to non believer in one god this is jus a taste of the real fire of the hell as in just the smoke no your creator nature is in control by the almighty n just a hint just because your parents are christians, hindus,jewish,and catholic, muslim and etc you don't have to be atleast without knowing the true religion or some type of lil knowledge n my conclusion is islam is the truth if you do ur research with an open mind.
If I'm not mistaken, molten lava is less dense than solid rock (unlike water, where the solid phase is lighter than the liquid.) So, why does the cooled surface of the lava not sink?
Viscosity varies greatly, but one of the first analogs for the three types of plate boundaries; divergent, convergent, and transform was observed in lava lakes in Hawaii. As the surface of the lake cools, it breaks into "plates" which interact. Most interesting, and related to your question, are the subduction zones; where one plate of cooled lava dives beneath another. Remember the incredible temperatures involved as well.
I remember hearing about the eruption and seeing some footage on TV when I was very small. We should be very happy that Mike put these on here for us to see how these types of volcanos behave and how the islands of Hawai'i formed over many 10's of millions of years. Cool!
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to non believer in one god this is jus a taste of the real fire of the hell as in just the smoke no your creator nature is in control by the almighty n just a hint just because your parents are christians, hindus,jewish,and catholic, muslim and etc you don't have to be atleast without knowing the true religion or some type of lil knowledge n my conclusion is islam is the truth if you do ur research with an open mind.
bxccapricorn 5 months ago
idiots idiots idiots if science is all smart why can't we stop so called mother nature just think allah gave u brain or if you wanna call him god
bxccapricorn 5 months ago
i would pay good money to watch this live.
lazy408 6 months ago
LAAAva!
Rammstein45 9 months ago in playlist valcano
Did anyone then capture the sound this made?
Koaslice191 1 year ago
6:30 !
and 5:40
Sooo awesome!
denovenovo 1 year ago
i really want to go inside kilauea
Natsuya123 1 year ago
If I'm not mistaken, molten lava is less dense than solid rock (unlike water, where the solid phase is lighter than the liquid.) So, why does the cooled surface of the lava not sink?
Envergure 1 year ago
@Envergure,
Viscosity varies greatly, but one of the first analogs for the three types of plate boundaries; divergent, convergent, and transform was observed in lava lakes in Hawaii. As the surface of the lake cools, it breaks into "plates" which interact. Most interesting, and related to your question, are the subduction zones; where one plate of cooled lava dives beneath another. Remember the incredible temperatures involved as well.
mmikemoore 1 year ago
yes. kilauea has been erupting from 1959 until today. i doubt that it has stopped erupting... keep up the steady flow of lava, kilauea! =p
Musicownz1997 1 year ago
Waoooww
NGCAlien 2 years ago
LAVA BURST
JakexDD 2 years ago
i managed to watch kilauea errupt in person when i was over in hawaii windsurfing...was a great thing to watch
paulyboy403 2 years ago 2
Madam Pele'
Serpents of smouldering cinders crawled slowly to the sea,
The power of Madam Pele is finally unleashed finally set free,
As the Mauna Loa spewed relentlessly through the Hawaiian night,
Bathing the island in a zesty tangerine glow; so angry and bright,
Threatening anyone who may get in the way of her dancing path,
Warning distant ships and Oceans to be cautious of her wrath.
Jonathan .R.R. Clarke
forgodsakethisthing 2 years ago 2
holy moley.
too bad no HQ.
wgibbens 2 years ago
The other 3 chapters are in HQ...I think YouTube will eventually get around to converting this one sooner or later..
mmikemoore 2 years ago
blaaaaaaaah i want a flick for my PP, not a soap voice!
Piggygal45 2 years ago
fuckin rad
kaydacron 2 years ago
I remember hearing about the eruption and seeing some footage on TV when I was very small. We should be very happy that Mike put these on here for us to see how these types of volcanos behave and how the islands of Hawai'i formed over many 10's of millions of years. Cool!
nemataslg 3 years ago
absolutely remarkable.
6:44..wow!
Dhragonfly 3 years ago
That's so strange looking it almost looks fake.
willisp2 3 years ago
Volcanos are fascinating!
I'm currently trying to recreate a volcanic eruption as a computer special effect, so this footage is really interesting for me
dkp12020 4 years ago
nice video, awful voice...
matosale 4 years ago
darn ,what can i say, earth in action
kiwicockers 4 years ago