Nyiragongo, one of the world's most active and deadly volcanos, could erupt at any time

[@sangitajudge]

This is one of the most amazing documentaries I’ve watched! The volcanologists and scientists have made such massive strides in researching how volcanoes act etc, which will help to save lives in the end. I have immense respect for these brave souls. Thank you very much 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@anggadonysaputra3259]

Monata

[@EraX52]

This was one of the best documentaries that I have ever seen. The whole team even the people who helped bring the materials equipment, they all deserve it. That lava lake is massive and the closeup on the shoreline was mesmerizing . Thanks to them, they can monitor data and changes on Nyiragongo which can help save thousands of lives. Great documentary!

[@Srt3D01-db-01]

Not only the challenges that is descending into an active volcano but the political dispute in the country .. Thats quite a challenge. Top notch documentary cant say anything else. All who made it possible I salute you

[@amandab.recondwith8006]

This is a VERY NAUGHTY volcano!

[@HeatherMerrell]

You should go and personally have a word with him 😂

[@ruthannadamsky9728]

I've said it before, I admire their courage and dedication; but volcanologists are CRAZY!

[@MariaPereira-qc4px]

Massive respect to people who risk their lives for knowledge and to save others ..Magnificent documentary ❤

[@users4327]

Massive respect for God and His Son.

[@fipitt4100]

Respect. These people have GUTS. First class doco. Thanks

[@patsmith9360]

I didn't think ASMR was real until I watch this I was hypnotised.

[@jasonsphinx8461]

Heh!!!

[@tsankodelibozov9779]

Pretty cool how the video quality keeps improving with every new expedition.

[@stefanschneider3681]

30:30 unbelievable footage, that one little person gives a great sense of perspective 👍

[@earthfriendly5799]

What a great film, fascinating. Thank you very much.

[@aggie4u]

BEST volcano documentary EVER! I turn it on almost every night to watch/sleep to. Nyiragongo is an amazing volcano! I’d love to see it for myself one day. 🌋

[@quinnabun1173]

This is tremendous dedication to all that took part.!!!❤Beautiful amazing people ❤

[@jasonsphinx8461]

Jules Verne was here.

[@billotto602]

Considering that Africa is splitting apart, it doesn't surprise me that A volcano, if not MORE, aren't ready to explode !

[@Kjt9653]

I remember seeing a news report on this, and it was the funniest beaurocratic red tape fail ive ever seen. Elected officials were like "Citizens of Goma, give us a few minutes, we'll create an evac plan." After the plan was planned and they went back out... to announce it...to crickets. Everybody had already walked across the border into Rwanda and i thought i was going to pee on myself laughing.

[@dannyamisi]

Most people had to run for their lives before anything else, some of us stayed to see how things go before evacuating...no one believes in those plans here, we just use instinct to decide to go or not go and media social to share some vital information like which direction the lava is flowing in, etc.

[@mazer4112]

Mother Nature...OUR PLANET IS AMAZING!!! This is a wonderful documentary, beautiful and thrilling

[@cindybucholtz9642]

Ya gotta be nuts to get that close to active volcano

[@Lucifer2.0287]

Or have big nuts

[@mrdickywaters]

this is a great watch thank you, those brave people very jealous also would absolutely love to work on volcanoes ...

[@jennynjambi8002]

This documentary brings out the beautiful scenery of some scary aspects of mother nature. Great job!

[@klamtmarco2114]

respect a pretty good doku and thanks for the theam .

[@QuestionsStuff]

WoW great doco ..

[@jessicaalfieri2158]

Thank you so much for all the efforts in your research and for this incredible documentary

[@GeoffreyWare]

That is so scary I would never go into a volcano

[@Ulfhednir9]

these brave scientists risking their lives fot science. I wonder how they feel about drones doing that job now

[@BeandinTinfoil]

Probably relieved 😂

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

Absolutely mesmerizing, early earth would've seen these worldwide.

[@pawelmientki6402]

Great documentary. Is it possible to get the soundtrack list?

[@colleennobbs7218]

Really well done. Thank you ❤🎉

[@dianaholvik2554]

Wow. Raw and terrifying beauty. I can see how it would be mesmerizing. and this amazing documentary captures that. Though I wouldn't be climbing into a volcano's heart. What amazing people dedicating their lives (and undoubtedly a lot of money) to researching and learning about these volcanoes. Thank you. A fantastic documentary. It actually had me on the edge of my seat, like a movie.

[@tomdolton2960]

This has been a most beautiful journey into volcanoes we learn a little bit more about this Volcano 🌋 we now know in the will you play the lava flows can move much faster than 60 mph but the composition in it's rock presently as much more stable but still very fluidic I look forward to seeing the next documentary on Mount Nerongongo and to learn more about the new Small Cone on the 2nd Travis

[@bonnie_gail]

you cannot even to a volcano site without getting robbed ? geeze

[@sangitajudge]

I know right?! How sad is that!!??

[@betford2]

I saw humor in it for some reason.. these robbers aren't as lazy as some of ours in the U.S. Where I live we have two mountains that people like to climb a lot. I choose the harder one because I think the risk of being mugged is a lot less. 😁

[@stevek9793]

1816 The global "Year without summer (big freeze)" 3°C temperature drop and crop failures. April 1815, volcano Mount Tambora began to violently erupt. Millions of tons of ash, dust, and sulfur dioxide were released into the atmosphere, casting a temporary chill across the planet as it Blocked out the Sunlight for months on end. Documented around the world in literature.

[@aldinosaputro6952]

Para ahli hebat,menghasilkan pengetahuan hebat,film dokumenter hebat,lava yang awalnya diam langsung bergerak setelah ada orang orang hebat mendekat,keren

[@Mrtopoboy18]

The min 28:55 ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@josephdonais4778]

Ty for no sensationalism in the narrative. I love NOVA but not one of it's narrators.

[@justtim9767]

Amazing.

[@stevesims6142]

BOY I CANNOT ENOUGHT OF THIS.

[@jimmydickson8854]

These guys are absolutely bonkers ,old jimmy

[@andreabetzala5416]

This is what I would imagine Hell to look like. A giant volcano with spewing lava and super heated gases.

[@billywilliams7827]

Is it possible to get the soundtrack list?

[@johnperkins7111]

Why no use of drones,photo&sampling?

[@johnperkins7111]

Yes,science can be dangerous,but come on if not for the movie cameras,none of it makes much sense.

[@muhammadhanifkurnaen6689]

Its low viscosity and very fast flowing lava is the biggest threat to people nearby the volcano.

[@mwheape]

They need to take a page from mountaineers: bottled oxygen and walking poles to identify crevasses or in this case fissures.

[@Dovietail]

Where is the VIDEO of a major volcanic event taking place in the 21st century??? And why were they not prepared for armed rebels in the middle of an armed rebellion? It just feels like they need to revisit their whole approach to volcanology in this region, unstable in so many ways.

[@albertohernandez3606]

Lo más irresponsable e increíble que he visto

[@korishimasu]

yo wsg man

[@lightningmcqueen181]

Unfortunately I'm 44 now lol. But if I could go back in time, I'd become a Volcanologist! Volcanos are like little Peep holes into the Beating Heart ❤️ of Our Planet! We spend so much time looking UP⬆️ we have explored next to nothing. Below our feet... A large part of our Planet is an Indescribably Hot , Indescribably Massive Moving Pool of "Liquid Hot Mag.. Ma" 😂 Austin Powers!

[@stevenherrold5955]

i consider myself a amiture volcano nut i watch n subscribe to every single one these documentaries i can find some of them i have watched 2 or 3 times over i want to to informed if any thing anywhere anytime is going to have a major eruption i want to know before it happens not after and what about those sleeping giants that have seen no activity for 5 or 7 or 9 hundred years or more

[@angelinamacas7602]

they risk his life unnecessary, that is insane

[@Killllr0y]

They risk his life ?????

[@joseph-mariopelerin7028]

Has to be where they're filling lava lamps,

[@wolvolad25]

Why wreck the equipment?? Just leave em to it

[@gwendolynspringer4579]

The drones would melt due to the intense heat. Good idea though.

[@jacobgates1986]

I found myself holding my breath for them, since they didn't have face covering GAS MASK ON 😮 😂

[@rainwellwisher7075]

Volcano in the mist.

[@jasonsphinx8461]

17:52 Re: Dante (LIBRAME) "Whoever sees & hears & understands is far..." HE[[[~above me~]]]LL™

[@aothen]

I wish Kitboga, can expose the scam soon!

[@bethhoward1280]

there’s no way i’m going up there no way in hell

[@kristinebaker4326]

All of that is well and good where are the results of all that data? Never mentioned the seismic activity but there was data before stations were destroyed. Levels of games? The radio isotopes they were testing for? I enjoy watching these types of documentaries but I'm tires of no information from the results of all their work. Don't have to be a scientist to want curiosity satisfied. And the people settling closer to the volcano, has the government warned them? They could move to the other side of the city before getting too settled. Just a thought.

[@jaswinderkaur-si9lw]

Quintillion and quintillion dollars business heat electricity

[@msdsez]

As soon as I hear UNESCO I'm out. It doesn't take a genius to see the future. If you can, I recommend trying to not even imagine it because it's going to be pretty much the same as it ever was.

[@users4327]

No it's not. Read the book of Enoch

[@userfs1]

much talk about toxic gas yet not one with a mask on

[@jowfitaguillon2146]

Part of the intro, it was like one of the scenes in Ten Commandments

[@rougecampos317]

In the lava scene all I can think of is startwars ...don't do it anikan you were the chosen one....😂😅...or lord of the rings. Throw it into the fire. ...it must be destroyed 😅😂

[@Justicejusticee]

Special greetings to the camera man ❤

[@fransmars1645]

Aah. The classic comment section spread. Barely sentient to bright & engaged.😂

[@clarenceghammjr1326]

It’s Africa, can be a VEI 8 and would affect nothing but a few flights

[@chandreshkabariya353]

Translet to Hindi

[@anuragrathore7332]

Amazing 😮

[@holeshothunter5544]

The narration is pure crap

[@rudyharderwijk6237]

Narration is good, I'm sure you can't do better...

[@KaquolMeliReno]

It honestly amazes me that anyone could look into the magma and not want to accept Yeshua/Jesus in their heart. I’ve always have been fascinated with volcanoes but to think someday when our day is done you get to go either to Heaven or Hell, personally I’d rather go to Heaven!

[@adamchristensen1283]

😈😈😈😈👹👹👹👺👺👺👺

[@JosemAlmaraz-z1z]

How so true. The same molten lava Awaits those who names not found written in the Book at Great White Throne.

[@nihilvenitadeus]

I would, but then I remember that Jesus gives children cancer and a multitude of other diseases.

[@betford2]

Doesn't that tell you where they got the idea for hell... "lake of fire" ?

[@clarenceghammjr1326]

Gods are the most non productive bullshit humans have wasted time on

[@Ottakring-us3xi]

Nyiragongo, one of the world's most active and deadly volcanos, could erupt at any time so what like all volcanos around this globe ,boom and there is lava, and we are gone so live with it or move to donald trumps golf club

[@ralphwhittington989]

What a waste of time leave the volcano a lone who cares if it blows up people should not live aney wear near volcano if they die shit happens