Tourists at Yellowstone ran for cover as rocks fell from the sky following the explosion. The park said it did not reflect a change in the region’s volcanic system. #yellowstone #explosion #wsj
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@MW-xm1rcАй бұрын
When you look at how big some of the rocks were, it is amazing that nobody was hurt or killed.
@davidwhitener3277Ай бұрын
Collect all rocks you can aswell as video audio n testimonils .. then call saul
@josiewales290Ай бұрын
The angels are buried there and there being releas soon.
@TheKuptisАй бұрын
@@josiewales290 What?
@stylin60esАй бұрын
Especially the people that were near it
@valentynpartyka93Ай бұрын
Their save Angels have though workday.
@grifixedАй бұрын
To be fair if you are in yellowstone you are inside the caldera of a supervolcano
@klausschlobluvsmesometwood4679Ай бұрын
naw...must be "klimate khange"
@boxsterman77Ай бұрын
@@klausschlobluvsmesometwood4679 Your quarrel is with the prodigious data and the evident, empirical evidence.
@garrettford7232Ай бұрын
@boxsterman77 naw. It is with the solutions offered.
@joeysplats3209Ай бұрын
@@boxsterman77 you mean the data where they said they were trying to "hide the decline"?
@RameusАй бұрын
That one family ran off with out their kid lol
@JuniorWAАй бұрын
my parents fr
@Nikitos416Ай бұрын
American parenting in a nutshell
@chiquita683Ай бұрын
In the 80s kids would know to run without saying anything. Today kids tiktok dancing during explosions. Darwin awards
@stephenbadea2362Ай бұрын
Got that Joe Dirt treatment.
@em.415Ай бұрын
There’s 1 adult behind the kid so I’m assuming that’s a family member.
@JoshuaHopson-zz8gnАй бұрын
They just left the poor kid in the back
@gointothedogs4634Ай бұрын
I saw that too! Shame on those parents -also everyone shouldn't be running on the now-slippery walkways. If they fell off they could be badly burned.
@joeysplats3209Ай бұрын
They knew he could run fast.
@FP194Ай бұрын
People forget they’re walking through what basically amounts to an active volcano what do they think is heating all that water
@truth.honestyАй бұрын
Correction. A supervolcano.
@johnd2263Ай бұрын
The fact that they went back to look again after nearly being killed tells you everything you need to know about how stupid people are.
@dasun13Ай бұрын
Curious
@acidthewolf2242Ай бұрын
That was the exit to this section of the park, hence the worker leading them that way and ushering people to leave as they didn't know if it was safe.
@WixenBurrАй бұрын
The parking lot was that way. I do hear u tho lol humans can be dumb haha
@sandycrash8868Ай бұрын
@@dasun13killed the cat or in this case the human 🐈⬛😊 👨
@LadyMarigoldWithersАй бұрын
It’s almost like they’re walking on top of a super volcano 🤔🙄
@donswierАй бұрын
For real😮😂😂
@boxsterman77Ай бұрын
Watch them sue the park service.
@tonyg4622Ай бұрын
Judging by the sound of the camera woman I wouldn’t doubt it
@raylazy5637Ай бұрын
That seems to be an act of God .... But they can sue God while they are at it I suppose.
@garyeberle62Ай бұрын
Or Mama Earth….
@carriesargent5494Ай бұрын
I was thinking the same thing.
@RaccCity55Ай бұрын
"This sort of thing happens 1-2 times per year somewhere in Yellowstone (often in the backcountry, so it goes unnoticed)," the USGS said on social media. "It's an underappreciated hazard that we've been emphasizing for years. A similar event happened in roughly the same place in 2009." It's Nature's Way of thinning out the human herd.
@BlackDotPatrickАй бұрын
People are so stupid. "We don't know how safe it is. So grab my hand, child, and we'll walk back out there and see if it explodes again."
@CMV314Ай бұрын
The only stupid comment is yours. He actually said everyone wants to move out of here because we don't know how safe it is. That means, he was telling everyone to leave. Before you call someone else stupid, take a long look in the mirror. You fit the bill perfectly.
@BlackDotPatrickАй бұрын
@@CMV314He said that after they had returned to the scene of the explosion. Notice all the debris. Instead of continuing to the parking lot they went back up the boardwalk getting closer to tne explosion putting themselves in more danger.
@alexmodnueldo8493Ай бұрын
I haven't been there so not sure what's true, but another comment said they needed to walk that direction to get to the parking lot and leave. Presumably they had walked to the opposite side of the geyser
@BlackDotPatrickАй бұрын
@@alexmodnueldo8493 If that's true, then I am likely wrong and will apologize.
@WixenBurrАй бұрын
They had to walk back that way to get to the parking lot, unfortunately. You can look up a view from above, and they all ran further into the park, hence needing to go back through the rubble to leave. I can see how it may be confusing for some, though 😅
@abhishekmahanta1112Ай бұрын
That family ran away leaving the kid behind 😢, thanks to God nobody got hurt.
@hextremelydesirable1648Ай бұрын
Looks to me like somebody’s parents didn’t turn around for their kid. That’s f’d up!
@charlesw322Ай бұрын
tell me I didn't just see a little 4 year old running in the back by himself with all the adults ahead of him running
@g.k.1669Ай бұрын
There is an adult further behind. It may have been that parent's kid and the kid was way ahead of them?
@bobrocks8387Ай бұрын
An explosion goes off and you don't run?😮
@RaccCity55Ай бұрын
It's their reality TV brains. Darwin approves.
@MikeBarbarossaАй бұрын
Not only were they lightly sauntering away from deadly danger, many went back to ground zero " after it was over" not having any idea if a 2nd explosion will happen any second Why aren't more people not making it to old age? It seems there should be a lot more meeting early ends
@RaccCity55Ай бұрын
@@MikeBarbarossa Cellphone in front of face, no connection to nature or much of reality. Darwin does indeed approve, so do I.
@iamric23Ай бұрын
It's funny, most of them walk right back to where the eruption happened. Didn't know that they were experts in the field. What would of happened if it erupted again????
@maatx4027Ай бұрын
Unfortunately, they had to walk back that way to exit the park.
@iamric23Ай бұрын
@@maatx4027 ahhh
@stephenwise8938Ай бұрын
I definitely would've walked back to check it out...
@jasonb1e732Ай бұрын
it takes time for enough pressure to build up to erupt, so it’s not going to right away again
@belleriffraffАй бұрын
@@jasonb1e732 a Geologist are you?
@purpleness64Ай бұрын
Yellowstone just told everyone to eff off
@veroniqueverstichelen7371Ай бұрын
Exactly!!
@rdsiebenАй бұрын
Yellowstone was just clearing its throat!
@LeverPhileАй бұрын
@rdsieben Exactly ... what that thing might be capable of is truly frightening.
@m.strawserАй бұрын
That lady at the end “everything is destroyed “ umm what a planked walk way 😂like I think you’re over reacting a bit .
@veroniqueverstichelen7371Ай бұрын
I know hey...zombies lol....
@m.strawserАй бұрын
@@veroniqueverstichelen7371 😂
@apostleswarning8575Ай бұрын
They left a kid behind 😮
@em.415Ай бұрын
There’s 1 adult behind the kid so I’m assuming that’s a family member.
@cozz124Ай бұрын
im pretty sure no one was injuried at least
@scarymonsterrsАй бұрын
No child left behind stops at schools apparently. 😂
@TheKuptisАй бұрын
"Everything is destroyed" as they're walking on the boardwalk and by a still intact bench that obviously wasn't destroyed.
@thedoggonegaming4074Ай бұрын
Anyone suddenly remembering the movie 2012
@speedingatheistАй бұрын
I remembered the movie Idiocracy.
@DizzyDameАй бұрын
I noticed the people at the end of the line that were running, didn't bother to pick up that small kid at the very end that was falling behind. Real parents of the year there
@alexcamacho1842Ай бұрын
NOT NOW, 500,000 YEAR SUPERVOLCANO CYCLE!
@garyphillips3552Ай бұрын
It's overdue.
@laosko1042Ай бұрын
@@garyphillips3552 that's not how volcanoes work
@Lil.StrangerАй бұрын
@@laosko1042sorry to break to ya, but it is, if a volcano is “overdue” it means it’s late for its predicted eruption. But Yellowstone is most likely (still) not going t erupt in our lifetime! So there shouldn’t be anything to worry about. What you saw in that clip is just a common occurrence that’s occurs in Yellowstone often! Nothing to worry about tbh.
@EarnslawriderАй бұрын
@@Lil.Stranger it really isn't how volcanoes, especially ones of this scale, work though. Volcanoes are very random, sometimes sure they may follow a semi-predictable pattern of eruptions, but often they don't. An volcano may erupt once every 5 years on average, but then randomly undergo 100 years of dormancy. Take Ruapehu for instance, it erupted frequently in the later half of the 1900's, but hasn't erupted since 2007. Does that make an eruption any more likely as time goes on? Hardly, the chance of an eruption is the same year-on-year.
@EarnslawriderАй бұрын
not to mention, such a big volcano would have abundant warning signs before a 'super eruption' ever occurred, earthquakes, extreme ground deformation, increased hydrothermal activity
@leftylou6070Ай бұрын
JellyStone park just released a gaseous FART!
@hikikomori_999Ай бұрын
Nature is fun 👍
@Eviper44Ай бұрын
Blows my that the people with kids did not pick them up and run while shielding them. Way to go Dads
@allengreg5447Ай бұрын
I stood right at that EXACT spot in 1964 with my parents! I came SO CLOSE to getting killed!
@AmericanAnthropologistАй бұрын
I would be most worried about the type of gas released with that explosion. I only took geology 101 but I know that strong concentrations of gas like sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and carbonic acid and hydrogen sulfide and can very deadly. Those plumes of gas would scare me the most.
@MV-df8jlАй бұрын
The whole thing can go at anytime
@MisterHug15Ай бұрын
We would see warning signs
@ThatLadyBirdАй бұрын
Well the whole park is just a thin cap of crust over a gargantuan magma chamber that could blow any day 🤷♀️
@jaldousАй бұрын
Let's take our kids back to survey the damage. Who does that? I would have taken my children and driven right out of that area.
@MikeBarbarossaАй бұрын
I could see the headline " tourists killed during deadly double explosion after going back after first blast"
@MansikkacakeАй бұрын
I am very shocked all these people were still there or went back to see the damages. they are not geologist or volcanologist. I wonder if similar psychology as watching and standing when tsunami is coming then when it gets so close and too late. only difference was that this particular thing didn't explode again.
@boxsterman77Ай бұрын
You call it psychology. I call it stupidity.
@Bozeman42Ай бұрын
@@boxsterman77 I call it "they were being directed out of the area by park rangers and they had to go past it to get out"
@WixenBurrАй бұрын
Yeahhh they unfortunately had to go back that way to get to the parking lot. They ran further down the boardwalk, so they had to go back.
@slash2487Ай бұрын
There could of been another explosion and people just stand around. 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
@tg4941Ай бұрын
That was so close. Not the same but White Island came to mind.
@EBY5801Ай бұрын
I thought the same thing
@luich2275Ай бұрын
Very good parenting there, you can see all the adults running and one child in the back trying to catch up
@zulumkodiАй бұрын
Something is wrong with "western society". The slow reaction time, Weak legs, No sense of urgency, in the face of DANGER.
@leekenney9214Ай бұрын
not just western, i seen a few videos of mountain sides coming down and morons just stand there. i think in India
@MA-vw1plАй бұрын
People just don't realize the deadly potential of Yellowstone national park. This park is actually a natural chemical factory that does produces natural deadly compounds. Just look at the deadly experiences of East African nations. Whole villages have been killed due to these deadly gases.
@randolfo1265Ай бұрын
"The park said the explosion did not reflect a change in the region's volcanic system." They don't know anything.
@barrachello1958Ай бұрын
That's the equivalent to a 500 lb warhead exploding. I would be running faster than that lot.
@monicalifornia_Ай бұрын
Super sweet guy helping out.
@independentfreethinkeroutl2176Ай бұрын
Camera man never dies
@zamar2158Ай бұрын
Its not damage to the park, its a natural phenomenon.
@christopherdahlbergАй бұрын
That Caldera is popping off before the big explosion
@lindawatmore3321Ай бұрын
Can’t understand the fascination of visiting this place without facing the risk of getting hurt or killed by unpredictable earth conditions that are so difficult to predict the behaviour of these sites
@roadgent7921Ай бұрын
Volcanic fields and peoples bucket lists don't mix. 😮
@Bozeman42Ай бұрын
"I can't believe they went back towards it! They're so stupid" Oh, you wanted them to just wander further into the park instead of leaving? Use your brains, folks.
@sdw2isАй бұрын
They were 50 yards to the parking lot.
@Bozeman42Ай бұрын
@@sdw2is Yeah. They ran away from the explosion INTO the park, then they had to walk past it again to leave. It's not hard.
@MikeBarbarossaАй бұрын
@@Bozeman42 They weren't swiftly moving past to get to parking and get out. They were wandering around the area and taking pics. Your take is a miss, dude
@Bozeman42Ай бұрын
@@MikeBarbarossa You don't hear the person with the name tag right in front of them saying "Everyone wants to move out of here really quickly, we don't know how safe it is. Feel free to take my hand." as they are walking in that direction? Could they have not taken video as they left? Sure. But they were on their way out.
@MikeBarbarossaАй бұрын
@@Bozeman42 One person said that- Look again, and see the loiterers, pic takers, and even the dude who said hurry, still taking his sweet time. Prudence is wait a few minutes for park staff to help you out, or , I guess, risk yuor life for convenience, if that's what you want
@robertwieczorek5838Ай бұрын
Is that a child running behind the parents?
@jocelynharris-fx8hoАй бұрын
For the rest of their lives, those people will be able to say that they had a "blast" on their vacation !!!
@jtarantula3390Ай бұрын
The parents that ran without their kids 😂
@lencicollier6492Ай бұрын
It’s called… “nature” 😒
@janesawyer3495Ай бұрын
Imagine walking on an active super volcano, then being shocked when something happens....
@cheynamorin6674Ай бұрын
Poor kid left behind knows his place in the family 😬😆
@thomasbullinsАй бұрын
Priorities.....😅
@_FROYАй бұрын
They ran away and watched that thing blow up, just to walk back to where it happened?????, my skin got lighter just watching this
@joezh7132Ай бұрын
I was there 3 days before this happened, I’m so thankful we were at the park and nothing crazy happen, I do know we are inside a super volcano.
@ephraimjackson8416Ай бұрын
The after effects of a midnight run to Taco Bell!
@branjosnow6244Ай бұрын
Right! Doesn't even matter if you have the salad, its old faithful the next day. 😂
@OscarfkntorresАй бұрын
But I keep going back at midnight
@justinw7323Ай бұрын
Maybe people thought the volcano was gonna blow so they just stayed?
@RollerSkatinActorАй бұрын
Dont fool with Mother Nature.
@SeeTheWholeTruthАй бұрын
Your "mother nature" does as she must from Father Sun. And he will do as he pleases with all of his usual cycle, 6k year one included that is up right now. People are not to blame, except for ignoring the biggest driver in our system. The sun doesnt care either way.
@IrishVapeLifeАй бұрын
Well, you do take a risk every day when you visit the worlds largest volcano
@cc1111-GloryАй бұрын
Wow they need to fence that area off ppl are too close!! 😳😳😳🤔
@stevenpeterstip6622Ай бұрын
Вы видели как последним бежал ребёнок?! Зато мы! Омерикансы! И это свучит гордо!
@Blake4625kHzАй бұрын
“No changes in volcanic system” lol
@mongoose406Ай бұрын
The only reason nobody claimed injury is because there is nobody to sue and get free Money. 💰
@El_Law.0.120 күн бұрын
That is very big for a geyser. I cant imagine when the entire volcano goes boom
@davidanthonystone5165Ай бұрын
My family took a 5 week journey in 1964 From NY to California We went to Yellowstone. Wow and we were the only kids there
@kikimaruthatswho1026Ай бұрын
Hope someone called CPS on the parents who left their kid in the back to fend for himself.
@davidgates6987Ай бұрын
They ran and let that little kid fin for his self. The adult ran faster than the kids that time!
@darrelldawson4041Ай бұрын
It almost seemed like there was possibly a flash of "volcanic" lightning caught on the camera as well.
@thomasbullinsАй бұрын
The Yellowstone super mega volcano has the potential to change the rotation of the Earth when it erupts -- It averages about every 500,000+- years -- Its been like 600,000 ----
@ronarchibald666Ай бұрын
Why the puck would you walk right back to where it just happened?!
@anthonyg9739Ай бұрын
The self preservation instinct is weak with these ones
@johnannadavis8411Ай бұрын
More of these may be coming now. Glad I got to go to Yellowstone when I did years ago. Not now. The big one could affect at least 50 percent of the western US.😮
@LUCIFER-ARTS666Ай бұрын
Well, that’s not a volcano that’s actually in a bomb going off
@BeniaminTrifАй бұрын
This is just the beginning
@marv8461Ай бұрын
they don't understand where they are and what they are doing.....
@CT-rf1jhАй бұрын
John Gotti came back up from that abyss..😅
@Sando1913Ай бұрын
Wow those folk were lucky.
@RawOlympiaАй бұрын
horrific to leave the child behind! Parents are like that villain in Jurraisic Park!
@newnotification30Ай бұрын
Imagine being prehistoric man and having no clue what this is except maybe that the Earth is farting 💨
@AmericanAnthropologistАй бұрын
"guess I angered a god!"
@HellNoKamalaАй бұрын
Every child for themselves lol. You see it's over your head and you keep looking lol. I've not seen that to know but after we are just hit by another ejection from the Sun this will happen more frequently.
@DMMacawАй бұрын
Went there 2 years ago and there was dear at the time. Yet I'll keep moving in case another one happens
@vxxiii4160Ай бұрын
That was wild
@Cyber.Dude.Ай бұрын
Catastrophe happens and bro leaves his kid in the dust… real nice
@syedasyeda9390Ай бұрын
Oh look there is a dark black explosion.. let's not run let's just keep on filming because cameraman never dies..
@LejeronАй бұрын
0 survival skills😂
@XtragicfeverАй бұрын
Lady says at the very end, "omg! Omg!" Um, it's broken wood handrails. You can easily replace it by going to Home Depot. It's not the end of the world.
@StewieGriffin505Ай бұрын
Do you know how far Home Depot is to from Yellowstone?
@ukulele4worshipАй бұрын
The park service said it "didn't reflect a change"? You mean you built a boardwalk somewhere where it was "normal" for rocks to potentially rain down on people's heads? I don't think so.
@chiquita683Ай бұрын
Here come the climate changers. Oh no its an eruption at a volcano, muh climate change
@walterbyrd8380Ай бұрын
Yellowstone is a giant volcano. Yes, that is normal behavior.
@ukulele4worshipАй бұрын
@@walterbyrd8380 For the caldera as a whole, sure. For the place they chose to build a boardwalk, doubtful.
@sdw2isАй бұрын
All geothermal areas in Yellowstone could have that happen.
@sojourner.Ай бұрын
@@ukulele4worship This is simply a part of the park's geological activity which is why people go at all.
@dougharrison2155Ай бұрын
Scary, but the hyperbole "everything is destroyed" park maint.- hey Wilbur, get me a broom a 1"x 6" a 6 nails...
@globofgreenАй бұрын
They took 10 days to start running
@francisswistak8038Ай бұрын
How fast can one run from a traffic accident or a crazed individual? The drama is laughable and PS, you can't sue the government or, any of its departments.
@james-kc7xkАй бұрын
Best vacation EVER!
@snd28081Ай бұрын
These people are ruining the park. Maybe it's a sign to leave nature alone. Bunch of narcissist that think it's for them.
@vlatassaАй бұрын
All the more reason to be in good physical shape. Never know when you need to literally run for your life.
@ricky3019Ай бұрын
This also goes to show ya if something major happens we will get limited info on how and why this happened and won’t tell us the important stuff along with it
@maxpower92Ай бұрын
Isn't that why people go to school? Honestly, if you're well read on the subject you can figure it out on your own.
@PlayerAfricanChieftenАй бұрын
i am sure it was the chinese!
@gmoney9068Ай бұрын
Proof, once again, that Mother Nature runs the show. I'm glad nobody was injured.
@lindapell9060Ай бұрын
Scary future after seeing that.
@johnbrown4568Ай бұрын
FYI: Nature don’t play 😳
@mattb8754Ай бұрын
When you have taco bell for lunch.
@kat8838Ай бұрын
Looks like oil. Just like the river water by me. You throw a rock in and a lot of bubbles come up that sit on the surface and don’t pop. A fast moving deep river too. They need to drill and protect people from it. I bet if they test the earth it’s millions of years old yet just newly exposed to air.
@CMV314Ай бұрын
The tourists were in a designated area on the walking platform, so they weren't doing anything wrong.
@baaldiablo8459Ай бұрын
Who said they were doing anything wrong?
@AnyM4jorDudeАй бұрын
For once, someone in this day and age learn to video an event in landscape mode. Too many smart phones, no smart people.
@medicdroidzАй бұрын
Then they walk right back in there right after.....