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

Notice the smoke colors tonight? See how they are all 3 the same color?

Main vent, lower lava fountain, ocean lava fall.

We got water in the system.

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The thing about NY and the surrounding Great Lakes region, is they haven't discovered the volcano that was responsible for evaporating the sea water, forming the vast salt deposits, and heated the water allowing coral reefs to flourish.

I just got done watching the History Channel, regarding how the Great Lakes were formed, and I can now see why people who may have evacuated off of La Palma at the beginning of the eruption may have returned, thinking this eruption is not much different from all the previous ones. Any one of those eruptions could have took off into a much larger eruption.

In the Great Lakes video, rock formations were mis-identified as evidence of glacial activity, when I think they look more like they're volcanic. Such as, the great weight of the glacial ice, as it flowed down from the north, it gouged out the over 1000 foot deep lake. But the lake is level, with a great dip in the middle, same as the other lakes, except for Superior Lake, which has pumice floating along the shore, and vast amounts of iron rich ore in Minnesota, which I have seen personally. In fact it is very difficult to use a CB radio up there, because of all the iron nearby.

Oh, the video also stated that the enormous salt caverns under Lake Erie are 1,700 feet under the lake. Kinda difficult to evaporate water that far below sea level. Gonna be interesting when they find the volcanic system that created all that.

The map is blank for me at the National Data Buoy website where all the bouys used to appear between La Palma and the US east coast . I find that disconcerting because it was somewhat comforting to look at that page that I had saved from a link here and see the inactive buoy markers on the map . It is blank now .

This link : [link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov (secure)]

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I'll have to watch that one. Thanks for bringing it up.

I had forgotten about a conversation I had one here, years ago, with ST in BG. The alien guy? He posted that there was an inactive volcano under a golf course in Bowling Green. I got mad at him because I grew up in the area and never before or since had heard of it, BUT, I've never forgotten about it. I've never found verification and I kind of forgot about it, but now that we've moved back up here, I'll have to do some digging again.

We never learned about possible volcanic activity here in school, just the glacial theories, mostly because of the Glacial Grooves on Kelley's Island. We used to be able to walk on them and check them out. Last time we were over there, they were fenced off and a group was studying them.