When a Volcano Erupts Under Your Neighbor's House: Visiting the site of Hawaii's 2018 Eruption. 

Poo Ooh Uh Oh

Can you teach Tom Scott on how to make appointments with volcanoes? He seems to be out of luck so many times.

That's why I personally prefer Adobe Premiere Pro. And if you do slow motion effects, it automatically applies smooth morphing transitions to in-between-frames.

What happens in Vegas...gets uploaded to social media..?

Love your videos!!

Greetings from a top the Columbia River basalt group

so,,youd of seen the vids of the ufo,entering & exiting a volcano..

Hear hear, Haylords

I'll settle for "not SpaceX related." Scott's science videos are the best.

Bro same 🤣

Like the Hawaii version of the Classic Who quarry. NOODGE!

imagine the insurance needed to film next to an active volcano

@@tylernilson7021 Just send Trump , bobody give a F + he is already orange and incomprehensible.

The Coconut Sprout behind Scott in the Intro.

it’s already not prestige because of all the footprints and car tracks in the tephra

Don't say that! They'll get drafted to be flown around the world and put out volcanos! ;)

Coincidence? I think NOT !

But Tom opens up Tower Bridge and on the day he releases the video, Tower Bridge sticks open for hours! Mysterious forces are at work...

@@paulhaynes8045 Now Scott Manley needs to visit some similar bridge or lock structure, to see if he can also get it stuck!

Good partners to have in 8-bit video games

Hahaha that's hilarious

It's business time!

@@mduckernz it's business, it's business time!

DOOOOOOM. the crack of DOOOM. the fires of DOOOM. the crack of DOOOM.

Looking up on the flow during the daytime while it was going, I’d be standing on the old 1960 flow watching this coming down.. it looked exactly how you’d expect Mordor to look. Vast shades of red, brown, and gray.. utterly lifeless..

you're english is fine my fellow frenchie friend from france, fuck. =)

Speaking perfect English and apologizing for it afterwards is the most European thing ever. Not even Canadians would apologize for that! :P

... thanks for that...

It´s also a reminder on how bad planets actually are for living on them, not just that they can be very dangerous to the life on them, but they are also the worst waste of all those minerals, at some point we will all live in space habs like the O´Neil Cylinders and keep the entire earth as a protected nature reserve that people only visit as tourists or scientists.

If your on continents there is a bit more safety away from the edges since you have the comfort of a density stratified silicate "glacier" elevated above the surrounding thin shell by buoyancy. Now for hot spots like Hawaii or Iceland yeah you are on a bit of that "eggshell thin" layer pushed above the underlying surface. I believe upper underlying continental portion of the mantle is distinct enough from the surrounding upper oceanic mantle and deeper lower mantle that they can be considered part of the same floating silicate glaciers/iceberg structures we call continents and thus not "eggshell thin". Additionally research indicates that most of the material in the earth is a crystalline solid on human timescales (rock does flow on geologic timescales in relation to temperature and pressures). The liquification of material tends to be much closer to the surface often driven by adiabatic decompression as material nears the surface. This isn't true of all volcanos but it seems to typically be the way most volcanoes operate based on seismic wave analysis and the study of crystal types and ages from past volcanic eruptions. In other words the rock is mostly solid and or crystal mush/rock slush when you do get molten liquid flowing within the crust that is a warning that an eruption is likely eminent "soon"(geologically speaking)

Good news! Mars is frozen solid and the sheet of "air" is much thinner!

@@Dragrath1 On the scale that @ pack.wolf is commenting (the Earth's diameter of ~16000 miles), a few miles thick continent very well is "paper thin"!

Starship could probably survive, but it won't be easy to recover.

Don't give Musk any ideas

There was a grill over a vent that they use to boil eggs for fun.

Yikes…Grilled with poisonous H2S gas? Hmmm but it’s all in fun, and that’s what matters most. Tongue in cheek

buy me a plane ticket

@@mattcooper1159 I imagine a lot of the steam is just that - regular old water/humidity in the soil being heated by the magma underneath and venting out; rather than volcanic gasses. Can't imagine anyone still living there if they still got deadly gas leaking out.

@@mattcooper1159 Ironic, b/c eggs themselves contain H2S which is considered benign. It often converts to iron sulfide when hard boiled.

Well arguably the risk depends on how "recent" said lava flows were and the current geological activity. I'm sure that with proper precautions and advisement from professional geologists it could be fine. ;)

Hot job!

I hear it's the hot new thing though...

@@giantnanomachine hahaha booooo.

@@Dragrath1 True, but if the lava was laid down in your lifetime, best not.

if the video was uploaded, it means he didn't die 😉

Had the same thought, They have grown quite a bit, is sky's soul still as black as her gfx card backplate i wonder...

All the tidal ponds and the entire bay are now buried, along with all those incredibly beautiful homes.

I never thought of it before - Orion Manly, the most alpha sounding name ever…

Thanks that I hadn't been the only one!

After the third kid Mrs. Fisher still didn't say no to Mr. Fisher, but she did refuse to come up with any more names.

There's some spicy cheesy meaty goodness inside there for sure, all wrapped up in a crispy crust.

Is that why this video looks almost like it’s interlaced?

@@mrb692 yes, the resulting effect is nearly identical to deinterlacing, if the source video has twice the fps of the output.

there are software that can allow you to multiply your frame-rate by a lot using AI to synthesize additional images. Quite impressive stuff, can make slow motion footage out of very chunky one

"What could possibly go wrong?"

Those are sprouted coconuts that people have placed as trail markers. The ferns will appear as soon as the lava cools enough.

@@davidvoinier6008 Cool! Thanks for teaching me something :)

Gotta expense it somehow.

Wow, I lived in both Hawaii and Alaska too! Both of those places seem to share residents who have lived in one or the other, those two places are connected funnily enough. Of course it was because of military family reasons, but still, super different biomes and a setting you wouldn't find in a majority of the other states.

@@cryppi1510 Thanks for that. You might be surprised how many Hawaiians and Samoans come to Alaska to work the fishing industry. Greetings from Seward.

Thank you!

Amateur geologist appreciates new info! Also, when I saw "mafic" made me think of YTuber Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't, an extremely knowledgeable fellow who's traveled around the world covering various biomes. However, his narration is singular, as he's from the urban Midwest, Chicago maybe. Imagine an Al Capone or Tony Soprano doing a nature show. Quite entertaining and informative. 😎

I was pleased to see that plant behind Scott at the start of the video

Because of those things

It's a reminder of the "living" Earth. Our planet is still quite active, but the scale of that action is mostly beyond our perception. A volcanic event lets us see geology as it happens. Also, (Beavis voice): Fire! Fire! Fire! Hehehe. Fire is cool. (/Beavis voice)

Yeah, those neon pink skies are due to geo engineering with Lithium-filled air - to track cloud mvmt, explained nasa, about 5 yrs ago. ☠️🤨🤫🔅