Cumbre Vieja volcano post eruption phase! Time to say goodbye for volcano-thank you for all support :)

Reminds me of the 40 year old that still talks about their glory high school days.

My thought is always, if you are 40 years old and still bloating about your glory days in high school or college, does not say much for your current accomplishments in life.

Poster is right, you are a narcissist. Sorry you do not have anyone in your life that can give you a dose of reality. Seems like you have been missing that your whole life. Obviously for good reasons.

God gave you two ears and 1 mouth for a reason. Seems you have about 10 mouths.

Being both active and on the equator during the apocalypse this thing can wind up in many states of fubar. I prefer a little puff of smoke followed by deep sleep but Im not in charge

I guess we can pray our flight isn't during winter

I’ll let you ride my comment like a coat tail while you add your spices to swallow

More ash and gases..


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Las Manchas Cemetery invaded by Lava, December 2nd, 2021


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Status at La Palma, Lunchtime, December 2nd, 2021


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GutnTog

New cone north east of volcano growing at the new vent. Lava jets and ash emitted. From Gamez Mount.


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Woooosah

Wrong. He gave me words and a mind.

You keep stepping. I keep typing.

Twat.

Ain’t nothing to ride. You were only partially correct. You failed to understand the conversation was about a volcanic system.

NOT THE DAMN MANTLE.

Impact of Acid Rain on Plants, December 2, 2021


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Something is happening.
The volcano has suddenly stopped ejecting and fell silent after the earthquake.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1466522964338294788

False alarm, it's back on its track...

https://twitter.com/_/status/1466531582139899909

Last Edited by The Youth on 12/02/2021 05:22 PM

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Magnitude ML 3.2
Region CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION
Date time 2021-12-02 22:00:31.7 UTC
Location 28.57 N ; 17.84 W
Depth 11 km

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Magnitude ML 3.0
Region CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION
Date time 2021-12-02 22:12:36.9 UTC
Location 28.58 N ; 17.82 W
Depth 11 km

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Magnitude ML 4.2
Region CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REGION
Date time 2021-12-02 21:11:41.6 UTC
Location 28.59 N ; 17.72 W
Depth 21 km

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Last Edited by Paranoiaaaaa on 12/02/2021 05:22 PM

Ejecting here. Weird. And weirder.

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Oh you poor thing. No images for you.

The eruption of #LaPalma this afternoon by @EADSuarez
( @IGNSpain )
The intense emission of pyroclasts that continue to grow the secondary cone is observed

https://twitter.com/_/status/1466487348229718025

Jet has reached a maximum height of 400-500 meters
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What you should realize, for your own benefit, is that treating other posters as weather they were mental minors to be enlightened by your absolute knowledge about the subject, is unfair and dishonest.

If you want to "enlighten" others (something no one has asked you to do), what need do you have to belittle, systematically, information from other posters?

Because you do it in every post.

You claim your right to write whatever you want. But, every time, when someone writes something, you jump to tell him (her) that he (she) is wrong and that you know better. The freedom you claim for yourself, you don't apply to others.

Honestly. I neither know you nor judge you as a human being. I don't know you, but the arrogance you transmit, wanting to know everything, and despising others, is a portrait that, someday, you will want to erase.

You want freedom? Let people be free.

A salute

yes, sprinkle more Tony's Shenanigans all over and eat up yum yum

No. I do it to trolls … 99% of the time.
Stop generalizing. You are going to hate yourself into the ground.

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But CleverC has researched and knows exactly what is happening
mostly due to her college credits 20 years ago
and applies that to becoming more educated than the experts.

Scientist are using supercomputers and are still baffled
CC is using a keyboard and understands more.





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December 2, 2021

By Aritz Parra and Emilio Morenatti Associated Press
LAS MANCHAS, CANARY ISLANDS

But despite recent technological and scientific leaps, the researchers can only do a lot of estimating of what happens in the underworld where magma is formed

“There has been a lot of progress in the last 30 or 40 years in the understanding of geological and evolutionary processes,
but it’s still difficult to know for sure what happens at 40 to 80 kilometers [25 to 50 miles] of depth,”
said Pedro Hernández, an expert with the Canary Islands’ volcanology institute, Involcan.

“We are probably beginning to know the stars better than what happens under our feet,” he said.

When magma started accumulating deep under La Palma’s Cumbre Vieja range, scientists were measuring the surge on the land’s surface, concentrations of quakes known as seismic swarms, and other signs of an impending eruption. They weren’t able to predict the exact time of the eruption, but their assessments prompted authorities to begin the first evacuations just hours before it took place on Sept. 19.


Much of that is due to new technologies in volcanology: everything from drones that allow scientists to peek into a volcanic cauldron to supercomputers that run prediction algorithms.

Bolded Relevant to previous conversation.

But CleverC has researched and knows exactly what is happening
mostly due to her college credits 20 years ago
and applies that to becoming more educated than the experts.

Scientist are using supercomputers and are still baffled
CC is using a keyboard and understands more.





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December 2, 2021

By Aritz Parra and Emilio Morenatti Associated Press
LAS MANCHAS, CANARY ISLANDS

But despite recent technological and scientific leaps, the researchers can only do a lot of estimating of what happens in the underworld where magma is formed

“There has been a lot of progress in the last 30 or 40 years in the understanding of geological and evolutionary processes,
but it’s still difficult to know for sure what happens at 40 to 80 kilometers [25 to 50 miles] of depth,”
said Pedro Hernández, an expert with the Canary Islands’ volcanology institute, Involcan.

“We are probably beginning to know the stars better than what happens under our feet,” he said.

When magma started accumulating deep under La Palma’s Cumbre Vieja range, scientists were measuring the surge on the land’s surface, concentrations of quakes known as seismic swarms, and other signs of an impending eruption. They weren’t able to predict the exact time of the eruption, but their assessments prompted authorities to begin the first evacuations just hours before it took place on Sept. 19.


Much of that is due to new technologies in volcanology: everything from drones that allow scientists to peek into a volcanic cauldron to supercomputers that run prediction algorithms.

Obviously, she cannot comprehend.

being a smart ass isn't the same as being clever