 people left)

[@trustmeimnotprocrastinating]

I live about 600kms from that place

[@putrimyrni1527]

I am so proud of my country

[@ryansetiawan89]

+Putri Myrni TOLOL!

[@vigoarizona2027]

Idih goblok malu2in

[@norizawanchik6493]

You should... it shows Indonesian people are very brave and never give up..

[@oskha1815]

Bangga ngapain dah. Kok bodoh sekali

[@agustiaraelakh3623]

The face: 😱

[@gielainegarzo6321]

I'm on manila oh no

[@aquarius5719]

If you plot earthquakes on a sphere with map you will notice an opening or a gap near Alaska that would allow a shockwave from North Korea into North America. If you make a chart of quantity of earthquakes above magitude 6 from 1901 to 2020 for Mexico and Alaska you will see a sudden change of quantity of earthquakes above magnitude 6 after underground nuclear tests started. Both are in the path of the gap. One earthquake in Mexico happened a few days after nuke tests in NK in 2017. And between these places you will see Yellowstone. If you see earthquakes reported in Yellowstone in 2007 and today you will notice a big change. It seems explosion is not imminent yet but we are getting closer. Some of the alert signs are there. There are some that are not there yet. Under normal curcumstances we could expect Yellowstone to go off in 40,000 years but Santa "Kim Jong Un" Claus Christmas gift may have made the world to go into the future of a bumpy ride. Earth would cool down 10 degrees, new ice age. Anything 1000km away from yellowstone would die. The shock could trigger earthquakes in Cascadia and California and even the west coast and possibly even Mexico and Central America. Ask column may reach Karman line and reach space. It will be quite a foreworks show for North America. Krakatoa had noise record. There are some good news: * Global warming will not be a problem * Real estate of the rich may be destroyed. So if they planned to implement "you will have nothing and be happy", rich people may have nothing. * I would not expect Yellowstone to go off very soon. St Hellen took 1.5 months of "imminent" explosion alert and by the time it went off people was not alarmed anymore. i would expect Yellowstone to take some years to go off. May be 2023 or later. It is most likely it may go off after public alarm has passed and people think nothing will happen. Silence would be a very bad sign if it ever happens.