New Kilauea Volcano Eruption

A link to Streisand Effect.

Oh, yes, I almost forgot.... How about that volcano? The puddle is getting bigger.

a reply to: incoserv

I grew up on Maui and Oahu from 81 to 2000, we had at least 3 eruptions from Kilauea.

I do recommend getting right with Jesus, but Im not getting any end times vibes...unless you count a worldwide pandemic and encroaching socialism, but thats for another thread!

a reply to: Butterfinger

That is the kind of information I was looking for in this thread! Thanks!

Maybe someone could chime in on the current activity of the ring of fire or the activity near the New Madrid fault line?

Some one here is just derailing this subject with a bunch of insults, someone who is doing it because they hate when threads get derailed.

a reply to: Kreeate

Garbage to you, maybe, but inconserv is free to put his opinions out there. Some of us appreciate it. There's no need to get so triggered, especially over something you don't personally believe in. Right?

originally posted by: PiratesCut
La Palma is roaring this morning as well.
Listen to how loud it is

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Did you see the view from Camera #2? That vortex keeps growing bigger and bigger.

originally posted by: LSU2018
Did you see the view from Camera #2? That vortex keeps growing bigger and bigger.

In fluid dynamics, a vortex is a region in a fluid in which the flow revolves around an axis line, and that's not what we are seeing in the photo, is it? I don't think it's a vortex because it's not revolving. Maybe it vaguely resembles some types of vortices but that's not enough to make it a vortex. It's an interesting photo in any case, thanks for posting it.

a reply to: LSU2018

Wtf? Is that normal for a volcano??

originally posted by: SwampFox999
a reply to: LSU2018

Wtf? Is that normal for a volcano??

The plume of smoke/ash is of course pretty normal for a volcano.

The concentric rings in the sky I think might be gravity waves, and the eruption would need to have a certain amount of power to create those, meaning stronger eruptions probably create them, but weaker eruptions might not. Even if gravity waves are created, if the sky is completely clear, you might not see them.

Here's another volcano that produced gravity waves, not to be confused with the similar-sounding gravitational waves which are something completely different.

Gravity Waves Associated with Calbuco Volcanic Eruption

The shock of the volcanic eruption generated mesospheric gravity waves (or “mesospheric airglow waves”) that were evident in the Day/Night Band, shown in the toggle below between the 11.45 µm and the night-time visible imagery.

a reply to: Violater1

Thank you for bringing the videos to us.

I was on the big Island (Hawaii) years ago, and I remember seeing the lava fields and how impressed I was to see plants growing straight from the black rocks. (Such RICH matter)

I also remember viewing one home where the lava flow split right before it hit the home and spread to both sides of that home and left it untouched, as the flow met again past the home, on it's trek to the beach.

btw,
I love GOD and I love Jesus and Buddha, and all humans really (even if I don't LIKE what many do); but I was interested to read the Revelation prophecies related to not only the recent and angry volcano behaviors, but including a mention of all the other horrific absurdities occurring today. Idk whether the end times are near (I do not believe so)... but i DO believe that the behavior of humankind is at a critical junction. Perhaps an end is near again, as past civilizations have come and gone (completely erased), or perhaps we are so evolved, so advanced that THIS period is actively the changing point towards our civilization's harmonic future.