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🌋 Avalanche vs. Lava Flow: Nature's Fiercest Forces Collide! 🏔️

🔥 Brace yourself for a thrilling journey as we compare two of the planet's most powerful and destructive natural phenomena!

🔍 In this explosive video, we uncover: 🌨️ The devastating speed and icy terror of avalanches 🌋 The relentless heat and molten fury of lava flows 🏞️ How these forces shape our landscapes and ecosystems ⚖️ Which of these natural disasters poses a greater threat?

📺 Watch now and witness the ultimate clash of elemental power!

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💬 Tell us in the comments: Which do you think is more terrifying, an avalanche or a lava flow?

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Eyjafjallajokull Volcano Iceland // Jon Vidar

Planning a trip to Iceland? Don't miss out on the epic sights of Eyjafjallajokull Volcano captured by Jon Vidar. Get inspired and start exploring.

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Ominous Darkness shrouded the earth in the past for 15 Months: Creepy inexplicable catastrophe of antiquity about which scientists have no answer

Ancient documentary sources testify to an inexplicable great darkness that occurred in the 6th century AD. The German priests describe this period as follows. The sun disappeared for 15 months. Instead of dawn, it illuminated the world for several minutes.  Its light was hundreds of times weaker than the moon's. We were very happy, but at some point we stopped believing that the moon would return. To be precise, these events took place in 535-536.

John of Ephesus also reports in his notes that “the sun left the sky.” According to him, this happened at noon. The sky was clouded with black fog. Neither the sun, nor the stars, nor the moon appeared in the sky. Because of these events, a terrible famine awaited all of Europe.

The ancient scientist Procopius claimed that at this time all the birds flew away, all the animals ran away from the forests. There were no fish in the rivers and lakes. The crops turned black, and it was impossible to collect any grains, fruits, or roots.  Dry stripes indicate severe hunger: "The people ate the earth in anticipation of the sun. Their bodies were covered with ulcers and their eyes with pimples. There were rows and rows of doctors, but they found it very difficult to work in the dark."

Zechariah of Lesbos names the exact date of this disaster: “On March 24, the sun disappeared at noon and returned only on June 24 of the following year. Snow fell on our country in early September and continued until May. The frosts were enormous. Many people died from the cold, but even more - because of the wrong behavior of people."

Destructive shocks are also recorded in Chinese and Japanese literature. Rivers and lakes dried up. People died of thirst and unprecedented diseases. Children ate their fathers and fathers ate their wives to survive.  In Xi'an province, more than 80% of the population died. They were burned to keep warm and survive the harsh winter after the drought. Such evidence was preserved not only in written sources, but also in oral myths and legends of peoples all over the world: 1500 years ago, the disappearance of the sun was described in the legends of the inhabitants of Australia, South America, Africa, Asia and the Arab world. The whole world witnessed this catastrophe. But what were the reasons for these terrible events? Modern climatologists believe that in the 6th century AD a large meteorite fell on Earth. The meteorite fell into the oceans and seas, causing the movement of tectonic plates and triggering strong earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. However, there are weaknesses in this theory. Scientists have found no evidence of lava eruption in the area of ​​the largest volcano of that period. In addition, if such an object fell into the sea, it would cause a terrible tsunami, but there is no information about this.

Other scientists believe that the eruption of the Krakatoa volcano is to blame. The explosion was so powerful that smoke and ash covered the sky over long distances. But this still does not explain the scale of the event. After all, entire continents were observed at the same time and the last powerful eruption dates back to the 5th, not the 6th century.  Modern climate scientists have not yet been able to clearly understand the causes of ancient cataclysms. This may be due to the fact that they are trying to find a simple explanation for natural disasters, while in fact they may have a completely different origin. Read the full article

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“ Fagradalsfjall Volcano “ // kevin pages

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Sean bienvenidos japonítasarqueológicos a una primera noticia de geografía japonesa, espero que os guste dicho esto comenzamos. - En la isla de Kyuchu se localiza el volcán Sakurajima que está en la ciudad de Kagoshima. Entró en erupción el pasado 25 de julio, por suerte se están evacuando a la población de los alrededores. - Japón es un país que está a la orden del día en lo que respecta al tema vulcanológico. Espero que os haya gustado y nos vemos en próximas noticias de arqueología e historia japonesa. - 考古学ジャポナイトは日本の地理の最初のニュースを歓迎します、私はあなたがそれを好きであることを願っています、これを言って、始めましょう。 - 九州の桜島火山は鹿児島市にあります。 7月25日に噴火し、幸い周囲の人々は避難している。 - 日本は火山学に関して議題になっている国です。 あなたがそれを気に入って、将来の考古学と日本の歴史ニュースであなたに会えることを願っています。 - Archaeological Japonites are welcome to a first news of Japanese geography, I hope you like it, having said this, let's start. - On the island of Kyuchu, the Sakurajima volcano is located in the city of Kagoshima. It erupted on July 25, luckily the surrounding population is being evacuated. - Japan is a country that is on the agenda when it comes to volcanology. I hope you liked it and see you in future archeology and Japanese history news.

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On May 18, from the rise of an emperor to a verdict that defined justice, to the earth’s fiery breath – this day witnessed the forces that shape our world.🏛️⚖️🌋

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Vehicle rushing away from the Erupting Mount Pinatubo in the Phillipines. 1991…. #volcaniceruption #1992 #phillipines🇵🇭 #mountpinatubo #eruption #volcanoes #amazingnature (at Catalina Foothills, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CofbzAPPa1tCsqjqlgxsu4bCkTvutz-jUb0ZRI0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Ibu Volcano in Indonesia Erupts, Emitting Ash Clouds Up to 5 km High

This handout photo taken and released by the Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) on May 13, 2024 shows Mount Ibu spewing thick smoke in Indonesia's North Maluku Province. 

Monday morning witnessed the eruption of Indonesia's Ibu volcano, expelling thick columns of grey ash several kilometers into the sky, as confirmed by the country's volcanology agency. The eruption, occurring at 9:12 a.m. (0012 GMT) on the remote island of Halmahera, lasted approximately five minutes, projecting ash up to 5 km (3.1 miles) high, officials reported.

This event follows a smaller eruption recorded on Friday. The volcano's alert status remains at the second-highest level, according to Hendra Gunawan, head of Indonesia's Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation Centre. As a precautionary measure, all activities within a five-kilometer radius of the volcano have been prohibited. Residents near the volcano are advised to wear masks and glasses in case of ash rain.

Footage of the eruption shared by the center depicted clouds of grey ash billowing from the crater, accompanied by a booming noise. No evacuation of residents has been reported thus far. Indonesia, situated on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," is home to 127 active volcanoes, according to the volcanology agency. Recent volcanic activity includes the eruption of North Sulawesi's Ruang volcano, which prompted the evacuation of over 12,000 people, and the eruption of Marapi volcano in December, resulting in more than 20 fatalities.

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Volcanic Eruption Trial: Tour Operators on Trial for Tragic White Island Disaster #NewZealandtourism #touroperators #volcaniceruption #WhiteIsland #workplacesafety

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Frozen in Time: The Petrified Gorgon Medusa Beneath Layers of Lava, A Thousand Years of Dormant Life

In the mystical realm of ancient myths and forgotten civilizations, lies a tale of the Gorgon Medusa, once a fearsome entity with snakes for hair and a gaze that turned mortals to stone. Millennia ago, a catastrophic event unfolded, and the monstrous beauty found herself trapped beneath the fiery embrace of volcanic lava.

As the molten rivers solidified into layers of petrified rock, Medusa's petrified form became a haunting spectacle frozen in time. The serpentine coils that once writhed with malevolence now lay silent and entwined in a delicate dance beneath the ashen veil. The once vivid eyes, capable of turning anyone who dared to meet their gaze into stone, now stared unblinking into eternity.

Through the ages, the story of the petrified Gorgon became a whispered legend, passed down through generations. Artists and poets sought inspiration from the frozen figure, imagining the untold stories that echoed within the stone. Was she a victim of divine wrath, or a tragic heroine immortalized in her silent agony?

In the present day, as archaeologists unearth the layers of history, they discover the astonishing tableau of the petrified Medusa. The art world buzzes with excitement as the ancient masterpiece emerges, frozen in an eternal struggle between life and the unforgiving forces of nature.

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Videos from Iceland show large cracks in roads, steam rising after earthquakes 🌋📹🔥 https://newsinfitness.com/videos-from-iceland-show-large-cracks-in-roads-steam-rising-after-earthquakes/

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Mount Etna Eruption Impact Sicily Airport Flights Delays

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