Lava erupts from a volcano on La Palma in Spanish Canary Islands

A volcano on the Atlantic island of La Palma erupted on Sunday after a week-long buildup of seismic activity, prompting authorities to speed up evacuations for some 1,000 people. Footage obtained by the Associated Press showed plumes of black and white smoke rising up from the Cumbre Vieja volcanic ridge, where scientists had been closely following the accumulation of molten lava below the surface
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[@antoniarocha7858]

Final dos tempos conforme a Sagrada Escritura !

[@damic.489]

@@antoniarocha7858 Principio del final o final del principio?

[@joesatana]

@@antoniarocha7858 vayase al diablo Antonia!

[@robertsteyer9036]

N 19x25

[@user-wn1lc6fb4o]

ъъ

[@leonardojimenez7222]

I'm from the biggest island of the 8: Tenerife. Here, the major threat for us is, of course, the Teide but there are plenty of other chances of possible eruptions; as in the rest of the islands. We know very well we live in a volcanic area and are aware about things like this could eventually happen in our islands but isn't the same of actually see it really happening. It's completely amazing and frightening at the same time. Although isn't my island where all this situation is taking place, we're neighbours (I even have relatives living in the eruption area but, fortunatelly, they're alright) and, as Canarian, I send all my support to La Palma and I'm also very glad of reading best wishes for it from around the world. Thank you so much everyone.

[@machscga6238]

Is this the Island thay could have a huge chunk break off it and cause a tsunami in the Atlantic Ocean?

[@leonardojimenez7222]

@@machscga6238 Not mine but La Palma. Yeah, could happen although, at the moment, nothing makes think is gonna occur. But, of course, that possibility is always available. Let's hope not to see it.

[@machscga6238]

@@leonardojimenez7222 yes lets Pray I am in Alberta Canada but a Mega disaster in the Atlantic is not what we need to see.

[@9ightdreamer]

Im from lanzarote and I hope the active volcanos there dont erupt. I dont want to leave but thankfully it hasn't happened. -yet

[@returnofthegmac9203]

This wouldn't trigger a Tsunami ? I do hope you are all safe

[@brandyb2931]

So beautiful and so scary at the same time. I'm praying that everyone is safe.

[@spanishpeaches2930]

Praying never made a blind bit of difference...much like wishing and hoping.

[@musedoom]

As of right now everybody was evacuated safely in time so people is fine. Unfortunately the lava has already destroyed more than 200 houses and many farms.

[@bahastar6688]

@@spanishpeaches2930 your pessimism does more yeh?

[@johnsmith-yj2cn]

@@bahastar6688 if some one was saying he wish would you consider that it something that may help ?

[@bahastar6688]

@@johnsmith-yj2cn shut up bot

[@MadVolbeat]

For everyone guessing,everyone was evacuated on advance,there is only material loss,around 8 to 10 houses were consumed by the magma [for now].

[@MrWolfSnack]

If this happened in the USA there would be people trying to move the entire house and saying its a violation of their rights to leave.

[@GregGarciaHouse]

@@MrWolfSnack Yeah! 😂 There are crazy people everywhere in the world, but USA people wins 🤭

[@GregGarciaHouse]

More than 120 houses already...and adding

[@Dranzerk8908]

Up to 1000 homes could be lost, shown by model of lava flow. Last major eruption lasted for 1-2months on average.

[@Charlotte8591]

Plus animal lives lost I guess.

[@jacquelinemaxwell4022]

Hope everyone is safe and evacuation is taking place

[@dam80n]

Only material damages , people loose their houses but life is the most important ;)

[@samuelefesoa7317]

Speaking of evacuations, if the potential landslide occurs, all countries bordering the Atlantic would have to evacuate.

[@zfox4743]

.

[@vision28390]

@@samuelefesoa7317 I know.. Really scary

[@ferngm]

No personal injuries so far. More than 200 houses devastated in the first 24h. No risk for people though 5.000 evacuated.

[@HappyorangeMama]

🛐Hope people and animal be safe😰🌹🌿

[@tenzinsangpo2221]

Much animals have dead overall birds, bug not humans.

[@HappyorangeMama]

@@tenzinsangpo2221 😢😢😢

[@jorllima]

According to the authorities, horses, goats, dogs and other farm animals were evacuated yesterday. Probably wild animals like birds left days ago because of the earthquakes and noise.

[@MrHappy3feet]

@@jorllima thank you for the information, I’m glad some animal evacuation took place

[@Spanish_Patriot]

From Spain, thank you!

[@Amir.Farooqps]

I am from La Palma, the noise is incredible, the lava coming down the slopes of the volcano, some experiences that luckily my parents know how to react since I live very close to the volcano, we have already been evacuated

[@natalie36592]

🙏🏽

[@nightcore4life192]

Sending prayers to everyone on the island 🙏

[@Amir.Farooqps]

@@nightcore4life192 thanks❤

[@nightcore4life192]

@@Amir.Farooqps very welcome , stay safe 🙏

[@LittleSpiderman]

Espero que todo te haya ido bien y tanto tú, como tu familia y tu casa estén bien, muchísima suerte💞

[@connorredshaw7994]

I'm surprised Mt tiede didn't erupt first considering she may erupt soon to. The evening footage of the spewing lava is impressive but nature is two things beautiful and deadly.

[@professorpancakes6545]

Did you just assume a volcano's gender?

[@shirlworldwatson4692]

These are the signs..... :)

[@joesatana]

Why would you be considering that Teide will erupt soon? Also, we called it Father Teide, so ya, him anyway

[@peterschancel7223]

Yes

[@connorredshaw7994]

@@joesatana Teide has had numerous tremors/ mini earthquakes every now and then thankfully this eruption didn't cause a landslide into the sea and possibly causing a very large tsunami.

[@lindapoore7608]

Hope everyone evacuated to safety, sending prayers.

[@martinschulze5399]

wololooo....

[@DJC52]

Prayers for everyone there hope everyone got out safe

[@joylanden6836]

Praying for everyone there.

[@dhz35]

Pray the island doesn’t fracture and fall into the ocean. The lives of millions of people hang in the balance right now

[@user-cn8jh2rs2k]

@@dhz35all people were evacuated from danger zone long before

[@georgeyboy8186]

@@dhz35 talk about over exaggerating

[@georgeyboy8186]

@Emocional Caliente which catastrophes have you experienced?

[@georgeyboy8186]

@Emocional Caliente in 2010? So 51 of your own people died and you think that’s cool and wish for another catastrophe?

[@tita_piranna]

I'm from Spain and, really, all these comments about "a massive landslide that will provoke mass tsunamis around the coast of the Atlantic and particularly america" are making me really concerned about what kind of media people in the USA consume 😅 I've literally never heard about such an idea before and this volcanoe (and others) have erupted around the area before, it is a volcanic archipielago after all.

[@simonpassant3625]

I feel for the island of la palma, so sorry to see this . Terrifying display of mother nature at work.

[@returnofthegmac9203]

I have been on holiday here many times So devistated We used to moan about being in a villa under that mountain because of the clouds.

[@BB-ig2ft]

Hope that chunk of land they say might fall off doesn't.

[@dacronic1646]

Right? That’s the first thing I thought about when I saw this.

[@newhuskytwenty]

By the time you would be warned we would be sumerged and dead here in Spain.

[@sudilos1172]

@@newhuskytwenty So you wait? of catch a flight? Camp out up high?

[@mjmccarthy3693]

@@newhuskytwenty not necessarily. Depends on the trajectory and angle as to how the land mass falls. It is expected to create great tsunami on Entire Eastern Seaboard of US. Dutch Sinese an expert in volcanoes and earthquakes says the wave will move at the speed of a jetliner.

[@fransjebik8554]

@@mjmccarthy3693 Also to Europa, also to other coasts in the world. 🥵🌹

[@jeanduranko4157]

The earth is just doing its thing. We are like fleas on a dog, acting like we own it.

[@MadVolbeat]

Yep,pretty humbling.

[@lorrainecouch348]

THE EARTH IS NOT JUST DOING IT'S THING... THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF SATELLITES AND POWERFUL TELESCOPES IN SPACE AIDING AND ABETTING THIS DISASTER!!!! THERE ARE THOSE USING SEISMIC ACTIVITY AS AN EXCUSE TO CREATE HAVOC FOR THEIR OWN TWISTED AGENDA. OBVIOUSLY WHEN IT COMES TO CRYING WOLF AND SCREAMS OF "WE AREN'T DOING IT!" THE ELITE WILL JUST SAY "HAHA THAT'S YOUR BEST JOKE YET" ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION IN ALL IT'S FORMS IS MICROWAVING THE PLANET... THESE MICROWAVES ARE BEING MOPPED UP IN THE EARTHS CORE... IMAGINE THE EARTH'S CORE BEING A COMPRESSED MINI SUN...!!! THIS PLANET COULD ACTUALLY BECOME A SUN!!! BILL GATES AND CO ARE CLAIMING COW FARTS TO BE THE REASON FOR GLOBAL WARMING??? IT IS PROVEN ALREADY THAT THIS PLANET IS LEAKING METHANE LIKE NO TOMORROW. ESA REUTERS MAP SHOWING A FALSE POSITIVE OF METHANE PLANTS LEAKING METHANE... WHAT IT FAILED TO SHOW WAS THE REST OF THE PLANET LEAKING METHANE. CHECK OUT NORTH AND SOUTH POLE METHANE ARMAGEDDON TRAPPED IN THE ICE.. NOT SO SLOWLY AND DEFINITELY SURELY MELTING LIKE A POPSICLE ON A HOT DAY. THE SOUTH POLE HAS A BIGGER HOLE IN THE OZONE LAYER THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE OF THE ANTARCTIC. SOME PLAN EH??? NEW WORLD ORDER...??? OR JUST RAMPANT CHAOS BY DERANGED LOONIES WHO DENIED THE WORLD PEACE??? I AM A TARGETED INDIVIDUAL WHO IS BEING MICROWAVED TO DEATH IN SLOW MOTION BY THESE CRAZED AND SORRY EXCUSE FOR THE CREAM OF THE CROP!!!! THIS PLANET WILL NOT TAKE THIS ABUSE... AND NOR WILL I

[@AlFresco3442]

@@lorrainecouch348 Seek professional help.

[@maxischulte5]

@@lorrainecouch348 get help

[@michaelvickers1202]

@@lorrainecouch348 tin foil helmet should keep you safe.

[@alexleeman8277]

Yahusha’s blessings be with the people of La palma

[@adamm5800]

Who yahusha

[@limmingjun7930]

???

[@loremaster234]

Amen.

[@thankfultoyahuah8709]

Amen!!!

[@bnel9318]

Nope, YAHUSHA will be with His people, not the people of La palma.

[@rosegomes9854]

Que Deus tenha missericordia de todos nós

[@benotafraid9875]

Praying for this to subside with minimal damages and losses

[@craigr4763]

Be not afraid, I'm sure everything is fine.

[@elidibatistaviegas2100]

Tenha compaixão de todos meu Deus...

[@user-rg2fr6ml2r]

In this situation I felt bad for the animals too

[@beehead5661]

I bet many animals left the area before the eruption.

[@cyberpunk3052]

Mr and Mrs Animal are watching safely. They'll return to their homes soon.

[@Newbroken]

I care about humans. I don't like animals

[@cloroxbleach8546]

@@Newbroken oh shut up the people can evacuate, the animals have no where to go without the help of people. If the animals on this planet disappeared, humans would die, every animal is important.

[@Newuk124]

Animals are in tune with nature, they left before the eruption.

[@elmaikitofficial]

🌋 Mother Nature is fierce & beautiful. I hope everyone is safe 🙏

[@Newbroken]

I'm scared ☹

[@peterschoen7409]

If there's a tsunami it would be dangerous for both the east coast of America and parts of Europe

[@janehelbling5308]

That's what I heard too and it's very worrisome to think it could cause a tsunami on the east coast.

[@thelegendarybloxycola4727]

That would have to be supervolcano to reach the other side of the Atlantic Ocean

[@dawsonswicegood9741]

@@thelegendarybloxycola4727 it’s really about a shift in the land mass as opposed to the volcano itself. That’s the only way a tsunami could happen

[@numbstuffpeoplesay9309]

That tsunami gonna wash off everything hundreds of miles deep into the land.

[@ayandas874]

The Legendary Bloxycola not due to the eruption, but due to instability of the island causing a part of it to landslide.

[@staceyleeellis9160]

Government immediately looking at ways to blame this on climate change

[@Mirameline]

For those kindly wondering, there have been no casualties at all. Everyone has been evacuated safely. Pets and cattle too. Home insurances and car insurances cover volcano eruptions, so people will get the money back for those. The crops and agricultural soil are not covered, though. The govenment is expected to step in for that. As for those questioning why build on the skirts of the volcano: the Canary islands are of volcanic origin. An eruption can happen anywhere in the islands. The entire Las Palmas is a volcano, essentially. There was no crater or mouth in that particular spot previously. It just happened that the magma accumulated under the crust and that is where it ended up breaking it and reaching the surface. It is impossible to predict on the long run! The volcano has opened 9 mouths in the middle of the hills, after 1 week of earthquakes. That is all the warning they got. We could also wonder why build on the shores of the Thames, where there can be floodings. No place is completely safe on the long run, guys.

[@ritadecassia481]

Meu Deus tenha misericórdia

[@milels6917]

Ask for God’s mercy it is not enough to just believe

[@BRUNO-yz3zq]

Rita de Cassia aqui esta a traduçao em português do que te escreveram em Inglês ➡Peça misericórdia de Deus nao é o suficiente apenas acreditar⬅...

[@TheSixStringGuy]

Prayers from Florida, I pray everyone makes it out.

[@dhz35]

I’m in FL. We better hope and pray that the island doesn’t fracture and slide into the ocean. This is a very potential scenario

[@TheSixStringGuy]

@@dhz35 that's what I was telling my wife, this volcano looks pretty Volatile

[@dhz35]

@@TheSixStringGuy agreed it’s quite volatile. It’s erupting through fissures which is most worrying

[@WolfsH0ok]

@@dhz35 I think that is in the north of Island. I believe this is south

[@jakkrapholsingraksatrakul9378]

Looks like a fiery gateway of inferno.

[@edinaaparecidavoltanbarret8087]

A força da natureza do nosso planeta Terra.. Deus abençoe e proteja a todos!!🙏🙏🙏🙌

[@patsycochrane1802]

Nature in all her worrying splendour. I hope everyone is OK there. X

[@shirlworldwatson4692]

She could never be worried... but we need too... :)

[@dantheanimator5072]

Gods Architect hard at work smh

[@Spanish_Patriot]

Spaniard here. The thousands of evacuees have been sent to stadiums and warehouses. Illegal immigrants are sent to hotels. Your press will not tell you this inconvenient fact.

[@Spanish_Patriot]

@cnmmd qiuoo The Canary Islands have NEVER been Moroccan. Stop doing drugs, Ahmed.

[@0shaade0]

@cnmmd qiuoo what will be the next lie? Canada is Morrocan?

[@concepciontuxpantorres2393]

Una verdadera preocupación pero a la vez belleza, parece un abanico o una cola de pavo real. O una gigantesca cascada hacia arriba. Dios le de fortaleza a toda la comunidad de esa isla. Un abrazo solidario y lleno de cariño para todos desde Xalapa, Veracruz-México!!

[@contuescudoosobreel9864]

Gracias

[@Daniele858585]

La Palma is that island, with the risk of big piece of terrain (like 1km or more) falling apart causing an enormous tsunami? Scary....

[@tycumtv5169]

Watching from west africa, Ghana, Kumasi. Bantama. 😳

[@pandaroc1]

What a beauty! Hopefully everyone is okay.

[@sm7289]

6000 families lost their homes

[@gardens2b7]

Such beautiful islands!!

[@ireneangelina5042]

A televisao nao fala nada pra alertar a gente que mora no Nordeste,so sabam fazer fofocas de politica,Deus por nós

[@isaiasortolan252]

Mas isso não tem nada a ver com o nordeste brasileiro 😕 É apenas um vulcão fumegando e muitos mil quilômetros do nordeste brasileiro.

[@sarah-wl2xg]

@@isaiasortolan252 4 mil milhas só do Nordeste ou das costas litorais brasileiras.

[@naiararocha7624]

😣😣😣pois e tenho que ver noticias de fora ,mesno assim nao existe um plano e evacuacao pra gente absurdo total ,nos veem como burros

[@naiararocha7624]

@@isaiasortolan252 Entao ,ele pode causar um tsunami aqui meu anjo,sem contar que ele pode se romper e causar varias destruicoes ate no Eua ,ele nao esta no Brasil e nem precisa caso alcance a es ala de 4.8 ele esta 3.8 ate a hr que vi ,talvez nao veja muito sobre biologia ou geografia ,veja e entenderar os riscos de um vulcao na escala e local deste

[@Kourtneywoods1]

All over the world this is crazy has to be some sort of phenomena, volcanoes erupting everywhere

[@tracybell65]

Man made

[@TheDepressedMemeCat]

0:10 Me in the toilet after having some spicy Indian food

[@therealzilch]

Here's one natural disaster that we humans are not responsible for.

[@gmathieson7184]

The flat earth wouldn't be heating up so much it needed to spew lava if it wasnt for global warming caused by humans. Facts.

[@manuam98]

@@gmathieson7184 what

[@therealzilch]

@@manuam98 There's no what there.

[@nrg1ze]

The left will find a way to blame us for this anyway

[@gmathieson7184]

@@therealzilch 'What' was a bit less than i was expecting to be honest

[@joshuatrjo]

How come the comments are turned off in all the other videos?

[@christinestephenson1742]

Dutch in Sinse is saying this island COULD break in half and fall into ocean suddenly, causing a 100 to 200 foot tall tsunami all along the east coast of US. He said to find high spots nearby and plan a quick route there. It would go inland as far as Appalachian mountains.

[@wardaddy6002]

Don't forget to drink plenty of moonshine while there.

[@FloridaManRacer]

this is a major exaggeration. The most likely event was going to be a landslide. An average everyday landslide of material from a small portion of the island that slid into the ocean. The tsunami was supposed to be around 5-6 meters high. That's it. Saying half the island COULD fall off, is like saying an earthquake COULD make California fall into the Pacific. Well, it hasn't yet, and there's been thousands of earthquakes, and quite a few that would make you wonder if this is it and it hasn't happened yet... I wouldn't go planning any evac routes just yet...

[@Tiagomelo22ify]

Mother earth in its best, we are nothing compared to the force of nature

[@Deutsche844]

هذه نار الدنيا فما بالك نار جهنم اللهم اني اسألك السلامة من نار الدنيا والآخرة اللهم اني أعوذ بك من شر الأشرار وطوارق الليل والنهار يارب العالمين ياالله

[@luceinbattaglia9425]

Amen🙏

[@user-mm4rt8fu1e]

امين يارب العالمين

[@luceinbattaglia9425]

@@user-mm4rt8fu1e 🤣😂🤣

[@marcgeller8]

Isn't this is the same volcano that could potentially destroy the east coasts of the America's in a tsunami? Hope everyone is safe over there 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️🇪🇸

[@scratc930]

yes, but that's only the worst case scenario

[@marmo1724]

Impresionante !! 😨😢🥺 Que Dios los guarde

[@gmdd.m.g2789]

Imresionante que dios los grande

[@Jorge-nm3cx]

La naturaleza, querrás decir

[@juanaguila7351]

Espectacular la fuerza de la naturaleza y simplemente nos demuestra que no somos nada ante La Madre Naturaleza.

[@juanaguila7351]

Ni con las mejores armas, la Naturaleza dice "Hasta aquí" y es así de simple.

[@antoniosoares1808]

Faz uma semana q os cientistas vinham avisando. Olha como a ciência é top

[@priscilacosta721]

A ciência estava avisando não precisa se preocupar o vulcão pode ficar assim por muitos anos e não acontecer nada.

[@fernandar5291]

@@Peterson.H calma emocionado

[@ritadecassianascimento6357]

@@priscilacosta721 A última erupção deste vulcao aconteceu há 50 anos e nenhum cientista afirmou que ele estava extinto. A ciência explica muito bem as atividades vulcânicas, mas é incapaz de explicar a estupidez humana de escolher morar na base destas montanhas.

[@ritadecassianascimento6357]

@Adriana Gomes Rabelo Gomes Rabelo Deus avisou que vulcões é criação Dele, mas não disse para os humanos O dasafiá-lo e fixar residência em suas bases.

[@sunsetlights100]

Which scientist when this seems very sudden

[@jasonlee4267]

ive seen plenty of volcanos around the world, but this eruption looks up there with some of the more dramatic ones, incredible forces of nature, obviously wisihng everyone safe and well and sorry for their loss of homes, but my word, what a scene to be that close, i wish i was able to see it as close as some of the other videos show, i bet it looks freaking epic from the air with a drone...as long as no helicopters are around of course

[@cindyalejandrabracamonte2110]

Dentro de todo el caos que se ve, es imponente!!! Somos una nada ante la naturaleza

[@rajaatantaoui3889]

no guatro esta la premera bes qui u byakhaba sola serada la ventana asereje a veje no problema

[@abrahammelano3495]

Y esto no es nada frente a cosas que existen en el cosmos, somos insignificantes

[@marktwaun3628]

Send my deepest sympathy and highest prayers 🙏 😔 blessing 🙏 ❤

[@jkpl1428]

Muchacho que dices si no ha muerto nadie

[@ismael8581]

don't worry, they were all evacuated and notified a week before.

[@craigr4763]

No one was hurt ffs. Talk about assumptions. It's just a volcano going off.

[@brandonwiebe2647]

4 days ago there were over 700 minor earthquakes between 14-9 km below the surface of La Palma. Everybody on the east coast US needs to be on high alert in case the massive chuck of land on La Palma falls into the ocean. The news will only give you 4 hours of warning, but you can take action earlier and be ahead of everyone else

[@deannelson9565]

First of all its 9 hours and second the wave would be very small. The numbers that get thrown have long since been debunked!

[@hannahpocock4152]

@@deannelson9565 darling it will be a 300+foot tsunami hitting the east coast. That is not small!

[@maryfrushon5702]

@@deannelson9565 That isn’t true !!

[@killar1one]

@@deannelson9565 u want people to believe your word over geologists and scientists?

[@williammcinni7145]

@@hannahpocock4152 I live on the east coast 70 miles from the ocean at a 150ft elevation, do you think a 300ft tsunami would hit me?

[@martasimonroig4015]

estas imagenes duelen

[@MyLifeInVideos]

Mother nature is an amazing thing

[@Angelo-er5xd]

Nature is amazing.

[@miguelangelrodriguezcastil9792]

And dangerous

[@keday8138]

The Flames must be about 80 Meters or so in Hight This area of La Palma is barely populated It will damage part of the Pine Forest some roads , Few houses ( Holiday homes ) etc But its not a major disaster Wishing all the best to the residents

[@samabeka3023]

I was in Las Palmas in the mid 80's. The mountainous landscapes makes it so apparent that it is a volcanic environment. While there,l kept wondering how people could be at peace with such an environment, knowing very well what can happen at anytime and without warning.

[@scottdoubleyou563]

Everyone better hope that the East side of the volcano doesn't slide into the Atlantic.

[@jocelynndotson7273]

What all started out as a tiny puff of smoke became this heck on earth

[@DramaTubeTv]

Both myself and my wife’s families are from LaPalma

[@JA-xv3qp]

1:16 is breathtaking

[@galih8421]

At this moment the lava flows already claimed some of the houses near by. Prayers to all the people from the island.

[@MiaN..N]

They are smart. Probably ran before it happened

[@GlassedROE]

Get out people east coast prepare now

[@timberhills1778]

You think a tsunami is going to come?

[@fouadnouri6408]

No hay poder sino de Dios Todopoderoso. Oh Dios, protege a nuestros hermanos españoles

[@internetandlifehacks]

Praying for La Palma island. How can mother nature be so beautiful yet so cruel sometimes?

[@geraldiner5455]

ITS THIS VOLCANO THAT GOING TO BE BIG

[@Newbroken]

This is very scary ☹

[@alexparraparra4484]

This looks awesome, but I'm worried.

[@oumadel8334]

اللهم الطف بنا يارب

[@sst6358]

Prayers for everyone 🙏💛🙏💛🙏💛

[@lordofchaosinc.261]

Wow missed this by 4 weeks. Back then they we're afraid of wildfires caused by the draught. Hope they can rebuild after the disaster - it's such a nice island.

[@damarisdacruz5856]

A palavra de Deus tem que se cumprir isso é só um começo passa o céu passa a terra mas a palavra de Deus não passa cumpre a cada dia mais

[@ferreirasantos2656]

Sinais dos fins dos tempos muitas coisas ao de vir tá na bíblia não haverá pedra sobre pedra q não seja derivada o ser humano já está passando dos limites.

[@miguelgaldino7090]

E assim que a ira de Deus vai ser vai Destruir toda a terra vai descer fogo do céu e vai brotar da terra não vai sobrar nada tem pessoas que acha dono do mundo

[@rafaelmarcosbatista1277]

Verdade.

[@liamwilson7549]

Imagine the thermal power of that in just how many lives it could change for the better should humanities technology advance.

[@milels6917]

What is this doing to global warming What about the burning forests around the world this is the biggest problem not what humans do or I maybe thick

[@liamwilson7549]

@@milels6917 there is nothing we can do about natural forest fires or volcanoes. These things are part of nature, what isn’t is our use of technology that was flawed in design which creates some of the most toxic and cancerous atmospheric disturbances in history. Exhibit A: The reliance on fossil Fuels for a nightmarishly large amount of necessities in modern living. In order to fix the climate we need to reinvent how our lives work, the things we eat, drink, and live around. Only then can it be completely safe to stop the reliance on fossil fuels. What I was suggesting in my first comment is fantasy future but a hopeful one. A scary thought is that if we were to achieve such a thing the majority of what we do in life would be what our ancestors were used to at least 300 years ago. That is how far back humanity would likely be plunged should all fossil fuels suddenly vanish without a replacement for the things we have now technologically. The climate mathematically is on track to becoming a sort of extreme desert like biome where it’s extremely hot during the day (at least 125 degrees Fahrenheit daytime) and possibly extremely cold at night or just what we consider a hot day today (either below freezing temperatures or 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit. Desert weather is tricky depending on the season)

[@liamwilson7549]

@@milels6917 it’s funny in a cosmological sort of way cause if we look at Mar’s it’s like the universe was warning us this is our fate (referring to Mar’s extreme desert climate)

[@joesatana]

@@milels6917 volcanos and global warming! what???

[@samblackstone3400]

Unfortunately geothermal never gets any investment

[@leanne8493]

The Tenerife tsunami that was also predicted to happen would wipe out 4 countries.

[@kentswarroom8919]

Mother Earth flexing her muscles...we humans are no match...

[@abhiprai2954]

Praying for everyone there!

[@ninac.5257]

daily reminder that we are nothing compared to the greatness of nature and god's creation

[@duomaxwell2293]

if it's not high winds, it's flooding, if it's not that it's volcanoes erupting... ever think the planet is trying to tell us something?

[@nightwaves3203]

Definitely a hot tourist spot now. Best of luck to those losing houses and everything else.

[@aymanm.aldessoky9123]

(((. ظهر الفساد في البر و البحر بما كسبت ايدي الناس ليذيقهم بعض الذي عملوا لعلهم يرجعون ))). صدق الله العظيم

[@eastafrika728]

This is how the earth gives birth to new life

[@Sam_Holt]

London Hedge Fund managers building their dream home during covid in a remote La Palma location be like

[@jamesallan9867]

That's dangerously beautiful 🌋

[@soumiachannel157]

سبحان الله والحمد لله ولا اله الا الله والله اكبر ولا حول ولاقوة إلابالله العلي العظيم

[@contuescudoosobreel9864]

Vosotros si que sois infieles

[@arrowdurfee6603]

One concern is that part of the Island may slide into the sea causing a massive tidal wave from NYC down to Brazil

[@youjay777]

Just pray this eruption doesn’t split the rift…the US east coast will be toast up to 70 miles inland!

[@coralertani668]

Dios tende misericórdias de todos Los países Europeos y de Brasil tanbiene. 🙏😰❣

[@annajones1396]

that's what I hear. Hopefully not.

[@annajones1396]

@@kimbuck-2 a side of the volcano crashing into the sea. That's one scenario that experts say is really bad.

[@lianet777]

Imagine how hot it is there… at a skillet concert you could feel the heat from their fire effects, now imagine being there… those people recording must’ve been HAWT

[@Danniessa]

I don't understand how they managed to stand so close and film all of this. It is so dangerous to do so

[@thewanderer6589]

Wars and rumors of wars, volcanic eruptions more frequently earthquakes where they ought not be lawlessness abounds the love of many grown cold, (people apathetic) all these are the birth pangs...

[@thewanderer6589]

@@kimbuck-2 Hi. Poignant. 😏

[@keithmckay5129]

THE LAST TIME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IS AT HAND ! I CALLLLL UPON THE MOST HIGHHHH FEAR THE SWORD !

[@keithmckay5129]

THE 7TH ANGEL IS SOUNDING !

[@keithmckay5129]

REPENT , BE BAPTIZED! BEFORE THE 2ND DEATH , YEE WILL BE GIVEN POWER ! OVER THE DEVIL !

[@keithmckay5129]

@@kimbuck-2 lolol at the nations who want make war with the LAMB. LOLOLOO

[@rak6437]

-"Let's build a village a quarter mile away from an active volcano!" And they sure did

[@angeec.3312]

I doubt it was an "active" volcano. It was probably a "dormant" volcano. Many people in parts of the world live not far from "dormant" volcanoes; which may take a hundred years between eruptions.. "Extinct" volcanoes very rarely erupt again; however, a few have been known to erupt after a few hundred years. Know your geography!

[@peterschancel7223]

True A Dormant Volcano always has the Potential to be Active.. The Geologists KNOW , It had a Major Eruption in 1949/ THEN Small Eruption where part of the Mountain came of in 1971 causing a tsunami and has been seismically active with earthquakes since 2015.. True .. Know your..... Geology.....

[@166godzilla]

Trade off for extremely fertile agricultural land

[@OOTurok]

@@angeec.3312 Extinct volcanos NEVER erupt again. That's why they are called extinct. There have been volcanoes that were mistakenly labeled extinct... but they were just dormant the whole time. Know your geology.

[@heartwings2517]

People had been living there for thousands of years, long before there was any science called volcanology. Primitive people had no idea about the mechanics of volcanoes or ways to know if and when they would erupt again. They may or may not have recorded history accurately & many generations could pass between eruptions. Eruptions were often attributed to deities and other mythic powers as they did not yet have an understanding of how the Earth works. We still have limited knowledge about many things. Obviously they did not arrive to torrents of lava and decide to build a village beside it just as the native Hawaiians didn't either. The reason so many cities sprang up worldwide near volcanoes is that volcanic soil is very rich and food will grow well near one. When a volcano is on a small island, everyone is near it. The Canary Islands are beautiful with plentiful food, of course people wanted to live there! Those people had no idea if and when a mountain would spew out lava. They could not look at a volcano and know if it would ever erupt or not.. or maybe it was just simple a hill or mountain. In modern times people know about risks and still decide to live near a volcano or along quake fault lines, in flood zones, areas prone to massive forest fires, severe storms, sink holes, droughts or whatever.

[@cycle47hall20]

Is this going to cause more global warming ?!

[@taverlisk3304]

no doubt they'll try and blame it on global warming

[@DuckAlertBeats]

@@taverlisk3304 Yeeeahhhh 'they!' 'they' are out to get us! Run!!!

[@kwesiwillacy4644]

Wow

[@Cooutihn]

:O

[@amandaguimaraes9866]

Desde quê, zombaram de Deus no Carnaval, que o mundo nunca mais foi o mesmo, Primeiro foi o Covid que ninguém Acreditava chegar no Brasil, Agora esse Tal tsunami.( EU NÃO DIRIA QUE É IMPOSSÍVEL!) Apenas pedir a Deus Proteção! Os cientistas não sabem, Mas que Deus. Moro no interior de Salvador

[@iaraaraujo4080]

Boa noite Amanda Guimarães.. vc falou a pura vdd,

[@coralertani668]

Estou eu de acordo contigo pois é assim mesmo ,porém o ser humano é tão zombador crédito que ficam a fazer piadinhas . Eu vivi na Europa desd 206 até final de 2019 só voltei pois se ouvia muitos rumores a respeito do clima w por lá mesmo no inverno formava grandes tempestades de neve e outras vezes de chuva com granizo enormes era terrível ver os desastres da natureza com tantos vendaval e pedras devastada tudo o que encontrava por falante. Mesmo assim vc não vai o povo ir a uma igreja rezar asistir uma Sta Missa, agora blasfêmias contra Deus era todo o momento cada palavrões de arrepiar os cabelos . Hoje está acontecendo coisas terrível por lá. 🙏📿😰❣

[@simracer8142]

Mais uma ignorante.... So podia ser brasuca...

[@ritadecassianascimento6357]

Ninguém zombou de Deus no Carnaval, só mostrou o que os "cristãos" fariam com Cristo se ele voltasse. Ainda, os brasileiros "desafiaram" Deus aqui no Brasil, aí ele nos mandou o Bolsonaro. O resto do mundo não tem nada a ver com isto.

[@simracer8142]

Deus nao existe, tenta outra vez falhada....

[@morecringe89]

I was living there back in 2003. It was a beautiful place.

[@pacoramon9468]

I could do a JoJo reference, but I shouldn't.

[@sfm9098]

In my opinion, they can't blame man-made climate change on This one 😁

[@sigisoltau6073]

Obviously not. Climate change and this are two completely different things. It's like saying cats and dogs are the same animal.

[@Losttoanyreason]

Sure they can. Logic is not their strong suit.

[@LetYahArisee]

@@sigisoltau6073 Climate change is a lie. All that is, is occult language and an excuse to cover up the actual reason behind these disasters, which is sin on the earth that has been building up for 6000 years. Things will only get worse, and it's not because of "climate" change. Rev9. Rev16.

[@grahamrobson3616]

Don't worry, someone will.

[@clumsyturtle8544]

Don't worry they will xD

[@unvailingtheveilwormwood8185]

How history repeats itself over and over again!!

[@seongpark9034]

One day it will be over and done.

[@frankderossi795]

@@seongpark9034 not how nature works.

[@seongpark9034]

@@frankderossi795 No history when human species are gone. There are only past events from memory of humans. Fact: "history has come from a human perspective"

[@TomBruhh]

@@seongpark9034 uhh no. things will still happen after humans are gone. same as how things happened before humans. it just won't be 'recorded' history.

[@seongpark9034]

@@TomBruhh Our history remains because we exist. When humans are gone, so does the history. Since we are still here in present moment we use the term "history". When I'm gone, I won't be able to recall history, but the past event still exist. My history remains to people and that's their interpretation, not my true life events.

[@fran254]

All my love from my island Tenerife to all the people of La Palma I hope that the British people can help my countrymen thanks

[@orlindalojor6617]

Que loucura contruirem casas num lugar desses parece o inferno em chamas

[@iwasblonded]

Soy de la palma, no podemos construir en otro sitio, porque toda la isla y archipiélago, es de origen volcánico

[@nunienadal3920]

Are they more like, fissures and not the actual top of a volcano...?

[@amparoalvarez9001]

No one is the main volcano crater with 7 more along the side, and two fissures

[@nixxxon18]

Yes, new fissures appeared. Canary islands are entirely volcanic, it means new volcanos can appear out of nowhere like this one

[@mikeyd946]

That is wild! No one knew where it would erupt? I hope everyone there stays safe!

[@deanguiri3058]

There were some warnings a few days ago. Lots of seismic activity, and the ground rose 15cm.

[@ott1186]

Everyone knew way ahead of time and 0 casualties are expected.

[@steveath]

There are emergency plans in place and the volcanoes are monitored 24 hours a day.

[@heartwings2517]

Scientists accurately predicted this eruption. People and animals in the critical area were evacuated before it happened.

[@sigisoltau6073]

Yeah they did. There were thousands of earthquakes in the area days before it erupted.

[@javierd.d]

For anyone reading this, this is the flag of the Spanish region of Canary Islands. 🇮🇨 Spain. 🇪🇸

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Nice

[@michaeljude7405]

Jeremiah 51:25 kjv “Behold, I am against thee, O destroying mountain, saith the LORD, which destroyest all the earth: and I will stretch out mine hand upon thee, and roll thee down from the rocks, and will make thee a burnt mountain.”

[@Lankster1000]

Thank you for putting God's word in the comments. No one else did - thus far.

[@michaeljude7405]

@@Lankster1000 amen brother