And WHY NOT? I mean, it’s still 2020.

[Spiky Bugger]

So Krakatoa just blew.

And it’s only April.

 

[Larra]

You know, one of these days those crazy "end of the world" folks are going to be right.

 

[Spiky Bugger]

I’m not sure on how they knew on ”the big one,” in the 1880’s, but it is said that the sound traveled around the world four times and damaged the hearing of people forty miles away.

Big.

 

[southernlady]

You know, one of these days those crazy "end of the world" folks are going to be right.

Unfortunately you are right. At some point, they will be.

 

[DianaCox]

This is actually a video of the much bigger 2018 eruption.

 

[southernlady]

This is actually a video of the much bigger 2018 eruption.

The photo may be from 2018 but it’s being reported by the Associated Press.

 

[southernlady]

I’m not sure on how they knew on ”the big one,” in the 1880’s, but it is said that the sound traveled around the world four times and damaged the hearing of people forty miles away.

Big.

I’ve read that. Now, the only thing that would really top this off is for the Yellowstone caldera to blow.

 

[JackieOnLine]

or a "full rip" 9.0 of the Cascasian Subduction Zone and tsunami!

this is on my mind anyway since I've been watching a geologist live stream lecures from his backyard in Central Washington. most of it isn't that dramatic but it's sure interesting. tomorrow morning 9 AM Pacific time (Happy Easter!) is Super Volcanos

Nick Zenter < link to his youtube channel

 

[k9ophile]

Maybe all those who are convinced that the end of the world is coming will give away all the paper products and hand sanitizer they've hoarded. They won't be needing it, eh?