[ SECRET POST #5490 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5490 ⌋

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Comments

Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

Well, it looks like we dodged a bullet with that one. It might The Big One of our times, but as big ones go it was pretty small. The ash levels are pretty low, most of the land mass lost was just tuff and tephra, and most of all the amount of sulphur rich gasses are tiny. Less even than a lot of much smaller volcanoes. The eruption didn't even last all that long. For all the noise, this was a pretty damp squib.

Re: Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

I’m glad! The last time I was in the South Pacific, there had been an eruption, and pumice was all over the beach. Obviously, no one could go on it. But that island wasn’t even hit with the worst of the ash. It was straight up damaging to so many communities. So I was very worried about the damage this might do! But it seems like it was minimal, so that’s wonderful news!

Re: Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I saw the before and after pix and h o l y c r a p, they were amazing! Just the entire cone of the volcano, gone! And as we were under a tsunami advisory because of it (California coast), I'm beyond relieved that it wasn't too bad.

Re: Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

What do you mean by a "big one?" If you want something akin to the Year Without a Summer, those just don't happen often enough that every lifetime/generation/civilization/historical era gets one.

Re: Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

That would be an epic one, but nah, big one as in a Mt St Helens type.

Re: Hunga Tonga

[(Anonymous)]

As long as either happens in an uninhabited area far enough away that no one loses their home or dies and entire species don't go extinct or lose their habitat, it would be cool to see, but idk if anywhere on Earth is remote enough that a Krakatoa level eruption wouldn't kill or seriously injure people or ecosystems.