Volcano 2023 Thread

[Lumberlegs]

Let this be another banger year

[mohs]

I'm betting on the solar flare taking out the magnetknohsosphere




everyday its some gap crisis

thankfully TJ had Carne Asada Green Chili Burro's
its the little thing in the gap that
that makes mohs

[mohs]

recall reading about this
this volcano that formed suddenly
out this guys cornfield



en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Par%C3%ADcutin

[jamesp]

"When glaciers retreat, the pressure lifts and volcanic activity surges. “After glaciers are removed the surface pressure decreases, and the magmas more easily propagate to the surface and thus erupt,” Swindles wrote in an e-mail to Scientific American."

www.scientificamerican.com/article/get-ready-for-more-volcanic-eruptions-as-the-planet-warms/


Every valley shall be filled in, every mountain and hill made low.

Zagar and Evans

[parfive]

Speaking of glaciers, James . . .

Washington’s Hinman Glacier gone after thousands of years
apnews.com/article/seattle-washington-climate-and-environment-glaciers-7728bc6812f45a76ac15deb406624e0e

[Lumberlegs]

[RWA3006]

Lumberlegs I enjoyed the scenery in the Iceland video and it reminded me of my ancestors who helped colonize the place 1100 years ago. I've always been enchanted by the desolate landscape of places like this. Love to watch volcanic eruptions also.

[Lumberlegs]

RWA3006 I've learned a lot of Iceland recently, never really knowing much about it until I started getting back into volcanoes.

I really hope he gets a chance to get his aerial video that he's hoping for, once in a lifetime shot.

Have you been to Craters of the Moon in Idaho? I didn't have time to stop when I rolled thru earlier this year, but I think I would get a kick out of exploring it. There was some impressive roadside views coming into Twin Falls as well.

That's impressive you could trace your ancestry back that far, my family was only able to go back a few hundred years back to England

[RWA3006]

Feb 19, 2023 6:36:07 GMT -5 Lumberlegs said:

RWA3006 I've learned a lot of Iceland recently, never really knowing much about it until I started getting back into volcanoes.

I really hope he gets a chance to get his aerial video that he's hoping for, once in a lifetime shot.

Have you been to Craters of the Moon in Idaho? I didn't have time to stop when I rolled thru earlier this year, but I think I would get a kick out of exploring it. There was some impressive roadside views coming into Twin Falls as well.

That's impressive you could trace your ancestry back that far, my family was only able to go back a few hundred years back to England

Yes, I've been to the craters and it's worth seeing. Because my paternal uncle and maternal aunt are hard core genealogists, I have several lines traced back almost a couple thousand years. Interestingly a couple lines bounce back and forth between Norway and Iceland for hundreds of years. Those Vikings covered a lot of country.

[Lumberlegs]

Just a way of life in this area..