Is The World Getting Ready To Witness A Super Volcano Super Eruption ?

nope not anymore happened 3 days ago with extinction protocol and it resulted in 4 asteroid flybys that eh damn flew away instead of filling it?

So it's over /:

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You don't understand this world...it will continue for eons...

Fissures Growing, Lake Level Dropping

put the entire volume of Lake Taal contacting the Magma Chamber

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try this

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If you delete most of the link it takes you here.

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They flew a helicopter close to the volcano, remember the green paradise just days earlier from that couple's video?

Now look at it.

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Ignore that link, twitter links dont seem to work here. Tt's third down on the previous post link, again here:

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Wow.

Is the Lake Level dropping or is it being displaced cause of the ground raising in the South West

this would also cause the river to dry up

A small lake on an island that sits within the broader Taal volcano in the Philippines has completely disappeared during the past few days of eruptions, according to new satellite imagery and news reports.

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your poles are flipping
magnetism is a force humans cant grasp fully
you cant see it
but you see the affects of it
its a scale
nature flips the scales when balance is teetering
birth pains...
heart is a crucial factor in the existence of life
but you care not to uplift your neighbor
you choose to be a prick and mock him
its ok
for every action there will be a GREATER reaction when it come to the power of nature
you think you are aware with your limited perception of what is actuality?
earth is a thousand fold more aware than all of us combined

Residents say the water level in the upper part of Pansipit River, which is connected to Taal Lake, has gone down by 2-3 feet Phivolcs says the recession of water is normal for the volcano during an eruption: | CarolynBonquin LOOK: Lower portion of Pansipit River has dried up as of 8:40am | CarolynBonquin CarolynBonquin something big coming. Pinatubo 2.0

ground swelling?

To quote the apnews article above:

“We have a seeming lull, but, again, as we emphasized earlier, there is something different happening beneath the volcano,” Ma. Antonio Bornas of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology told reporters, citing continued tremors, steaming and other signs of magma movement.

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It will happen on the West coast of the US. God hates phaggs

Taal is not a vei 8 no matter what it does.

Asia and Australia are gonna get super phuked.

Careful, you are leaking your secret desires onto your posts!

But hey, maybe there could be a tsunami crossing the entire ocean if a super volcano went off in Asia's oceanfront :D

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This article mentions the ground swelling

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Taal Caldera is a Super Volcano

A supervolcano is a large volcano that has had an eruption with a Volcanic Explosivity Index (VEI) of 8, the largest recorded value on the index. This means the volume of deposits for that eruption is greater than 1,000 cubic kilometers (240 cubic miles).

What will the ramifications for the planet be?

Taal Volcano (2½ hours from Manila) is regarded the world’s smallest active volcano and one of its deadliest. It also has the unusual distinction of being the world's only volcano within a lake within a volcano within a lake within a volcano. The largest lake is inside a large volcanic caldera that was produced hundreds of thousands of years ago by a catastrophic eruption by a Supervolcano that was thousands of times larger than Krakatua. Inside the lake is a smaller volcano and lake with a small island topped by a relatively new volcanic crater.

What the Philippines volcano ‘worst-case scenario’ could look like?

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Well let's just say Global Warming would be put on hold for a few decades

Thank you very much! I'm going to start reading that right now!

I hadn't read it before posting, and just finished it - a bit disappointing, they don't really go into the super-volcano thing at all, just the dangers of the usual regular eruptions there - interesting anyway but not really what I was after lol