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PaceAdvantage 01-15-2022 01:03 PM

Satellite image of underwater volcano explosion
 
Pretty insane....


PaceAdvantage 01-15-2022 01:06 PM

If you watch the video starting at the 2:40 mark, does she say the satellite image being viewed is from a "lightning" detecting satellite...and given all the red and yellow, does that mean the volcano blast produced lightning? Or did it mistake the blast for lightning?

Jeff P 01-15-2022 01:25 PM

Weather satellites have the ability to detect radio waves caused by lightning. Many of the newer weather satellites are equipped with optical scanners that can detect lightning.

Apparently, volcanic eruptions do have the ability to generate lightning during the early stages of an eruption - which in turn would generate radio waves that could be detected by older weather satellites. And newer satellites equipped with optical lightning scanners should be able to detect volcanic lightning.



-jp

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davew 01-15-2022 02:06 PM

I wonder how many degrees it warmed the ocean, how much carbon dioxide was released into the atmosphere and how it was caused by petroleum usage?

PaceAdvantage 01-15-2022 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeff P (Post 2780018)
Weather satellites have the ability to detect radio waves caused by lightning. Many of the newer weather satellites are equipped with optical scanners that can detect lightning.

Apparently, volcanic eruptions do have the ability to generate lightning during the early stages of an eruption - which in turn would generate radio waves that could be detected by older weather satellites. And newer satellites equipped with optical lightning scanners should be able to detect volcanic lightning.



-jp

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Considering this was an underwater volcanic explosion, I continue to wonder about the lightning part...

JustRalph 01-15-2022 10:18 PM

Not buying this volcano shit. Somebody set off a bomb!

PaceAdvantage 01-16-2022 12:02 AM

I learned not too long ago that this volcano was declared DORMANT just four days ago.

No joke.

https://www.1news.co.nz/2022/01/15/w...ning-in-place/

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The volcano had been active from 20 December 2021 but was declared dormant on 11 January.
SCIENCE!

Inner Dirt 01-16-2022 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage (Post 2780142)
I learned not too long ago that this volcano was declared DORMANT just four days ago.

No joke.

https://www.1news.co.nz/2022/01/15/w...ning-in-place/



SCIENCE!


But, but, the data is always evolving so science is never wrong. Started drinking early today, excuse my inner Democrat for coming out.

jimmyb 01-16-2022 02:14 PM

Waiting for the Thunberg and Kerry show to chime in with "it's because of climate change".

Jeff P 01-16-2022 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage (Post 2780034)
Considering this was an underwater volcanic explosion, I continue to wonder about the lightning part...

What Causes Eerie Volcanic Lightning?
https://www.livescience.com/54443-ho...ing-works.html

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Two new studies reveal different reasons for lightning above erupting volcanoes. One cause is static electricity, from particles rubbing together in dense ash clouds near the ground. The other source of lightning happens near the stratosphere, high above the Earth's surface, where jockeying ice crystals unleash powerful jolts. [Images: Grimsvotn Volcano Puts on Lightning Show]

At Sakurajima volcano in Japan, ash particles are responsible for lightning that strikes near the ground, researchers led by Corrado Cimarelli, a volcanologist at Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, reported Feb. 23 in the journal Geophysical Research Letters. For that study, the scientists recorded video of volcanic lightning at Sakurajima, one of the world's most active volcanoes. By comparing the video to infrasound and electromagnetic data, the researchers discovered thick clouds of ash give rise to static electricity. The particles rub together and the resulting charge buildup generates lightning strikes. (This is called triboelectricity.)
I'm guessing the plume was more than hot enough to vaporize sea water.

As the plume rose it reached a point where enough sea water had been vaporized that the ash particles were dry enough to generate enough static electricity to become lightning - which was picked up by the satellite.



-jp

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davew 01-16-2022 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by jimmyb (Post 2780232)
Waiting for the Thunberg and Kerry show to chime in with "it's because of climate change".

COME ON MAN, it is causing climate change.


they didn't happen to see a missile from North Korea heading that way before the eruption did they?

JustRalph 01-16-2022 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by davew (Post 2780255)
they didn't happen to see a missile from North Korea heading that way before the eruption did they?

That was not a natural event. If you have ever spent anytime on a bombing range………you would know

davew 01-16-2022 05:02 PM

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Originally Posted by JustRalph (Post 2780259)
That was not a natural event. If you have ever spent anytime on a bombing range………you would know

any missing submarines with nuclear capabities?

JustRalph 01-16-2022 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by davew (Post 2780262)
any missing submarines with nuclear capabities?

I have seen a couple of vids online that made me think just that.

geroge.burns99 01-16-2022 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage (Post 2780006)

Same effect when I fart in the tub ;)


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