Mega Tsunami: Hawaii.mov

[@ahmadzaatari8427]

its me or ther is no sound???.........AWESOMEEEEEEEE xD

[@nightwaves3203]

"It's not likely to happen in our life time". Yep just as not likely to happen in whoevers lifetime when it happens.

[@bigislandpyro8085]

it might happen check the news just had a bunch of earthquakes from Mauna Loa so they are suspecting that she might blow and take the hilina slump with her and make a Mega tsunami

[@hebneh]

The earthquake of November 1975 also caused a substantial subsidence, but the tsunami was fortunately very limited in its size and spread, just on Hawaii Island itself. Kilauea has been erupting steadily since 1983 and lava has repeatedly reached the ocean. It regularly creates shelves of solidified rock which appear to be substantial, but which are actually unstable and which regularly break off as very small versions of what this video shows. People have been killed in such events. You're warned not to walk out on these new areas of land.

[@hebneh]

These landslides were completely unknown and unsuspected until recent decades, when the underwater debris fields were able to be mapped. Up till then, some of the geological features of the Hawaiian Islands were described as being due just to normal erosion and weathering, while they were actually created by these catastrophic landslides.

[@Bland-79]

Is it possible this is happening now?

[@MrPeabody67]

Hard to say. These events tend to gradually build up and it's impossible to know how much stress it can take before it finally lets go.

[@jennk7987]

BOB.org I agree with you on that. It seems the fissures are right on the flank line. Almost like it’s making a cut right on the edge.

[@GodConsciousness706]

Plus the lava is heading towards that Geothermal plant. Which I was told has a lot of fuel. Man, I’m PRAYING this will not happen.

[@MetalHeadAZ]

yes this is happening now. look at the fissures. they follow a line. the cone is draining because its about to break

[@Novusod]

This is a worst case scenario but it could happen. This whole flank of the volcano has been slumping since the 1990s and is sagging a few centimeters every year. These fissures opening up along the rift line certainly are not helping. There have also been a lot of Earthquakes that could also trigger the slide.

[@MonkeyWerxUS]

given current activity in Hawaii, how might your model now be a higher probability?

[@brbroberts1]

BrYan Williams It happened last year. The government just covered it up and we don't know about it yet.

[@Post_Stall_Maneuver]

@@brbroberts1 *facepalm*

[@davidpanysr2854]

Very interesting!! ... and Leilani Estates here in May 2018??

[@danielleriverin3117]

Yeah, I'm the first 1k like! Merry, Happy holy days to you all! Rejoyce, Light is Victory! 🌟🙌💓💕🌲

[@deadpoolz9161]

Dayum I live on the islands and it sucks, but if Pele like clean her house I'm all g with that. No need to stress over something I can't control.

[@royalspin]

No need to cancel your vacation ? If it were me I would definitely be cancelling my vacation now considering the fact that the volcano has been extremely active lately and theres been practice emergency alerts going out . What about the Hilina slump which is 5,000 cubic miles worth of land that could slide into the ocean at any time especially if the volcano continues to be active ?

[@moneyman5124]

royalspin lava is great for roasting Marshmallows

[@jalbersmead]

Could you do an update on this one?

[@eriktml]

guess im buying a dirt bike to charge up the mountain for this very reason lol

[@BlasterTheMaster]

Erik _ just like that one asteroid movie, please pick me up on your way

[@Mistyfgdf]

Erik _ you might want to do that this year

[@ChristmasCrustacean1]

can you do a runup simulation on the Hilina Slump on the entire pacific? by my guesstimation Australia will only receive a 15m runup

[@karlbarnett5863]

Would really like to see how New Zealand is affected.

[@phils4634]

Queensland and NSW would be badly affected by even a 15 metre (but sustained) run-up. That's a 45 foot wall of water, so it'll certainly cause significant coastal damage. The "desirable" (so more costly) coastal properties will bear the brunt, but there may well be significant damage to towns near rivers - the low, estuarine entrance to the Shoalhaven river comes to mind immediately. Coastal sections of the N1 Highway (Princes Highway) may well be completely lost, so the only routes south will be e.g. the Hume Highway. Loss of life might be in the tens of thousands, and cost to the Aussie community would be in the high hundreds of billions of dollars - remember that the (comparatively) tiny Sydney Hailstorm of 1999 cost a whopping $2.3 Billion.

[@haperawehiwehi8661]

Australia and NZ would recieve barely any run-up or affect at all, thanks to undersea topography. Tsunami tend to lose energy as they travel across the ocean, which is why an 8.0 quake in the kermadecs would still produce a less than one metre high wave in parts of NZ. Even the banda aceh quake created no more than a massive tidal flux in Australia. Tsunami are physical manifestations of Earthquake energy waves. Hawaii has had multiple collapses like the hypothetical one mentioned above but geologists have found no evidence in the south pacific of the large scale type of damage that somewhere like California would recieve during such an event. The largest "mega-tsunami" to affect NZ and Australia was generated by the Chixulcub meteor impact in Mexico, that produced a layer of "wet"sediment visible in prehistoric strata which contains large ammounts of irridium.

[@jennk7987]

What are your thoughts about it happening sooner now? With all that’s happening in Hawaii, it appears this could happen very shortly.

[@MrPeabody67]

No, absolutely not. I understand that you view the earth as young and I'm going to save time by avoiding that argument altogether. There are several maps frequently updated on the 'USGS Volcanoes' page on youtube. On those maps, you will see dates corresponding with nearby flows. Now, even by your scale of time, you should notice that the scale and timelines of these events are quite similar to what has been observed recently. Please consider the idea that past events, even as recent as few decades ago, did not have the luxury of the complex equipment as their successors. In short, the current flows are nothing out of the ordinary. In addition, ~6M earthquakes have been recorded in recent history. It's not unreasonable to infer that the recent 20 inch movement is probably not unusual in the greater timeline. It's really just guess work from there on.

[@sigisoltau6073]

@@MrPeabody67 It depends on when the last major landslide occurred. With 70 landslides over 20 million years that equals to one landslide roughly every 285,000 to 300,000 years.

[@whoeveriam0iam14222]

Yes shortly in geological time. 200.000 years ago the first humans appear in the fossil record in Africa and most of Europe was covered in ice

[@abundantYOUniverse]

Really good animation and VERY relevant to whats going on now!

[@lancewestveer8677]

Flyover country not so irrelevant now is it?

[@universalchiro]

Excellent data in the video. However, the amount of water displaced from a massive Hawaiian Island landslide will not be enough to generate a 1 foot wave on Asian coast or Pacific coast. But it could devastate other Hawaiian Islands next to it, which was your message. If the water displaced was from the Marinas Trench, that is a lot more water displaced that dwarfs any landslide Hawaii could do. What computer software did you use to simulate the landslides of Hilo? Very cool stuff. Anyway, good video.

[@Robripslibs]

It'll hit San Diego..This surfer is going for it.

[@a.u5161]

i'll meet you there brah

[@TonyPstunts]

#ChanceEm

[@BlasterTheMaster]

That’d be a picture for a surf mag, gettin pitted by a tsunami

[@doodooswirl]

Rebel with a cause i

[@TreyTruth619]

Get a burrito one last time

[@villagernumber7882]

I’m happy that this is in my recommendation.

[@SandCrabNews]

Tsunami inundation maps for San Diego County predict a 50 foot runup, but your model shows 108 feet. I'm on the 2nd floor of a 3-story building with a foundation at 47 feet. I'm about 1500 feet from the beach. My guess is a tsunami would not reach my floor, so I could get some great video.

[@sbdreamin]

when they are talking 'runup' are they talking height of water column, or distance it might runup onto dry land? thanks.. i'm 2 blocks from the beach in santa barbara...

[@SandCrabNews]

Tsunami has no water column as a hurricane does. But the 2nd part applies. If you are on East Mesa, Cliff Drive is 200 feet above sea level. Lower State not so good. Loma Alta Drive offers a good video spot.

[@danilobaldoz1183]

Nice animation, computer is.. wow

[@laurabarber6697]

seems like the makers of this video didn't take into consideration the amount of earthquakes and lava flow that are occurring at this very moment! It seems like that's a variable that will consider greatly into the probability of the slump actually falling!

[@SignedOff402]

Well, it is from several years ago. Weight of lava on the slump and an empty cavern under the caldera would worry me. I see the earth splitting and that happens during avalanche.

[@danlewis1871]

The volume of water displaced would be distributed over the entire western seaboard from Alaska to Argentina. You might get a few ripples, but that's about it. Nice video.

[@antman5474]

Hawaii just had a 6.2 offshore earthquake not far from the problem zone. At about the same time La Palma registered a 4.2 in their problem zone. What are the odds?

[@documentariosvideosexplica6910]

This future tsunami could flood downtown Los Angeles?

[@halomo81]

IT WOULD WASH ALL THE WAY INTO THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY MAYBE FARTHER

[@WhirledPublishing]

Historic documents tell us what happened when the previous landslides tumbled to the seafloor of Hawaii, displacing massive quantities of sea water which launched colossal tsunami waves that hurled over 80% of Hawaii to the seafloor which decimated almost all of North America.

[@WhirledPublishing]

Map of the dams that are expected to collapse - due to the rapid tectonic migration and upheaval: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/39/Dams_in_the_United_States_2006.svg/2000px-Dams_in_the_United_States_2006.svg.png

[@WhirledPublishing]

Links are on my discussion page, my description boxes, my playlists, my uploaded videos, etc. Thousands and thousands of independent sources from around the world, including hundreds of historic documents - hand-written in numerous languages - Chinese, Latin, Italian, Dutch, Arabic, English, etc., spanning hundreds and hundreds of years - this includes reports in the captains logs going back hundreds of years. The historic documents are corroborated by bathymetric charts, topographic maps, tectonic plates, the history of cities, etc. A trajectory of the data includes the exponential increase in sea temperature anomalies, the record-breaking heat, the record-breaking rainfall and raging flood waters, the exponential increase in landslides, sinkholes, train derailments, mass animal die-offs, rapid glacial melt - which I've been monitoring nearly 20 years - the rapid evaporation of the oceans - which results in record rainfall - the exponential increase in quake activity, volcanic activity, the numerous volcanic islands that have emerged over the past few years, etc. These thousands and thousands of independent sources are the result of decades of inter-disciplinary research. All this evidence is available online - since you admit you are unaware of the evidence, you expose yourself as someone who hasn't done the research which tells me a lot about you - then you toss me your challenge - because you failed to do the research. You expose yourself as someone who doesn't do the research while patting yourself on the back for being the smart one. For me to waste my time spoon-feeding evidence to people who are so apathetic about the truth that they haven't bothered to do their own study... would be a foolish waste of my time so it would be foolish of you to expect me to want to help you. To attempt to insult me, falsely accuse me, challenge me or otherwise reply to me in any way exposes you as someone with no intelligent options. Do your own research.

[@tornadolover920]

FAKE NEWS

[@dougrabbit8837]

The lava has drop hundreds if not thousands of feet in the last day or two. This video may very well happen at any time now.

[@davidmayhew4818]

Uh. Looks like it could happen next week?

[@yokatswanhowzit2897]

David Mayhew we’re still here on the Big Island 🤷🏽‍♀️ Nothing yet. Maybe next week?

[@Mistyfgdf]

Yokatswan Howzit well 1 month later Maybe next week? But the volcanoes are not stopping any time soon, so who knows

[@yokatswanhowzit2897]

Misty Diablo Lol We’re still alive 😁

[@Mistyfgdf]

Yokatswan Howzit who knows for how long

[@brbroberts1]

No, read what he said. It happened last year! But the government is covering it up! They don't want you to know that San Diego is gone and so is LA and so are all the Hawaiian islands.

[@phillipkalaveras1725]

That part of Kilauea that moved 10 cm (4 inches) in 2000... moved 65 cm (2 ft+) yesterday alone. So much for "not in our lifetime"

[@logolou]

The stuff happening in Hawaii right now has been caused by fracking in other places.

[@whiteknightcat]

Yeah, just like my cavities and ingrown toenails. It's ALL fracking's fault!

[@marjoriehlava4160]

logolou ah, nope, that would be fake news

[@peep6723]

No, it has not. How would that even be possible

[@Katya_Lastochka]

How come some sources claim the tsunami wave could be as high as 1,000 ft?

[@willg4802]

I don’t think it would be 30 meters high by the time it reached the US. You said it yourself. The volume of the wave is equal to the volume of the earth that displaced the wave. As it travels the circular wave grows. The length of the wave grows exponentially but it’s volume remains constant. It decreases in height as it grows in length. Show your figures for how you calculated the 30 meter high waves on the west coast.you can use a static material as an analogy. A circular wave 300 m high around The one island would contain a known quantity. Stretch that same quantity to a wave from Alaska to Argentina and it is going to be rather small.

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

that wave that hit Japan wasn''t very big but God dam did it just keep on coming

[@LukeL007]

This isn't really a wave as it is a wall of water. Think of it as a really massive tidal bulge. It may only 10M high when it reaches LA but that 10M high wall may be 10km deep. As the leading edge slows down on the continental shelf the back edge catches up with it making the wall even higher.

[@whiteknightcat]

The last major collapse is estimated to have occurred over 100,000 years ago. As for the 10cm movement, there is nothing unusual with that at all - the Hilina Slump has been moving that much EVERY year. The models also fail to account for the existing debris field and coastal slopes serving as a deterrent to such a large and sudden collapse, essentially supporting the upper layers as they slowly move westward. The last major slump event was in 1975, coincident with a large earthquake event. A small tsunami was created that resulted in local property damage and a handful of casualties.

[@whiteknightcat]

@@johnperic6860 "Stop arguing against claims nobody made, it makes you look like a schizo." ... says the person replying to and critiquing a comment made THREE YEARS AGO that I don't even recall and would force me to watch the video again to even remember what was being discussed.

[@jmattson98]

Looks like this simulation may be playing out. Follow the fissures and the current eruption. Bad times in the making.

[@aiferapple1246]

With the massive increase of earthquakes in the area lately it seriously needs to be addressed

[@toolaazy]

Have been trying to ask people, is this not practically the same as the east coast's Canary Islands threat?

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Just thinking that same thing David

[@jokerace8227]

David Harry Yes, and the best part is there is currently an earthquake swarm occuring in between two of the Canary Islands.

[@mr.elastomeric1787]

Have no place to hide

[@Katya_Lastochka]

@@jokerace8227 What do you mean 'best part'?

[@while.coyote]

The last one happened 350,000 years ago.

[@jokerace8227]

Mason Glaves, The crack has been growing for years, and it's nearly twice as long as average since the last one. So yes, it's primed to fail at any time.

[@WhirledPublishing]

What is your proof of "350,000 years ago"? You have no proof - you're just quoting some imbecile.

[@delaray010]

How might it affect the island of Oahu?

[@nightgoon_0_0]

Estimated 1,000ft wave around the islands.

[@laurabarber6697]

STIUPTONOGOOD when you say around the island do you actually mean it's going to cover over the island are they going to be able to sit on their beaches in lawn chairs and enjoy the view?

[@nightgoon_0_0]

Laura Barber well I'm no USGA scientist. But according to the data, and models the islands would get the worst of it. They say a 1000 foot way would hit the coast around the islands. Of course not all the islands would be effected equally, because of the geography, and how the ripple would travel. I most certainly wouldn't hang around the coast of any of the islands. To answer you question, no. I don't think the water would engulf the islands completely, I would most definitely reach for higher ground though.

[@T1971-w4c]

Everybody in Hawii is goin surfin surfin usa...

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Best reply ever.

[@callmeishmael3031]

What about Maui? Haleakala? Why has no slide come off of it?

[@aeoniumred3112]

Could this happen now? Kilauea lava is about to reach the power plant

[@jessicahawkins6130]

Here we are 2018 and now it's a red flag. It looks like it's in our life time.

[@TheRealBunnyMan]

Almost certaintly not but perhaps.

[@EmeraldBayMovies]

Lol what? No its not and you have zero evidence to back up your claim.

[@jessicahawkins6130]

@@EmeraldBayMovies I dont even remember what this is even about🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jessicahawkins6130]

Oh I see. Well a piece of a Hawaii island did fall into the ocean. It caused a tsunami watch but I dont think it mounted to anything. However. With all that has happened in 2020......anything is possible.....

[@laurabarber6697]

water is mass... Meaning it might as well be a train or a building or a wall of dirt mass is mass and width the velocity and volume that it has behind it it's going to do some damage! Even if the wave... Which is actually a wall of water... Is relatively short if it undermines the foundation of the building the entire building will fall down regardless of the building's height. Let's just hope for the best!

[@SignedOff402]

San Franscisco Oakland area sits on a water inlet which I believe is man made delta which would fail and pacific ocean would fill the san joaquin valley, it is predicted.

[@SignedOff402]

John Peric ca.water.usgs.gov/projects/baydelta/studyarea.html

[@pfwag]

Not a question of IF but WHEN.

[@brittanywakefield6646]

How about now? Now sense the island is exploding and the slump has givin way 2 ft tgis month. Its gonna happen in this lifetime this year. Thanks for the heads up

[@CaptainSpycrab]

My intrusive thoughts want to know how much dynamite it would take to set this off.

[@jokerace8227]

CaptainSpycrab, An M6.9 earthquake didn't do it. Doubt a truckload of RDX is going to do it either.

[@safety1st533]

Maybe the 67,000 gallons of highly flammable pentane gas and geothermal wells on PGV's property that aren't being removed fast enough as we speak could do it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJWypGZ7otyZgtk

[@yenluu2523]

Is this real? If it’s not, what app or website is it?

[@jdolaktv]

I always thought that Manoa Loa was the ticking time bomb in this scenario, because it's more explosive.

[@scolee6408]

Drab video, how about some kind of music at least.

[@Vashti0825]

I'm not so sure about that last statement. A lot has transpired in 8 years.

[@Mastercrack_GS]

The coasts of South America will be the most affected.

[@laswans.2968]

Soooo.....anyone think we are in the REAL last days?

[@anewtattoobynancy1]

Yes, no doubt in my mind. Good against evil in our faces daily...I’m getting ready...are you? Got Jesus? ❤️🙏🌈😇

[@luzmaperez7225]

But the video is only for USA, and México and Latin American?? what will happend with us?

[@rayssafernandacamargosalve2933]

Eu tenho uma tia que é do HAWAII EU não sei se ela já morreu afogada porque à ir te muitos tsunamis

[@bojangles4791]

Could be taking place now.

[@debbiestrom6842]

You do not know period with all the instability by that slump. All the cracks and fishers and explosions there. All the trees dying by the ocean by those fissures hmmmm. It has more than a 50/50 chance especially as it keeps moving and shaking.

[@WanderingWeekends]

3:58 who is re-thinking that statement with current the events?

[@simplysimple7628]

😂😂😂😂😂 bunch of worried freaks. It’s all speculation and assumption. Is there actual proof or just simulation?

[@JasonJason210]

It has happened 110,000 years ago, and it can happen again but geologists think it is unlikely in the near future.

[@simplysimple7628]

JasonJason210 exactly 🙄

[@alfredwhite7773]

It happened before, it will happen again. It's just a question of when.

[@piggy8761]

Wow Thank you for that 😂

[@jpsholland]

And now the volcano has done his business, al lot of people in the comment section has been afraid for nothing, cried doom and destruction for nothing. A Dutch saying goes: vreest niet, het komt toch anders. Translated: Do not fear, it will be different. This means that we can forecast and reason and fear monger as much as we want but nature does what nature does and there is no human or god who can change that. At the end of the day it turn out it was all different as we thought.

[@ellet4103]

Don't have sound on this video.

[@moischelsea]

Revelation 8 The Second Trumpet Sounded 8 And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood; 9 And the third part of the creatures which were in the sea, and had life, died; and the third part of the ships were destroyed.

[@drewreich9274]

Yall crackheads saying same Shit now

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Bad day , , , bad day , , , definitely not a good day , , , to say the least.

[@vexile12]

And about the rest of the world or is the US the only country that matters

[@xXFartGarfUncleXx]

Well Hawaii is an American state and Americans are known to be self centered.

[@vexile12]

Funcle yeah thats true

[@demolitionkid2]

vexile12 clearly that's exactly what it means lmao

[@laurabarber6697]

no it just seems like the west coast of the United States is going to be in the direct line of impact considering that side of the island faces the west coast of America. If you want to get offended I'm sure you can find a reason!

[@TheBushdoctor68]

Maybe NOW cancel that Hawaiian vacation?

[@mykelthomas2302]

Umm... this is looking a lot more 'probable'.. you might want to think twice about that vacation.

[@annieladysmith]

With a little help from the Army Corp. of Engineers it could happen anytime.

[@alissaburroughs5789]

it's going down now lol

[@michaelmongeon9737]

Sandcastles by the sea fall down eventually.

[@bassamzubedi5284]

It's near Hawaii

[@robsonandamy9849]

It's definitely going to happen now, God help us

[@432Hertz69]

Ingomar :why say mega sunami in Hawaii? When at the end you also say no need cancel vacation!🌴Mahalo for your ignorance bro!

[@craigwi1412]

This maybe happening now.

[@jlmoragomez]

Well guess what.. May 2018.. we are right there.

[@09Muetze]

Morbus Globus!???

[@naskel7]

Скоро уже это произойдёт. 1-2 ноября 2022 года. Об этом зашифровано знаками во всех фильмах.

[@kewintaylor7056]

There many fissure on the big island....well its really posible to collapse in this life time....

[@titanworld1401]

Going to collapse anytime. Watch out for Honolulu flooding and yes near by islands can run up to 300 feet wave. Ache earthquake 2004 and Tsunami in epic center to the nearest shore was 60 feet.

[@MuadDiiib]

sheeeeeeeeeeeit

[@tied2dye1]

Oahu is screwed if this happens

[@xmanmarkk]

Prophet of our days

[@wolfgangmozartSM2032]

No fucking closed captions? The fuck? Lots of deaf people out there, man! ACTIVATE THE DAMN CLOSED CAPTIONS!

[@martymcfly2857]

Get ready

[@cruzanmongoose]

Fissure 8 is dumping millions of tons of lava a day on the rift zone. Not a good scenario!!! could run for years or decades.?? I'm thinking that fissure 8 might become the new main crater? Think about it? Mauna loa sits at an elevation of 13.300 feet, Kilauea crater sits at 3600 feet elevation and fissure 8 sits at 650 feet in elevation. So I would think the lava will behave just like any other liquid and take the path of least resistance. From the look of the latest videos of fissure 8 it looks like it has not let up at all..!! To me it looks like it might be dumping even more lava now then in the past. The exit channel from the cone looks wider? There for it could be letting more lava out of the cone at a faster rate.. Not to mention that the lava exiting the ground tube into fissure 8 is looking like it's bigger, and is injecting more lava into the cone in the new videos. Just an observation, No one really knows, Only time will tell..

[@Vulcano7965]

Fissure 8 isn't the new main caldera. Kilaueas summit caldera is active as before. It also isn't a new, seperate volcano. That would like to say, Puna, or Kopona Cone are new seperate volcanoes (spoiler: they aren't). In the geologic history of kilauea, this is a quite big eruption, but normal eruptive behaviour. No new rift zone, no new chemical composition of the magma, everything as it happened thousands of times in the past. Just because you're alive now doesn't make it any more special than the previous times.

[@cruzanmongoose]

I said it could become the new main crater????? big difference.!!! All the plumbing is connected so yes it (could) become the new main crater? Mona Loa is connected to Kilauea, and fissure 8 is connected to Kilauea by lava tubes. so that makes Kilauea a subsidiary of Mona Loa and Fissure 8 a subsidiary of Kilauea and so on. Like I said Mona Loa sits at an elevation 0f around 13.300 feet. Kilauea is at 3600 feet and fissure 8 is an a elevation of 650. so to me it looks like the lava has found a path of least resistance and will just keep erupting from fissure 8. Fissure 8 is ejecting an estimated 100 cubic meters of lava per second that's way more then all the previous recorded eruptions on the lower rift zone, and has not shown signs of letting up. Nobody really knows? If the USGS knew they would be on it like flies on crap.. I guess time will tell.. Just because you are alive now doesn't make your comment anymore special then my (theory)..

[@Vulcano7965]

Mauna Loa and Kilaua are connected yes. They share a common magma source *at ~100km depth*. So they're still individual volcanic systems that largely act on their own. I don't really get what you want me to tell with the elevations. The source of magma is down below. The Main magma plumbing is still happening under the summit caldera. From there the magma seaches for weak spots in the East Rift Zone. Fissure 8 is just another cone like the Kapoho Cone before it. I don't know why people want to think otherwise.

[@cruzanmongoose]

Well it's simple about the elevation. Fissure 8 is like 3000 feet lower then Kilauea's crater so it takes less pressure to eject lava through fissure 8 then it would to push the lava up to Kilauea's crater. they're connected.. like I said lava will behave like any other liquid and take the path of least resistance.. But only time will tell to see what really happens in the long run..

[@Vulcano7965]

Yes, Fissure 8 and Kilauea Summit are connected through the East Rift Zone. So Fissure 8 is not an independet volcano or the new kilauea caldera.

[@Gnerd420]

Surfs up dude escape from L.A bring ur eye patches

[@shantybpskrishnasamy8990]

durga kavasam by janardhan-!-sivan [groundwater connection by gangadharan ∆} sing by Parameswaran

[@leiyad9075]

If it hit the Pacific rim could that set off Yellowstone?

[@jessicahawkins6130]

dino soar The way I understand it is there has to be a hard push off the coast of Oregon to erupt yellow stone. Like a 7. Plus Magnatuide Earth quake. I don't know about a tsunami.

[@SoulfulTruth]

Yes, dino, and the two dozen other supervolcanoes in North America and the hundreds of other smaller volcanoes. If survival is on your priority list, pack and leave now while you still can. The recent quakes and eruptions in Hawaii are being caused by criminals.

[@SoulfulTruth]

Read the comments and listen to Dr. Salla explain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2ibiGZ3g7CYrpo

[@MrPeabody67]

No, Dino. Yellowstone requires more magma in its chamber to even be considered a candidate for eruption within our lifetime.

[@yokatswanhowzit2897]

Probably. Then again Yellowstone has been hyperactive lately. Don’t want to be in the mainland when that happens 😰

[@jorjealbertorodriguez9537]

Todo lo q' a sido desequilibrado x el " ser humano"...deberá volver a recuperar la armonía primordial... Evidentemente estamos frente a la disyuntiva mas amarga para la humanidad, enfrentarse " cara a cara"...con su obra, es decir "con el planeta diezmado en todas sus posibilidades de recuperación"... Miles de guerras, miles de bombas en todo el orbe, millones de víctimas a lo largo de la" aventura humana de destruirlo todo", bombas atómicas y de hidrogeno destruyéndolo todo y uno q' tiene algo de sentido común se pregunta...Para q' ??? ...Quienes fueron o son los " inteligentes"... ???q' en nombre de la humanidad, el progreso,la " conquista" y toda la sarta de estupideces q' uno les escucha sin ponerse colorados... Son personas q' no dominan ni sus esfínteres, ni dejan de orinarse en la cama, son tipos q' jamas serán, ni harán feliz a nadie, esa clase de " seres" ??? ...llevo al planeta tierra a esta encrucijada, de la q' nadie saldrá indemne !!! Lo lamento realmente...

[@Adino1]

Soon.

[@IamLAMONT]

Who here in 2020 lmaooo

[@Megamans64]

BOLO............Lemuria is rising !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@larrymay4966]

Your going to run it for real anyway; just get it over with ,please.

[@sensationsgarage5572]

Not likely to happen in our lifetime.... yeah sure that's what every generation has been saying 🤣

[@godsbeautifulflatearth]

The Earth is not a globe

[@glershnern5300]

...or is there 😖😩😧😦😲😭😦😧😩😖😴

[@glershnern5300]

I was like "what a stupid comment, oh, that's me 2 years ago"

[@bassamzubedi5284]

I live in kawai

[@ajcplaysrblx871]

Bassam zubedi Then WHY DO YOU HAVE A INDIAN COUNTRY ICON ON YOURS

[@cynicalcindy1434]

You live there, yet you STILL spell it wrong? Smh... ppl can't even correctly spell where they live anymore. It's "Kauai". Geeezzzz. Fyi, all "w's" in the Hawaiian language are pronounced as "V".

[@earlhaupenthal1305]

STOP it!

[@robertnardi4104]

Not in our lifetime. Fools

[@keyboarddancers7751]

So not really a problem for the rest of us then...

[@seekingjesus2181]

Shills

[@dweezilbop6274]

We should be more worried about part of La Palma off the west coast of Africa falling into the Atlantic. Bye bye parts of Europe, Africa and the Eastern seaboard of North and South America. That’s likely to happen sooner. We are at the mercy of Mother Nature and let’s just hope we’re not in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@Straya09]

Flemming Ryland Europe will get small run ups, same with Africa compared to this.

[@alissaburroughs5789]

it's going down now lol