Forget Yellowstone - These EIGHT Supervolcanoes Could Destroy The World | Answers With Joe

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Supervolcanoes are bigger than you think, and there are more of them than you think. There are, in fact, eight supervolcanoes around the world that have changed the geography of continents and caused mass extinctions. What are these volcanoes? What causes them, and most importantly, could we survive one?
Today we take a deep dive into one of the most destructive forces on the planet. And if you think that supervolcanoes have been over-hyped... trust me, they haven't.
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@gager73 2 года назад

Nothing like waking up to Joe with a friendly reminder of how easily we can all die! Always adds to my daily view of Mount St. Helens.

@thejokestersquad3686 2 года назад

Ew a bot

@matheussanthiago9685 2 года назад

just keep any son of poseidon far from the mount and you'll be fine

@aserta 2 года назад

You're likelier to die from old age than getting merked by a volcano, especially with the early detect systems these sites usually have, but eh, what can ya do. IMO, live today, leave tomorrow to the one day older you.

@therockinboxer 2 года назад

Did you hear? Were gonna die! 😀

@sirfer6969 2 года назад

@@therockinboxer Not only that, we're ALL gonna die!!!1!!1! As soon as I saw the bay of Santorini in the first few minutes I recognised what it was straight away and it gave me chills.

@WookieZoo 2 года назад

"Number dyslexia" is called dyscalcula. Learned this when I stumbled into my dyslexia diagnosis. Would love to see a video on dyslexia if you get around to it. Very different and more complex than what most people think. Thanks for all the great videos!

@lostbutfreesoul 2 года назад

Dysgraphia here... the number of different types of 'dyslexia' out there is curious in and of itself.

@WookieZoo 2 года назад

@@lostbutfreesoul ha! True. It was interesting opening this box to find a much more nuanced spectrum than just "oh you flip b and d around". I am specifically dysphonic, meaning I mishear a lot and have trouble with spelling, spell check is my best friend.

@TopHatNinja68 2 года назад

@@WookieZoo also bad though because I've become so dependent on it now I have exams where I can't spell anything.

@myscreen2urs 2 года назад

Dyscalcula? The count? 🧛🙃

@MissMTurner 2 года назад

*dyscalculia (I discovered there was a name for my own numerical challenges in my 30s after years of just thinking I was somehow defective for not being able to "get" even basic math the way most children could.)

@teslapc 2 года назад

In a semi recent documentary about mnt st helens, they were trying to figure out what all the earthquakes meant. A very respected volcanologist said “we have realized we know nothing about volcanoes”

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

LOL.

@overthedio97 2 года назад

I bed they are feeling that even harder with the recent explosion from Hunga Tunga Hunga Ha’apai. That was not expected at all

@anonthehousemouse 9 месяцев назад

The wisest thing any human can say is "I know nothing."

@joshjones6072 4 месяца назад

Two of my Geology Professor's colleagues (geologists too) were vaporized when Mt. Saint Helens erupted suddenly and sent down the burning ash cloud "nuée ardente". There were 20 monitoring the volcano spaced around it.

@CataclysmZA 2 года назад

Ah yes, RU-vid might think it's a good idea that today, of all days, I might want to watch a video about supervolcanoes. Yep.

@asralyn7339 2 года назад

I am blown away by how often Joe picks topics I'm interested in, goes on to talk about what I already know... and then absolutely floor me with information I've never heard. I love his deep dives into research so much.

@scottdowney4318 2 года назад

And they were all a type of socialists. Socialists are busybodies that think they know better what is good for you, and if given the power, will go to extremes in their quest, against the freedoms of choice for people and what is perceived as generally good and right by the common man, time always tells that tale. I knew a Romanian who lived under socialism and he said life was bad.

@onthebeachinsitges 2 года назад

@@scottdowney4318 how many generalisations can you fit into a wholly irrelevant comment?

@abelmeelker6908 2 года назад

@@scottdowney4318 wtf is this comment

@tenormdness 2 года назад

Me too!!! And my name is Joe, and I have a beard, and I live in Texas. I really want to know if my Dad ever “met” his mom.

@Dr.White_PHD 2 года назад

Volcanoes are like a chicks buttcheeks while she’s running. They slide together creating friction. If there’s no sweat, it can create a rash. If there’s sweat then you crate dingleberries that rise to the top and have to eventually be cut out with scissors.

@scotley 2 года назад

As a kiwi, living relatively close to Taupo, it took me most of the section about lake Taupo before I realized Joe was talking about New Zealand. Awesome video, but butchered the pronunciation!

@darkhighwayman1757 2 года назад

How is it pronounced?

@ManicEngine 2 года назад

@@darkhighwayman1757 tau like how, po like joe... Tau-po

@darkhighwayman1757 2 года назад

@@ManicEngine thanks mate

@russc788 2 года назад

@@ManicEngine That's how most pronounce it. I don't think it's the proper pronunciation though

@freemanjewelryworkshop 2 года назад

@@russc788 is correct, that’s not quite right, but is a good guide. Listening to it pronounced perfectly is beautiful ♥️

@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 2 года назад

It's actually pretty eye opening how many people would actually pass away if the Yellowstone did erupt

@rosiehawtrey 2 года назад

Inbredistanis wiped off the planet - I feel a strange lack of sympathy in the force.

@murrayg 2 года назад

I don't think "pass away" is the right terminology for violent death via fiery apocalypse

@guidedmeditation2396 2 года назад

Have you been to Yellowstone? If not then you should go before its too late. It will be a high point in your life as it is like nothing you will see again. Just knowing it could erupt at any moment heightens your senses and seeing things like steam shooting out of a crack in the middle of an asphalt parking lot really brings the message home. You are walking on the thin crust of a massive sea of molten lava. Some entire loops and geyser areas have to be closed because the roads have melted and new geysers are spewing from the middle of the road or right on the side painted line.

@Hellmuth4 2 года назад

texas will be missed

@jcm028 2 года назад

Just dawned on me that the ash cloud would move largely straight east......and i'd be one of the first to go....eff.

@lucygeorge8161 Год назад

You mentioned the Taupo eruption..there was one more before it from the same magma system called the whakamaru ignimbrite ejected literally nearly twice as much as the oaranui eruption at around 2000km3

@mrallelectriccarlunacy 2 года назад

This video was awesome, start to finish. If filmmakers were paying attention, Joe just outlined the plot for some very compelling stories I’d definitely stream.

@zwerko 2 года назад

There is that dramamentary TV movie called Supervolcano that focuses on what could happen during and after a super-volcano (Yellowstone) eruption. It's rather entertaining and a tad-bit unnerving...

@owenb6499 2 года назад

Every Joe Scott video is like this he is amazing

@Bipandeep9t9 2 года назад

Noice

@erictheepic5019 2 года назад

Read 'Outland' by Dennis E. Taylor. Quite good sci-fi book about Yellowstone blowing its top, and how a bunch of college students survive the apocalypse via their dissertation.

@henricomonterosa4534 2 года назад

Hire Joe! 🔥🤩

@FugaxContrapunctus 2 года назад

"Yet another beautiful day to wonder whether or why it's even worth existing in the first place." -An existential vulcanologist, probably.

@myscreen2urs 2 года назад

I'm sure that the vulcanologist would say, "Live long and prosper 🖖"

@bobbyunger2758 2 года назад

I don't like being terrified but Joe does it in such an entertaining way that I can't help but watch. He is by far one of the best science communicators in the world and I hope he gets that recognition. I think one day we'll look back and say that we knew him before he got megafamous and got his television series.

@brianesbaugh6897 2 года назад

Another great video! Such great content and so well presented with a perfect blend of information and humour

@drewlomax7837 2 года назад

8:21 "single most energetic event to have happened in the history of the planet" Theia would like a word with you, Joe... and that word is "Moon."

@Wordsmiths 2 года назад

...and Drew Lomax takes that trick for sure. Bid and won.

@joescott 2 года назад

AcTUalLY... 😄 Obviously aside from that one.

@larryrebecca5719 2 года назад

Oh yeah That's great idea

@alethearia 2 года назад

Yeah! I'd like a word! No one gives me credit! 🤣

@PoochieCollins 2 года назад

@Drew : yeah, Joe would've been correct if he added, "since the beginning of complex life." The planet collision that created the Moon fortunately isn't possible anymore, even on large time scales.

@My_initials_are_O.G.cuz_I_am 2 года назад

3:13>> Yes, megameter [Mm] is technically a thing. It's perfectly correct to say that the circumference of the Earth is about 40Mm, or that the average distance to the Sun is about 149.6Gm, or that Proxima Centauri is 40 petameters and 208 terameters or 40,208Pm away. Just a little correction though, you seem to have forgotten about the cube factor, a Mm³ is 1'000'000'000 Km³.

@user-lv7ph7hs7l 2 года назад

The most common one is just m. For example 1 km = 1 x 10^3 m and so until it makes sense to use Parsecs. I saw that a lot. Same with mm. 1 mm would usually be expressed as 1 x 10^-3 m. Little silly for mm but for nanometers and so on it's way easier then remembering the term.

@QuantumBraced 2 года назад

Be careful though, because Windows recognizes a terameter as only 931 gigameters... :p

@JaydragonM 2 года назад

>Pauses video immediately with slightly disturbed and confused face< ... >thinks for a moment< ... >feverishly googles "megameter"< >reads< "Oh, so it *IS* a thing..." ... feels a strange emptiness and lack of satisfaction.

@JaydragonM 2 года назад

Also, yeah good point on the cube factor. That being said, if you imagine it as a 100km² column 10km high.... that's a f@cking mega-big column

@granudisimo 2 года назад

Megadeath is also a thing, to be precise when 1.000.000 deaths. Plus, it sounds like an awesome name for a metal band, too bad it was already picked like 4 decades ago.

@sophroniel 2 года назад

Showed this to my dad, a vulcanologist. He just giggled and shrugged and walked away without saying anything. (For the record, he wrote and studied the Banks Penninsula cone network down further south in New Zealand)

@tracyboyall2631 Год назад

One supervolcano you didn't mention is possibly the most scary of them all. I'm talking about the Campi Flregrei under western Naples. People have actually built their homes on top of the calderas. Vesuvius shares the same magma chamber and is the lesser threat if/when it erupts.

@helmivanwinden847 8 месяцев назад

I missed that one too. Italy is trying to depopulate Napels because of this treat, by giving premiums to those moving out of the region.

@dorothybermudez8904 27 дней назад

Campi Flegrei has been left out of several videos about supervolcanoes and yet we are all watching to see if this will be the one to erupt!

@NotNearMint 25 дней назад

@@dorothybermudez8904I’m expecting an eruption this year. We have a planetary configuration coming soon. Hard not to pay attention to this.

@ssquarkgaming1405 2 года назад

As a physicist, I can confirm that the Mega Meter is a perfectly valid unit of measure 😂😂 however I have never seen or heard anyone use it, because like 1000km is fine 😂

@scotth6814 2 года назад

A megameter is a million meters. That is a linear measurement, not a measurement of volume (cubic meters or cubic kilometers).

@ssquarkgaming1405 2 года назад

@@scotth6814 Scientifically your point is valid, for volume it would indeed be Mega Meter cubed. However I was referring to @2:30 in the video where it is mentioned as a unit of length, and at no point in my comment do I say or even imply that a mega meter is a unit of volume.. hence, I find your comment rather redundant. It is a unit of distance, and is equal to 1000km as i stated above, or 1,000,000 meters. I have said that it is a perfectly valid unit because it is. Just like kilo meter, Giga meter, tera meter, peta meter, exa meter etc.. Just those units are not used very often.

@bobfg3130 2 года назад

Yes but this is cubic metres...or better said cubic kilometres. 1 cubic megametre is...1.000.000.000 cubic km. Why? 1 cubic centimetre is 1000 cubic millimetres. 1 cubic decimetre aka litre is 1000 cubic centimetres. 1 cubic metre is 1000 cubic decimetres.

@brandonclarke3835 2 года назад

@@bobfg3130 Ffs he wasn't talking about cubic metres...he was just saying the prefix "mega" is acceptable to use.

@bobfg3130 2 года назад

@@brandonclarke3835 No, he was talking cubic km. I think you have issues.

@bradleypitcher8784 2 года назад

Excellent video! So much great info, so well explained! A couple of minor clarifications* from a volcanologist: -4:51 Most on-land volcanoes form at plate boundaries due to subduction of a plate beneath another (which release water into the mantle= melts the mantle=magma) not at "cracks where plates are pulling apart" -6:37- melted rock inside the Earth is "magma" not "lava" -6:42: most of the gasses that make the volcano "go boom" aren't from "melting the rock beneath [the volcano]" they are inherited from the mantle (and concentrated during crystallization or recharged by new magma) -6:50- the picture shown is of mantle plume upwelling, and is unrelated to "magma chambers" -7:13 The picture shown while talking about the Huckleberry ridge eruption of Yellowstone is of Mt. Rainier in Washington, which is unrelated -7:46- I don't know why there is a video of a forest on fire. The forest around Pinatubo was destroyed by ash and pyroclastic flows there was no ignition of trees like you see being burned by mafic lava flows (e.g. Hawaii, La Palma) -9:46- Pronounced "Tao-poh" **Again, I want to stress that these are very minor and everything else in the video was awesome and factually correct!🤓

@_chelcie 2 года назад

as a kiwi - it’s pronounced “toe-paw” but thanks for correcting! and for the volcano facts! 😇

@matthewlopes832 2 года назад

As a watermelon its pronounced "poe-tah"

@_chelcie 2 года назад

@@matthewlopes832 omg ive never met a watermelon b4 hi

@JarodM 2 года назад

Excellent, thank you for the clarification and expert input~🌋👍

@scifino1 Год назад

Thanks for the clarifications!

@Arcboltkonrad13 Год назад

JUST A LITTLE CLARIFICATION We call the Minoans "Minoan" because of King Minos, yes, but we know of King Minos from ancient Greek stories about the Minotaur, not because we found his palace. The Palace of Knossos is only known as "Minos' Palace" because it is large and labyrinthine like the maze the Minotaur wandered in.

@-MostHated- 2 года назад

I remember watching a 3-part miniseries about a fictional eruption at Yellowstone. I can't remember the name of it but it was low budget for the time although it was well enough done that it absolutely terrified me. You could more than likely say goodbye to the continental United States if a major event ever occurred. It was a nice touch in the show after an eruption event survivors were flooding to the Mexico border while Meican government officials were trying to stop them. The irony there is astounding but nonetheless truthful. It would happen.

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

Bullcrap. Mexico, the United States, and Canada will be long gone in 159,000 years. That said, you should move to Mexico now, get a head start

@isaacharvison5323 2 года назад

Technically we’re not in a mass extinctions it haft toover 60 percent and ocean life to near extinction 👀👀

@bunkertons Год назад

@@scottslotterbeck3796 Bruh.

@true8843 Год назад

I bet they built a wall. 🤣

@sirridesalot6652 Год назад

Was that mini-series titled, "VOLCANO"?

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

Answers with Joe: The Term Megameter And Why We Should Use It. Loved the history on this one. Minoan civilization is a huge interest of mine.

@KristophM 2 года назад

Plasma! My man. Been subscribed for years. You're a legend.

@jhcoverdrive9287 2 года назад

In Elite:Dangerous, Mega-meters are one of several units of measure on the ship’s scanner

@bluceree7312 2 года назад

Kilometer. Duh! not sure why he was deliberately obtuse on this.

@leogama3422 2 года назад

We are talking about volumes, a cubic megameter is equivalent to one *billion* (1000³) cubic kilometers, not one thousand...

@bluceree7312 2 года назад

@@bearlytamedmodels oh i thought it was 1000 meters did not notice that. I am the obtuse one :)

@JessieNebulous 2 года назад

And here comes Joe, with more anxiety fuel. Quite timely, too. I've been sleeping too well lately. 😉 Lots of love to you, good sir! Edit- I'm a patron via Joe's patreon, so I get early access to videos. That's why my comment was so early. 😉

@bitofapickle 2 года назад

How the hell is your comment 20 hours old? RU-vid tells me this video was released 19 minutes ago and it has a bit over 200 (two hundred) views.... What the hell?

@chriskukowski398 2 года назад

@@bitofapickle Mandela Effect?

@chriskukowski398 2 года назад

This video brought to you by Pfizer, the maker of Xanax.

@ShaunSommer 2 года назад

@@bitofapickle people who "join" get early access

@jelly4frog498 2 года назад

you commented this before the video came out?

@patriciaaturner289 Год назад

Science fiction author Harry Turtledove, a specialist in alternate history, wrote a trilogy on the aftermath of the Yellowstone caldera blowing. It’s loads of fun to read.

@Weavileiscool Год назад

Turtledove’s novels are absolutely crazy and weird but fun to read

@thomaswilson818 2 года назад

You nailed me on Brilliant when you spoke of your personal experience while others just say join. So I finally joined because of you and oh man thanks for getting personal because- WOW it's great! Really enjoyed the video as well! I'm in the field of basic electronics and this going to help me a ton!

@erikafreebird6449 2 года назад

That was a cute comment on Santorini being adorable, in it's tininess.

@sharonrocks6502 2 года назад

😄🤗

@XSemperIdem5 2 года назад

Once he did the overlay on Yellowstone I almost spit out my food saying, "oh shit!"

@OvelNick 2 года назад

Adorable adorable'ness. 😁

@sydneyrobertson4702 2 года назад

I don’t know why… but Joe saying “be the volcano” really got me😂😂

@huntermckee2279 2 года назад

“When the food goes away the neighbors G-…” “Let me stop you, if a super volcano erupts, the food hasn’t gone away until the last neighbor has gone away”

@WingofTech 2 года назад

You always make really nice report papers for us. Thank you so much Joe!

@toolghost8932 2 года назад

"Don't put all your eggs in one basket, filled with supervolcanoes." Make t-shirts Joe!!!!!

@joescott 2 года назад

Not a bad idea...

@toolghost8932 2 года назад

@@joescott Nice. I rarely get a reply from a creator. Thanks Joe😊

@mugwump7049 2 года назад

@@joescott Make a Be The Volcano one! I'd buy that.

@Thurgosh_OG 2 года назад

@@mugwump7049 That should be on the reverse of the "Don't put all your eggs in one basket, filled with super volcanoes." shirts.

@mugwump7049 2 года назад

@@Thurgosh_OG Nah, I just want those three words.

@andromedatonks60 2 года назад

Awesome video (as always!), but small clarification at 5:04 in case any geology students are watching: Large igneous provinces (LIPs) are the enormous deposits of igneous rock that can form when lava erupts from a hotspot-- not synonymous with the hotspot itself. LIPs are usually flood basalts, like the Siberian Traps mentioned later in the video. On another note, I am 6 years into my studies as a geologist and I cannot believe I only just learned that the word felsic comes from mashing the words feldspar and silicon together. Mind blown.

@prtauvers 2 года назад

Where are you on ‘mafic’?

@joshjones6072 4 месяца назад

@prtauvers Magnesium and ferric (iron) thus mafic magma or lava, if I remember that correctly. Haha

@andromedatonks60 4 месяца назад

@@joshjones6072 mind blown once again!!

@crimsonstorm34 Год назад

Actually, you can see a super volcano from the ground. Sakurajima is an active super volcano, and you can also see some of Aso which is another super volcano.

@tm13tube Год назад

I’m supposed to be researching how to make the neatest beginning in Japanese Sashiko. But here I am Joe. I can already tell I’m going to have to watch this one more than once. It’s so full of interesting thoughts. 😊

@georgebuzea6879 2 года назад

Joe, my good friend, you made me so proud at "Megameter" !

@captainalex157 2 года назад

he is beginning to believe.

@ismirdochegal4804 2 года назад

Though technically that term is correct, nobdy uses it. But be aware! 1000km could be called 1 Megameter, but 1000km^3 != 1Mm^3. You would need 1000km * 1000km * 1000km to get 1Mm^3

@iaadsi 2 года назад

@@ismirdochegal4804 Megameters and Gigameters are fairly common in commercial satellite operations. I've also seen logarithmic meters, a nifty way to display both microscopic and (extremely) macroscopic distances using very few digits (e.g. -35 dBm = 316 µm, -20 dBm = 1 cm, 0 dBm = 1 meter, 86 dBm = distance to the Moon, 160 dBm = 1 light year, 213 dBm = Milky Way diameter) 😃

@fcgHenden 2 года назад

Mm is getting as much love as dM and DM. 🙃 All we know is they exist.

@lostbutfreesoul 2 года назад

@@iaadsi , Indeed! Almost as if the majority of people living on Earth are close enough together that we wouldn't need to say Megameter in normal conversations. The vast majority of us would have a great deal of difficulty trying to imagine that sort of distance anyway. If I had to explain that distance, for I have travelled multiple Megameters in a single sitting and it is not fun, the easiest way I can come to is to convert that distance into time. It is just easier for someone to imagine travelling at a constant but graspable speed for hours, then it is to imagine the distance crossed as one lump amount.... As our ground vehicle travel at an average-ish speed of around 1 Kilometer a Minute, this is likely why it is easier to imagine.

@artemismoonbow2475 2 года назад

Well, Joe just became the most wholesome prepper I have ever watched. I want to see Mr Roger's prepping extravaganza.

@soccerpc13 Год назад

I love that experts “don’t think we’re near another one any time soon” but also at the same time have absolutely zero clue when another one might happen. Any one that suggests otherwise is full of it.

@stevebuffinton1094 2 года назад

Super cool channel. I've enjoyed all your content since I found your channel a couple years ago. Ive always enjoyed science, I think I've gotten as much knowledge from your channel as I have from all the science classes I took in school. Great job, I'm glad you started your channel.

@Eromatics 2 года назад

I still find the opening drums very soothing. Great way to start a day with joe

@dagmar0904 2 года назад

I was in crete this year and visited the probably second smallest palace from that time. There it shows, that there most likely wasnt a tsunami that eradicated the people living there, but a fire destroyed that palace (and others too). In santorini is also a village hidden beneath the ash, jsut like pompei and herculaneum. They even had toilets in the houses

@CAMacKenzie 2 года назад

Toilets in the houses. True civilization!

@byewhobayou8868 2 года назад

I just found your channel, and am now a subscriber. I love the content and your dry humor! Keep up the great work!

@VenomStryker 2 года назад

I love his sarcasm. Hilarious! One of the reasons I watch this channel is for the funny moments along side the serious commentary. :-)

@AubreyWilkinsWursten 2 года назад

No RU-vidr in history has had a worse effect on my grades. I was in the middle of an intense class when I discovered this channel, and now I'm getting none of it done. I'm learning more than I did in the class, though...

@paulgoogol2652 2 года назад

Time to get Brilliant.

@howdareyouexist 2 года назад

🤡

@Laingrave 2 года назад

Bruh...

@socialus5689 2 года назад

I love hearing about world-ending possibilites!

@Snailmailtrucker 2 года назад

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@Jacob_Overby 2 года назад

Read up on Revelation, The 7 seals, 7 trumpets and 7 bowls of wraith.

@buzzbee8869 2 года назад

@@Jacob_Overby.......... Buddy.... What is it with you people? 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️

@shanghaiberti4142 2 года назад

@@Jacob_Overby give us a break. Jeeeezzz

@ggoddkkiller1342 2 года назад

''Culturally assimilated''?? Sure, ancient Greece had no slavery, no human sacrifice for hellenistic Gods, no brutal wars and executions etc they were just playing games naked and holding elections if foreign people wanted to be ruled by them or not!!! Seriously this moronic bias toward ancient Greece is so beyond ridiculous...

@inneskine7070 2 года назад

Well I'm really glad you ended up on RU-vid, because you are awesome at what you do! 😊

@clarimm6675 2 года назад

0:29 I visited this site in 2019 and let me tell you, it's as stunning as it seems! Archeologists theorize that they've only discovered some 5-10% of the actual palace grounds. Can't wait to see what they'll find in the future!

@Dreadlock1227 2 года назад

Ah my weekly Monday morning dose of existential dread. Thanks Joe for never failing to make me question whether or not it’s all worth it ☺️

@sharonrocks6502 2 года назад

😂😢

@jeremyscherbert7336 2 года назад

Mega meter is a thing, though 1000km^3 isn't a cubic megameter... that would be 1000000000 km^3 = 1 megameter^3

2 года назад

A 1000 km would be a megameter, but a 1000 cubic kilometers is a cubic terameter :-)

@jeremyscherbert7336 2 года назад

@ nah, a cubic terameter is 1x10^27 cubic kilometers. 1 terameter is 1000000000 kilometers, then you need to cube that.

@rickyscott9351 2 года назад

Extremely happy about finding this channel just now. Time to sub, binge, learn new things!

@primus7776 Год назад

Well researched and presented Subbed of course! Thanks.

@sergelysak 2 года назад

It is good to know that when I start feeling too good about anything I can come here and have Joe scare the crap out of my consciousness.

@joescott 2 года назад

You're welcome.

@Assassin_Droid 2 года назад

"Be the volcano" -Joe.

@georgeecheveste6545 2 года назад

Another great video about something that I didn't know alot about. My favorite quote The Santorini caldera overlap over the Yellowstone super volcano "adorable"

@thomasrobertson8109 2 года назад

Thank you for your Channel update

@daenite2480 2 года назад

Oh boy, can't wait to be anxious of the uncontrollable again

@debiesubaugher 2 года назад

I have to say that "borked" is one of the best curse words I've ever heard.

@epmcgee 2 года назад

it's not a curse word

@epmcgee 2 года назад

@Andrew Rose different word.

@chrisconway9959 2 года назад

It refers to a justice that was not appointed, known as Robert Bork

@debiesubaugher 2 года назад

@@chrisconway9959 Mitch is still pissed about that.

@likebot. 2 года назад

NO! It's the word his clones use. This is from his "can we clone ourselves" video from a coupla years ago Watch for a half minute from this point: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J5A5guJGt7g.html

@Myrddnn 2 года назад

That was the first appropriate use of the term "borked" I've heard in years. Kudos for that. Loved the video.

@gnorman8852 2 года назад

This video was really interesting. I finally ordered a T-shirt from you, too. Thanks for your great videos & humor.

@LordandGodofYouTube 2 года назад

I've sailed past Pinatubo for my job, and what's left of it. It was awe-inspiring.

@philipashane 2 года назад

Best supervillain team ever! Awesome as always, Joe.

@rachelrobinson3746 Год назад

Very informative, interesting, and well explained. In fact, learning about all these cool volcanoes, blew me away! 🤣

@burryhulbertjr1429 Год назад

Just found your channel. Awsome.!! Rock on !! Great job!

@ahblooloo8639 2 года назад

Starting a week on high note, thanks Joe.

@CharlieTheNerd91 2 года назад

Thank you Joe, I needed one (or eight) more things to worry about... Really... Thank you.

@SlocketSeven 2 года назад

As i understand it, half my country exist solely to jerk it to trauma, horror, and enormous amounts of existential dread and anxiety. And you can tell who they are by how they vote.

@loddfafnir6111 2 года назад

Don't worry, we'll wipe ourselves out long before a supervolcano goes off.

@CAMacKenzie 2 года назад

@John Barber Don't bet on it. I dread it but, bad things happen. And after all, bad as he was, he wasn't a supervolcano.

@robertschlesinger1342 2 года назад

Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.

@collinstanton 2 года назад

Enjoyed the show. Very enlightening.

@Totalinternalreflection 2 года назад

I’ve been learning maths from the ground up with brilliant, I’m 40 and I’ve learn more in a few weeks with brilliant than I did in all of my schooling. I was really let down by my teachers in school like you, it feels good to be doing it myself now.

@zosorover828 2 года назад

Joe, big fan; I'd love to see a video with you explaining how to survive a total civilization collapse. Sure, it's hypothetical and therefore basically impossible to do that, but I think a compilation of sound survival techniques mixed with hypothetical yet plausible complications due to a natural disaster or whatever would make for a good vid

@BeautifulEarthJa 2 года назад

This would be dope!

@scottslotterbeck3796 2 года назад

Not a big fan of annoying pretentious people.

@kiwifarms Год назад

Taupo went off last about 1800 years ago, and recently it has become earthquake active again. I live about 80kms from it.

@savioblanc Год назад

😳

@drydenstewartenterprises 2 года назад

Living in Southern British Columbia, I was worried about Yellowstone at one time, However, once I realized the Jet stream is going to push the ash to the east, so the west coast should be pretty safe, until of course that ash wraps around the globe and starts blocking out the sun light.

@drydenstewartenterprises Год назад

@@Jack_Russell_Brown If you need that sort of stuff.

@micksitton9584 Год назад

Yellowstone might not get you, but Cascadia will!

@shadowprince4482 2 года назад

I highly recommend going to Lassen National Park. You can get a good view of just how massive it's eruption was because pretty much the whole entire park is just the caldera left behind from one eruption. You can stand in one spot and be like "wow there used to be a very huge mountain right here and now there's just a crater filled with boiling mud pots of death.

@theshermantanker7043 2 года назад

Supervolcanoes are never mountains in their lifetimes, they're always just gigantic craters in the earth because the eruptions are always too violent to allow a cone shape to form

@llabronco 2 года назад

@@theshermantanker7043 I think they may be referring to the remains of Mount Tehama.

@ricknoyb1613 2 года назад

Joe may not be an astronaut anytime soon, but the way he entertains while teaching hopefully gets people excited about things like science and history and that is what will bring about a much brighter tomorrow. (and he didn't even have to bribe me to endorse this channel). Pass Joe on to your friends and family.

@adamgoodwin9766 2 года назад

Love the ad shift. Lots of "learning disabilities" can be reframed as different styles or speeds of processing new information that don't dictate capability.

@maskettaman1488 2 года назад

And having no legs could be reframed as a different style of walking lmao. Just call it what it is stop burying your head in the sand

@American_Moon_at_Odysee_com 2 года назад

Great content! Thank you!

@Darkflowerchyld718 2 года назад

I think the great philosopher Gir said it best "Yay! We're all doomed!"

@ikitclaw7146 2 года назад

cupcake?

@MrGonzonator 2 года назад

They way you're using km here, it's actually cubic km. A Mm or mega meter would be 1000km, so it's cube would be cubic mega meter or 1,000,000,000 km³.

@seanbatiz6620 2 года назад

On your last figure, wouldn’t the “k” be dropped when written out in long form? As in, “1,000,000,000 m3” ?

@MrGonzonator 2 года назад

@@seanbatiz6620 again, no and for the same reason. A km is 1000m and a km³ is 1,000,000,000 m³

@prashank Год назад

They upgraded Lake Tapau to level 1 activity today. Thank you very much Joe

@onthelam5520 2 года назад

Joe you are Brilliant. I wish I had you as an instructor in school. Always informative, always entertaining.

@fredolives5853 2 года назад

"And it blew up with the force of about a hundred atomic bombs." That sounds a little small - like a couple orders of magnitude small. Krakatoa is generally estimated to have exploded with the force of ~10,000-13,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs (15kt yield). If Thera was 4-5x larger explosion, it would be in the ~40,000-70,000 HAB range. Now, if you are talking about multi-megaton yield fusion bombs, then a hundred bombs is more reasonable. And if you are talking about Tsar bomba (50Mt), then 10-15 is probably a reasonable estimate.

@Lightwish01 2 года назад

*First timer to this channel and so far I enjoyed this video! I will see a few more vids before I decide to sub, but it looks positive and I want to see if your other ones are as informative and interesting as this one is! Thanks for the great video I am curious to learn as much as it is interesting. Super volcanos are scary!*

@judethaddeus9856 2 года назад

This channel is AMAZING! You’ll love it

@msudz1548 2 года назад

Awesome content as usual and a shout of from NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿

@DNAMobileGaming 2 года назад

I've watched about 10 of your videos now and finally joined

@MoOrion 2 года назад

My favorite super volcano eruption demonstration used a Flask with Pine resin inside. This was pressurized. The sudden release of that pressure shows the pine resin nearly instantly flashing to vapor and foam. It's an amazing visual. I never been able to find a copy on youtube though. If anyone can find it I'd love to see it again.

@sodapopcowboy8620 2 года назад

Whas the resin filtered then pored into it? What shape was the flask? I really don’t know much about the difference of beakers and stuff.

@doughboywhine 2 года назад

A post-apocalyptic game set in the aftermath of a super volcano eruption actually sounds pretty interest, wonder why nobody has done it before

@dkres82 2 года назад

Because Zombies dominate post apocalyptic genre. I do agree though it would be cool to get something different like that.

@RailsofEastTexas 2 года назад

@@dkres82 fallout/stalker is interesting

@dkres82 2 года назад

@@RailsofEastTexas Fallout is good. Never played Stalker.

@mugwump7049 2 года назад

Now I need a "Be The Volcano" T-shirt... Thanks, Joe!

@tscott6843 Год назад

Great video. Liked and subscribed.

@Sinnbad21 2 года назад

In the space game Elite Dangerous, they use Megameters sometimes to measure your speed (you go insanely fast)

@matthewbrown435 2 года назад

Another great vid Joe, FYI the correct Maori pronunciation of Lake Taupo in new Zealand is like saying: toe-por It's our biggest fresh water lake and over 600ft deep! so that must have been one helluva bang when that went off! 😁

@LQOTW Год назад

This is a really great episode. It subject matter, while scary, is so well presented that I have saved this one in my favorites folder. Joe, your presentation style is so engaging I couldn't help laughing in spite of the seriousness of the information. Also, I'm not too old (yet) to learn new things and so have added 'borked' to my personal lexicon. Also, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket filled with super volcanoes." Those are sage words, indeed. In fact, something similar was found scrawled on the wall of the Queen's Megaron in the Palace of Knossos. There might have been more to the message, but the last letter trails off in a manner suggesting that this was a message of the 'late' Minoan period.

@showirstraw8057 2 года назад

I usually fall asleep watching RU-vid and I always wake up to this guy.

@carlierose881 2 года назад

"I cannot stress this too much, it could be thousands of years before another super volcano eruption happens" Two months, Joe It's been 2 months.

@tonyclevenger7811 2 года назад

Uh no

@carlierose881 2 года назад

Uh not a statement of fact, chill bruh

@clousetechworkshop7597 2 года назад

Wah Wah Springs and the other Super volcanoes that erupted around that time period were due to a specific geologic process that ended long enough ago that more super eruptions related to it are unlikely to happen. Still amazing to think of the amount of power and material released during those eruptions though.

@shadetree6705 2 года назад

Mt. Rainier is visible from my door, St Helens is less than two hours away. I can still remember St Helens erupting.

@AssassainZombieSlayer420 2 года назад

Great video as always

@river9994 2 года назад

I sometimes feel so dumb, when I first hear Joe talk but by the end of the video ... damn I am 'smarter than the average bear' thank you for your videos they make me use my brain.

@joescott 2 года назад

That... might be the best compliment I could possibly receive. Thank you!

@LeesReviews69 2 года назад

@@joescott I agree with Alison!

@oakstrong1 2 года назад

This is the most optimistic video about a super eruption. You forgot to mention that the ash falling into water systems would make it toxic almost immediately, killing most marine life, likewise the land would also become toxic to most plants.. So, if you were lucky to have drinkable water, you'd still die of hunger (also, pollinators would be wiped out) and diseases (probably new viruses and strains of bacteria) The effect would be worldwide: I read somewhere that up to 1 it 2 thirds of humanity could be wiped out in a few years. Due to direct and indirect effects (including wars). Scientists also say that Yellowstone eruption is overdue, according to calculations based on previous eruptions. But while it could in theory erupt at any time, scientists are getting better at detecting warning signs.

@infinitejest441 2 года назад

I can’t say that the end of humanity would be bad for the world.

@mikeyd946 Год назад

I had a not very good time in Math in high school years ago. Had a teacher say to never go into sciences. Many years later I applied for Pharmacy school and I barely passed the admissions exam because it was a lot of math. 5 years later, I graduated Pharmacy school and I am so proud I took time to sit and focus and seek tutoring to help me with math. I am now a Pharmacist. ANYTHING is possible. I love this channel!

@OliFennecFox Год назад

i love how the longest section of this video is how to survive post-supervolcano societal collapse

@RichardTruth123 2 года назад

Having grown-up in NZ, it was quite funny hearing Taupo. Makes total sence it would be said wrong as its a native Maori word but it was so surprising because you don't hear foreigners trying to say it.