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THIS OCEAN WATER IS MORE DANGEROUS THAT SULFURIC ACID

OCEAN IS MOST POWERFULL

By Haseeb SiddiqPublished 2 years ago 7 min read
THIS OCEAN WATER IS MORE DANGEROUS THAT SULFURIC ACID
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An anvil cloud is a big cloud made of ice particles. It forms at the top of tall thunderstorms or huge cumulonimbus clouds. The flat top shape is caused by rising air in the storm. The air spreads out when it hits the stratosphere. That's why it's called an anvil. The air from the anvil cloud is cooler, which keeps it from going higher. You can spot anvil clouds from far away, sometimes over 100 miles. Just like the tool metal workers use, they have a distinctive shape

hey don't freak out those Red Waters you

see aren't blood oceans it's just a

natural occurrence called the red tide

red Tides often happen in Florida

especially in the West Florida shelf and

they can stick around for weeks or even

months they're basically caused by an

increase in algae levels hence the color

those algae produce toxins that can be

harmful to marine life they can also be

bad news for us humans causing symptoms

like upset stomach and uh urgent

bathroom trips if you're picking up what

I'm putting

down volcanoes are super scary but

there's nothing scarier than getting

taken out by a pyroclastic flow these

fiery flows move crazy fast and reach

insane temperatures like hotter than

your oven on a pizza night they're like

a fireworks show of volcanic eruptions

filled with Ash lava and Hot Gas

speeding Down Mountain at 50 mph some

researchers claim they might even hit

speeds of 450

mph almost as fast as a passenger jet if

you're unlucky enough to be in the path

of a flow you're in big trouble the heat

alone can turn you into a human barbecue

even if you try to hide in a building

the air around the flow can reach

temperatures high enough to fry your

insides burn your clothes off and leave

metal melted into your skin which almost

sounds sounds like a Marvel origin story

however a lot of people have met their

end because of these flows but there's

one crazy story about a guy named luer

silaris still sounding like an origin

story so on the 7th of May 1902 there

was a major eruption on the island of

Marque the night before silaris had

gotten into trouble and ended up in jail

maybe this is a villain origin story

he'd been locked in a sturdy cell facing

away from the volcano the next morning

Mount Pella unexpectedly erupted

destroying St Pierre within minutes the

flows wiped out around 30,000 people but

SE Baris survived in his cell and became

known as the guy who lived through

Doomsday the rescue team found him 4

days later by the way the cell still

stands today I hope somebody tested him

for

superpowers back on August 21st 198 6 a

guy stumbled upon some animals showing

no signs of Life on his way to Neo's

Village in Cameroon to his shock he

later found out that everyone in the

village had mysteriously passed away the

same thing happened at Lake manown in

1984 turns out those tragic incidents

were caused by something called limnic

eruptions which are pretty rare

disasters where carbon dioxide suddenly

bursts out of lake waters creating a

hazardous gas cloud these type of

eruptions usually happen in lakes with

high levels of CO2 which can be caused

by things like volcanic gases and high

pressure any little change in

temperature or pressure can set off an

eruption so experts have started looking

into ways to safely releasee CO2 from

Lakes like manown and noos in order to

lower the risk of more disasters in the

future in March 2024 a video captured a

terrifying moment of a woman

disappearing ing into a sinkhole while

browsing through a Chinese department

store guess she got more than she

bargained

for moving on the scene unfolded as the

floor beneath her gave way sending her

plummeting into the abyss in the midst

of the chaos another customer

frantically ran away before returning to

check on the woman who had fallen their

quick thinking and the Swift response of

emergency crews and firefighters saved

the day resulting in only minor injuries

for both women I'm glad that lady

checked on her because I would be

gone an anvil cloud is basically a big

cloud made of ice particles that forms

at the top of really tall thunderstorms

or those huge kimon nimbus clouds the

flat top shape is caused by the air

rising in the storm and spreading out

when it hits the stratosphere that's why

it's called an anvil it looks like the

tool metal workers use duh the air from

the anvil cloud is cooler than the

stratosphere air which which keeps it

from going any higher you can spot anvil

clouds from really far away sometimes

over 100 miles often you might see

streaks of snow coming from the edge of

the cloud known as verga the snow

disappears before hitting the ground

because of the dry air if you notice

clouds poking through the flat top or

bubbling up it's an overshooting top a

sign of a super strong storm anvils are

known for producing dangerous lightning

normally lightning comes from the bottom

of a storm flood anvil clouds can

produce really powerful lightning from

the top this lightning can strike out of

nowhere even from up to 30 m away so

keep an eye on those anvil clouds if you

see one forming

nearby Lars are no joke they're

basically fast-moving super dangerous

streams of rock Ash and water that come

down the slopes of volcanoes it's

important for everyone to be aware of

them scientists policy makers and even

us regular Folks by understanding how

lahars work and their potential impact

we can try to stay safe when volcanoes

start acting up saving lives during

natural disasters is the name of the

game there are two main types of lahars

debris lahars and mud flow Lars debris

lahars are full of solid stuff like

rocks and Ash while mud flow lahars are

more water logged and sludgy lahars can

be triggered by the rapid melting of

snow or ice heavy rain falling on loose

volcanic material or even a crater-like

eruption the volcano's characteristics

and presence of water are key factors in

how Lahar form and move downhill when

Lars come barreling down mountains at

speeds of up to 120 mph carrying loads

of debris it's a recipe for disaster

unless you have a surfboard but I doubt

you'll have a surfboard on a volcano

just saying also it won't

work going to the beach for a sunny

vacation is the best there's nothing

like basking in the sun feeling sand

between your toes and hearing waves

crash against the shore but even though

it's all relaxing and picture perfect

always keep an eye on the water and

never turn your back on the ocean you

may know about rip currents and Tides

but have you ever heard of square waves

it's a real thing and it can be pretty

scary square waves also known as cross

Seas happen when two swells meet forming

a unique Square pattern that looks like

a checkerboard they can be found along

coastal areas and while they are rare

they can create waves up to 10 ft high

and make it tough for boats and swimmers

to maneuver if you find yourself in the

water with square waves you might feel

like you're fighting against two

different currents the best thing to do

is to not go too far out to begin with

and get out of the water as soon as the

waves become too strong square waves are

more dangerous for boats and ships so

it's best to stick to the shallow Waters

and stay stay

safe whirlpools and maelstroms are

powerful natural forces that have scared

Sailors for years they happen when

certain weather and current conditions

come together just right most of them

are safe if you stay away but let's see

what they really are and how they form a

Whirlpool is basically water that starts

spinning when two currents meet or one

current hits something solid like a wall

they can be big or small depending on

the speed of the water and and waves

most aren't dangerous but there are also

maelstroms which are large forceful and

violent whirlpools caused by ocean tides

and narrow Straits tidal currents in

places like Norway's salt stromman and

mock strowman can create massive

whirlpools Scotland's corre and

Whirlpool is one of the world's largest

other examples of whirlpools can be

found in Japan Canada and New Zealand

are they portals they're definitely not

portals

researchers have recently looked into

ancient underwater volcanic eruptions

and how they affected Earth's climate

they studied materials from Bronze Age

eruptions to learn more about their

scale dangers and impact on climate for

example one eruption about 3,600 years

ago in the aanc caused chaos in

Santorini the study focused on this

event to understand its importance by

analyzing volcanic deposits the

researchers gained insight into how

future eruptions could affect climate

they discovered that sediment waves from

shallow underwater eruptions could lead

to tsunamis and impact the ocean floor

these findings help us understand how

underwater volcanic eruptions relate to

the marine environment which can help us

predict climate changes in the

future that's it for today so hey if you

pacified your curiosity then give the

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on these videos and stay on the bright

side

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