Krakatau volcano Erupting by night 2018 - 20min spectacular 4K video

[@dennischamberlin9197]

I like the quiet thunder of it. Not over-produced like most of these videos, and not cluttered with commentary to detract from what we can appreciate for ourselves. Thanks for leaving us with nature at her best.

[@sohans3550]

Large part of this volcano collapsed in December 2018, causing devastating tsunami. You are viewing a historic moment, I don't know how many years will it take for Krakatau to get this big if it ever will. I couldn't record video or take decent photos as my trip was very short and tiring. Sadly the beach where people camped for watching this phenomenon is submerged now. Amazing video

[@reneheckmann]

this eruption must be onle 1 or 2 days bevor the collapse

[@mariannelynnlatjow5641]

Amazing video! The most impressive I have seen from you're collection! I think the most impressive explosions start at 13:38 with the sound taking 16 seconds to reach you, all the way to the end!

[@johndean4998]

By my reckoning the microphone was 3 miles away from the crater.

[@stewtheman2]

It's the noise of the lapping waves interspersed with thunderous explosions that I love!

[@williambremner9022]

Amazing segment of video! Throughly enjoyed watching this. Thank you for filming and sharing. WOW!

[@williambremner9022]

Planning to sail there (from Singapore) in 2019.

[@deadlyairforce8989]

Absolutely stunning, beautiful, mesmerizing, and jaw dropping i could watch her go off forever and never get bored

[@williscunningham3109]

Thanks for the experience... This is on my bucket list of world travel. Keep us updated on this monster🌋

[@yohansc.sudiro3282]

The spectacular show I ever seen from Krakatau. I live in cilegon approx 50km from Krakatau. One month before tsunami I can hear some of Krakatau explosion from home (sound like bomb) and the ash of Krakatau reached my terrace. Analysing this video I understand that there is crater leak causing lava flows continuosly. The flow burning and weakening volcano body. Finally with powerful explosion, destroyed 2/3 Krakatau body and causing tsunami ....thank Oystein for the video. From me who shake your hand at Bromo 10 years ago. Appreciate and keep working!

[@ysteinLundAndersen]

thanks brother

[@volcanotour]

This is amazing!! the forming of new cone at early eruption phase 2018!!

[@igorilienko2961]

This is the blood of our planet, and the breath of new life. Amazing!

[@ahmadbashar4346]

Terima kasih kepada Mr Oystein Lund Andersen, video yg sangat luar biasa..bisa untuk membantu memperkirakan potensi bahaya dari erupsi anak gn Krakatau.......walau saat ini bencana sdh terjadi.....

[@Le_epic_eclipse]

The thumbnail is it etna style eruption?

[@Ben-99]

Just heard and saw the news report, Instantly thought about you when I saw the headline. Glad you're all safe. I pray others are too.

[@davidhumphreys1422]

Amazing video! The most impressive I have seen

[@raulramirez2681]

Amazing, breath taking, mezmerising, .......

[@Dreamchasing1974]

Most amazing video

[@thelmaferreiradegodoi5432]

Eu gostei muitíssimo mesmo desse vídeo mostrando o Vulcão 🌋 em erupção eu estou admiranda do tamanho desse Vulcão 🌋 enorme obrigado ingleses pela mostrar essa extraordinária maravilha da Natureza de Deus gosto também do barulho das exploções que ele fas amo ouvir kk , só e ruim quando envadem as cidades né...

[@dreamland7661]

Beautiful

[@Ben-99]

Amazing footage. is anak bigger than the volcano in 1883?

[@ysteinLundAndersen]

Not far from as big as it used to be. Its the same volcano, krakatau. Anak-krakatau is just a new part/island of the same volcano.

[@Ben-99]

@@ysteinLundAndersen Yeah I know this. Totally fascinated by all things volcanic, especially krakatua for some reason. Just wondered if anak krakatua had grown as big as krakatua before the 1883 eruption.

[@SeaDickey]

Krakatoa stood at 2667 feet prior to the 1983 eruption where all but a small portion of the 3 1883 cones survived the cataclysmic eruption. Son of Krakatoa currently stands at 1330 feet and has gained 300 feet this year...

[@Ben-99]

Wow. That is a lot of growth in a single year but some way to go before its as big as 1883. Thanks for the comments.

[@LindaEll89]

@@SeaDickey I tought recently that Anak means Child, not Son.😉

[@麥可傑克森-t6r]

Why does this type volcano have so much lava?

[@snowysmile9082]

This is the loudest/noisiest volcano in the world

[@sohans3550]

Mount Bromo back in 2016 was much louder I'd say, could hear rumbling whole night. Just can't stop loving natural wonders of Indonesia, even though these volcanoes can be deadly and unpredictable

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

This is child of Krakatoa. Krakatoa got destroyed in 1883 eruption. So, not the loudest volcano.

[@onceANexile]

FANTASTIC VIDEO.👍👍👍👍

[@Ben-99]

Do you think history will repeat itself? Scary thought! Love the footage but dude stay safe! Easier said than done I suppose

[@ysteinLundAndersen]

Yes i think it may, but probably still a long time into the future..

[@roythearcher]

Krakatau and Anak Krakatau are notorious for lulling people into a false sense of security, Just when you think you've seen a big eruption she will show you what she can really do and you'd best be a long way away when she does! She has destroyed herself in huge eruptions (Some much bigger than the 1883 event,) several times in the past and will continue to do so as long as the junction in the subduction zone beneath her remains active!

[@mikkolaine4883]

Most likely as long as it is doing this kind of repeative activity there's no reason to worry about. That tells that it is releasing the pressure all the time so it can't accumulate. The time it goes silent, you should worry about. That's what happened in 1883. Long silence and the volcano throat was plugged with the old cooled magma. The pressure gathered and blew the smallest top away. That released the plug and pressure went down for awhile but at the same time it allowed fresh magma to rise and that mixed with the old one then released the enormous deep high pressure and erupted in such cataclysmic way.

[@cary1995]

Benjo Brown please don’t and never again.

[@VolcanoTimeLapse]

very cool..

[@LindaEll89]

It's not cool overthere😉

[@aguspramono3132]

Not for commercial use...

[@boiadedios]

pensare che a marzo facevo il bagno li

[@zimmybenam]

Hati hati y mas

[@matruxas]

Thanks for watermark

[@bolts5994]

Super amazing video. Beautiful. But your stupid watermark is ruining it

[@harrishubbard2651]

That’s the loudest noise in 1883 Monday 27th August

[@boiadedios]

recorded

[@Trooper6190]

I thought it was June 7, 1917

[@lyssander]

Rip ears (the sound if near would make them bleed)

[@maeedwards8387]

A fire breathing dragon!!!!!!

[@tylerweather702]

13:39 WOW

[@krakyt1223]

Woah thats me

[@Gds94]

This is real?

[@papagoX]

Good 👏👏👏

[@nandofigueira2005]

Le esplosioni sono piuttosto forti, un sacco di gas nella camera magmatica.

[@boiadedios]

questo vulcano oltre alla storia che porta da sempre produce eruzioni esplosive di livello 4 o5 per via della sua location.si trova infatti tra due faglie e pesca magma praticamente a getto continuo...questo è solo l'inizio della sua attività che arriverà al culmine in qualche mese. io torno a novembre per vederlo in azione

[@nandofigueira2005]

No friend, it looks like the crater of the southwest but it is not, it is the anak krakatau without a doubt

[@boiadedios]

Alcide Cloridrix it’s similar but in time will be completely different! This is a strato Vulcan Etna was in the past a strato now u can’t compare the 2 but I right the look like..consider that this one was born in the early ‘30 and now is already 1km tall

[@nandofigueira2005]

L'Anak Krakatau continua a crescere ad un ritmo di 5 metri all'anno e ha circa 300 metri sul livello del mare, alcuni geologi ritengono che un giorno scoppierà con la stessa forza del precedente vulcano krakatoa.

[@electronium6378]

dayum

[@Kodaigon72]

13:53

[@mr.d8301]

grow grow grow... and Boooommmmmmm....!!!!

[@marianayohana5208]

DANGER

[@ranggiertsar]

Monster

[@skimbi]

At night~

[@kaioliverbohnke7294]

Oha... One eruption every 5 seconds.... Better you stay far away from it.

[@frostraven5699]

Oops had too much taco bell

[@lidiouz1439]

1:55 I think Krakatao is Having a hard time because he have been Pooping for 20 Minutes straight

[@jquest43]

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[@AllanLoveJr]

Worlds deadliest Volcano.

[@mikkolaine4883]

Not even close. The biggest explosive historical eruption tho. In historical times Laki (Lakagigar) in Iceland must be in responsible for the deadliest one. Exactly 100 years before Krakatoa famous eruption in 1783 Laki made the biggest lava flow eruption in historical times. The volcano didn't kill people directly but poisonous gasses caused deaths of millions of people world wide.

[@rustytheloverofdinosaurs10]

Rusty: "(Shy) (Rusty Wears His Scientist Outfit And He's With His 23 Siblings And They All Wear Their Scientists Outfits) Hey Everybody! It's Rusty! Is Fuego Gonna Light Up Tonight? 🧡🤍!"