Mount Etna on Sicily, Italy's one of the most famous volcanoes, started erupting once again this weekend. Flames and sparks have been shooting into the air, reaching a height of about 250 meters, according to witnesses.
a volcano is erupting so im going to stand on some pumice and watch these lava bombs and pyroclastic clouds as it rains ash. well that is clever. im 16 and not stupid enough to do that
5:14 .....What an image, looks like some thing Stanley kubrik could have put in one of his movies.....Man vs Nature.....Man doesnt stand a chance does he.
Mt. Etna is a so called stratovolcano. That means that the magma under the surface is a pretty viscous one. Thus, the magma may be floating so slowly that it gets cooled down and solidifies inside the mountain, blocking the way. When more magma comes up and starts to press against the solidified magma, the preassure starts building up. Also, the preassure may increase even more because of the gasses inside the volcano. This is how most explosive eruptions are caused.
That would of course depend on how close to the volcano you are, and I don't have any idea. I can at least say that in Alaska in 1912, the largest volcano eruption the last 100 years took place. It was heard 466 km (750 miles) away.
I'm mesmerised by volcanoes. I'm reminded of Maurice & Katia Kraft, who'd spent their professional lives filming and photographing volcanoes; it was their life's work. Then one day their luck ran out, and they were both incinerated by a pyroclastic flow, at Japan's Mt Unzen, if I remember rightly. It's a fatal mistake to under-estimate Mother Nature.
Привет я не умею говорить тебе, что я вместе с другими многими geoff mackley увидел его на? SKY? он мне кажется discovery channel или national geographic.
К сожалению я не знаю, где poterli, я нахожу ... также, я полюбил бы их.
Amazing. Those people should be careful, not so much for the debris falling from the sky because they can take shelter against that, but for the toxic gasses from the eruption. If the wind swings around, they will have a very hard time to escape those gasses.
Queste immagini sono meravigliose,erano su un documentario di discovery channel.
Erano Geoff Mackley e un vulcanologo che salirono nel periodo del 99.
Salirono a Torre del Filosofo dove avevano ripreso il parossisma da vicino e sempre nello stesso documentario si erano rifugiati poco tempo prima alla stazione della vecchia funivia mentre che una pioggia di pietra scendeva dal sud-est.
Però in questo video alcune delle immagini non c'erano nel documentario.
world´s smallest tent at 5:50
cykelhjalm 1 week ago
2:56 "Fuck!"
satyrisci 1 week ago
5:09 GTFO your blocking my view!
JJvGBeats 2 weeks ago
Launch a nuke at it....see what happens :/
boochieboy814 3 weeks ago
left ear..
DehJarlorNoob 1 month ago
@DehJarlorNoob ... not for me
machomamajr 2 weeks ago
What's the tent for? 5:50
gesshu213 1 month ago
mother nature has explosive diarrhea
archenemies32 1 month ago
my right ear is lonely
TheAwesomePillow 1 month ago 2
i would be swinging a sword or something more epic than just standing there.. go big or go home!
mightycoco 1 month ago
At 5:40 what does that suit do?
lafmow 1 month ago
@lafmow If I am not mistaken it just protects the wearer from the heat/poison gasses.
terminallyMas 1 month ago
@terminallyMas Thank you
lafmow 1 month ago
@lafmow it protects the person from the falling hot ash that otherwise would burn their skin
tewellsurferdude87 1 month ago
@tewellsurferdude87 Thank you also
lafmow 1 month ago
@Deathsquadstudios4 Buz its true brother. And talk with respectly
hi0070070070072007 1 month ago
Allah(GOD) made everything
hi0070070070072007 1 month ago
@hi0070070070072007 Why the fuck are you going around to every video posting that?
Deathsquadstudios4 1 month ago
where is mt etna
robotunicornattack14 2 months ago
@robotunicornattack14 Italy
SIMMER514 1 month ago
@robotunicornattack14 it is the largest vulcano in europe an it is in Sicily it is 3400 meters high about 2.2 miles
Trinacria1973 1 month ago
My left ear enjoyed this video.
HugeWangPiece 2 months ago 4
@HugeWangPiece hahahahahahaha
gijszz 2 months ago
HAHAHAHA 4:57
ParanoidPumba 2 months ago
Don't fuck with volcanoes. They eat people like Chuck Norris for breakfast.
Einhander49 2 months ago
"Liquid Hot Mag-mah"
whitetiger091 2 months ago
My left ear is so alone..
marshalwsmith 2 months ago
wow !! wonderful .... <3
biondino020511 2 months ago
the mount etna is the greatest volcano in the world...
XxColdxDeathxX 2 months ago
Mount Etna on Sicily, Italy's one of the most famous volcanoes, started erupting once again this weekend. Flames and sparks have been shooting into the air, reaching a height of about 250 meters, according to witnesses.
XxColdxDeathxX 2 months ago
dios mío , que miedoooooooooo
raquel1973able 3 months ago
This is the most incredible footage I have ever seen. You guys volcanic rock!
thewordsopinion 3 months ago
5:05 awesome shot !!
jci10 3 months ago
this is the most amazing eruption video ive ever seen!! and this is probably only a V.E.I. 3 at most.
Typhicane 3 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
THE LAKE OF FIRE WHICH BURNS IN HELL IS HOTTER EVEN HIGHER THAN THIS 1, ITS BEST TO ACCEPT JESUS AS THE SON OF GOD SO YOU CAN CHILL IN PARADISE.
datchiklykcas 3 months ago
who the fuck is going to stand in front of a volcano while its irrupting
fredyreyes1998 4 months ago 22
@fredyreyes1998 me :D
Th3KoNfuZ3D 3 months ago
@fredyreyes1998 you never seen 2012 did you??
MrRockmikerock 2 months ago
@fredyreyes1998 I would sstand where the guy is at 5:20 but I see on rock land near me its time to get the fuck AWAY...
L0lzer0 2 months ago
@fredyreyes1998 all the cool kids.
LittledudeJrr 2 months ago
@fredyreyes1998 Someone with balls?
666Shinedown 2 months ago 3
@fredyreyes1998 i would do it. it must be a great experience. its like watching the earth have a orgasm xD
samysauf 2 months ago
@fredyreyes1998 That's nothing. I once swam in an active lava bed.
Justmyopinionlol 1 month ago
@fredyreyes1998 Apparently this guy.
Deathsquadstudios4 1 month ago
@fredyreyes1998 GHOST BUSTERS!
CloudTehKitteh 1 month ago
@fredyreyes1998 i would
archenemies32 1 month ago
@fredyreyes1998 The dude in the movie 2012.
sbaeagles15 1 week ago
@fredyreyes1998 Kiwis
seck1618 1 week ago
@fredyreyes1998 me.. just to see it
HecklerKoch45c 1 week ago
@fredyreyes1998 I know right!
arcane1994 1 day ago
a volcano is erupting so im going to stand on some pumice and watch these lava bombs and pyroclastic clouds as it rains ash. well that is clever. im 16 and not stupid enough to do that
MissxDancex 4 months ago
bull
ronske1969 4 months ago
Well if you were to ever see the face of the devil in something this would be it.
kashed1000 4 months ago
hjjkjh
prittie09x 4 months ago
at 0:53 .... is that red bull?
sirkieranis 5 months ago
5:14 .....What an image, looks like some thing Stanley kubrik could have put in one of his movies.....Man vs Nature.....Man doesnt stand a chance does he.
majesticmaniac 5 months ago
IT'S CUMMING ITS CUMMING!!!!
SAfreak1000 6 months ago
u forgot the beer and beenie weenies
lukesnow1 6 months ago
What causes the lava to be shot that high into the air?
goldennugget100 9 months ago
@goldennugget100 all of the pressured and hot air under the volcano im guessing sorry im just a 14 yr old
DavidG732 9 months ago
@goldennugget100
Mt. Etna is a so called stratovolcano. That means that the magma under the surface is a pretty viscous one. Thus, the magma may be floating so slowly that it gets cooled down and solidifies inside the mountain, blocking the way. When more magma comes up and starts to press against the solidified magma, the preassure starts building up. Also, the preassure may increase even more because of the gasses inside the volcano. This is how most explosive eruptions are caused.
ImGonnaShout2000 9 months ago 14
@ImGonnaShout2000 How Loud can an eruption get?
goldennugget100 9 months ago
@goldennugget100
That would of course depend on how close to the volcano you are, and I don't have any idea. I can at least say that in Alaska in 1912, the largest volcano eruption the last 100 years took place. It was heard 466 km (750 miles) away.
ImGonnaShout2000 9 months ago
You guys have got balls! I would have peed my pants if I were the cameraman! D:
KornwallisTV 9 months ago
I'm mesmerised by volcanoes. I'm reminded of Maurice & Katia Kraft, who'd spent their professional lives filming and photographing volcanoes; it was their life's work. Then one day their luck ran out, and they were both incinerated by a pyroclastic flow, at Japan's Mt Unzen, if I remember rightly. It's a fatal mistake to under-estimate Mother Nature.
sulijoo 9 months ago
Some of that was quite haunting... I was reminded of Casper David Friedrich's Wanderer above the sea of fog...
GasolineHORSE 9 months ago
heeeeey, how did they get a shot of my house????
DrNSoos 10 months ago
Here is a silly question, why would anyone want to get that close to an erupting Volcano?
mustange550 1 year ago
5:53 again, gets nuts!!!
bubblerings 1 year ago
4:54 starts some extra action.
bubblerings 1 year ago
Привет я не умею говорить тебе, что я вместе с другими многими geoff mackley увидел его на? SKY? он мне кажется discovery channel или national geographic.
К сожалению я не знаю, где poterli, я нахожу ... также, я полюбил бы их.
april76301 1 year ago
Amazing. Those people should be careful, not so much for the debris falling from the sky because they can take shelter against that, but for the toxic gasses from the eruption. If the wind swings around, they will have a very hard time to escape those gasses.
oomblikkies 1 year ago
Favoloso!
Le più belle riprese che abbia mai visto...
peppe8219 1 year ago
how long does an eruption last?
mandito1900 1 year ago
@mandito1900 an eruption can last for months but mount etna is active so it is always erupting just sometime only tincy amounts of lava come out
cerys111 1 year ago
Still my fav Etna footage
leonardomonkey 2 years ago
Queste immagini sono meravigliose,erano su un documentario di discovery channel.
Erano Geoff Mackley e un vulcanologo che salirono nel periodo del 99.
Salirono a Torre del Filosofo dove avevano ripreso il parossisma da vicino e sempre nello stesso documentario si erano rifugiati poco tempo prima alla stazione della vecchia funivia mentre che una pioggia di pietra scendeva dal sud-est.
Però in questo video alcune delle immagini non c'erano nel documentario.
Tank You!!!
KdEtna 2 years ago
@KdEtna Si dice "Thank you"! E non si dice "mentre che" il "che" non c'entra. ;)
TIX74 1 year ago
@TIX74 Si lo stò notando adesso ;) In effetti per scrivere veloce faccio sti errori assurdi! XD
KdEtna 1 year ago
@KdEtna
Scusa Kd sai dov'è possibile reperire quel documentario?
Sono rimasto Stupefatto dalla qualità del video..
peppe8219 1 year ago
@peppe8219
Ciao non ti so dire io assieme a molti altri di geoff mackley l'ho visto su SKY mi pare discovery channel o national geographic.
Purtroppo non so dove poterli trovare...anche io li vorrei.
KdEtna 1 year ago
@KdEtna
Grazie KdEtna
Ho cercato parecchio sul web e su qualche programma p2p ma non ho trovato nessuna traccia di questo documentario.
Mi sa che chiedo qualche info alla redazione di Dc o Ng vediamo se rispondono...
o meglio a "geoffmackley" :D
peppe8219 1 year ago
Non ho parole... straordinario ! Non avevo mai visto molte di queste immagini prima. Very thank's for sharing.
TonyEtna1987 2 years ago