Eruption Column News Today

An eruption of Papua New Guinea’s tallest volcano that raised regional tsunami fears subsided Tuesday, but thick ash still billowed into the sky and coated roof

Last year's volcanic eruption in the Pacific caused the fastest underwater flows ever recorded.

Natalie is just dumb founded with with this footage. you should be too. its only about been recorded about 200 times in the span of lets say 50 to 100 years they documented this type of stuff. very rare event. nice weather piece to discuss. lets talk about why this happens. back to my graphics and again just one more astounding picture of the lightning within this eruption column. basically what we are seeing is this volcano was so exclusive, it sentd degree way into the atmosphere. roughly 65,0...

65,000 feet. explosive eruption carries that debris way up there and that rock and that ash starts to become positively charged. so basically what we are doing is separating the charge of neutrality and negative charge to electronics. basically allowing for that static electricity or lightning bolt to form. and we get that within the volcano and creates a spectacular site. i like to call this the fusion of light. it is basically mother nature balancing charges. what an amazing thing. what a spen...

Were talking $1,500, some even as high at $7,500. the showdown happens saturday, may 2nd. weve been telling you about that volcano in chile. lightning erupted, as well. >> every time i see these photos floating around on social media, they get better and better. i have to show you, the audience really needs to say this. this is incredible stuff. lightning within the eruption column of the volcano. this stuff is spectacular. mother nature at its best. no reports of injuries or fatalities from t...

Volcano because of the proximity of 300,000 people living within a 40-kilometer radius of this very active volcano. it erupted four different time in the last five months. this time shooting ash 3 1/2 kilometers into the atmosphere. look at the footage from that region. can you see what im talking about. what youre looking a the now behind us, or at least near a tv screen, is, well, eruption column. thats ash and mixing into the atmosphere, 3 kilometers above. and what you see now is called a py...