La Palma is rumbling - What are the implications of a 40 foot Tsunami along the east coast?

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Megatardingo said:
As I see what's going on all I could think of was "and Pompei got fucked by this?" they truly were sissies in ancient times.
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There are two different types of Volcano’s.

Strombolian, which is like this or the Hawaiian ones. Smooth non crunchy lava that flows freely. So they spit out lots of Lave, but very little kaboom. Geologic diarrhea.

Vulcanian (or Vesuvian) Crunchy high silica lava that forms plug in the vents. Gets stopped up and builds massive pressure until kaboom! Geologic constipation.
 
RodgerDodger said:
There are two different types of Volcano’s.

Strombolian, which is like this or the Hawaiian ones. Smooth non crunchy lava that flows freely. So they spit out lots of Lave, but very little kaboom. Geologic diarrhea.

Vulcanian (or Vesuvian) Crunchy high silica lava that forms plug in the vents. Gets stopped up and builds massive pressure until kaboom! Geologic constipation.
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Well stop throwing your taco bell into geothermal vents and this wouldn't happen, get your shit together vulvavians
 
200 earthquakes since yesterday. Do all of you East coaster have flood insurance? No? Well it probably won’t matter. Your next of kin would just spend it on booze and hookers anyway.
 
I've noticed over the past couple months that whenever people declare the volcano is done and everything is winding down the volcano gets stronger than ever the very next day.
 
Jimothy said:
I've noticed over the past couple months that whenever people declare the volcano is done and everything is winding down the volcano gets stronger than ever the very next day.
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The volcano is a giant fucking pussy that doesn't have the balls to wipe out the east coast. Tiny bitch VE3 volcano.





Did it work?
 
La Palma registered yesterday 300 earthquakes in one day, record since the eruption began (the record so far was 217 earthquakes registered on October 24). This rebound occurs when for several days there was a downward trend in several indicators of the activity of the volcano, including seismicity. (Source)

A new flow lava is rushing towards the Atlantic ocean, at speeds that have reached 70 meters per hour between the mountains of Todoque and La Laguna. (Source)

Look at this video:

This one shows lava reaching the ocean:


And a couple of beautiful pictures:
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Prosopagnosia said:
La Palma registered yesterday 300 earthquakes in one day, record since the eruption began (the record so far was 217 earthquakes registered on October 24). This rebound occurs when for several days there was a downward trend in several indicators of the activity of the volcano, including seismicity. (Source)

A new flow lava is rushing towards the Atlantic ocean, at speeds that have reached 70 meters per hour between the mountains of Todoque and La Laguna. (Source)

Look at this video:
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This one shows lava reaching the ocean:
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And a couple of beautiful pictures:
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thats Mother Nature at its finest
 
The sound on some of the livestreams right now sounds like bacon in a pan, is it pouring rain on the island? Can't see shit aside from buildings on fire to tell one way or another but that's not the sound of volcano stuff, right? Sounds like heavy rain falling on concrete.
 
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