Comments by "David Ford" (@davidford3115) on "ThePrint" channel.

  1. It is pure hubris to think we can contain or control her. "History shows again and again how nature points up the folly of man Godzilla!" -Blue Oyster Cult.
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  2. No, not related. Humans do NOT have the power to trigger volcanic eruptions. That is pure hubris to think we do.
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  3. Humans cannot control volcanic eruptions. It is pure hubris to think we can.
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  4.  @directordigitaldiscoursefo4171  I think Pinatubo was classified as a 6. But I do agree with you that this is another good way to factor in volcanic effects into the equation.
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  5. Eating the eye candy, eh? I don't blame you, but I tend to prefer East Asian women.
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  6. How long do you think it took the Tsunami to reach Fiji? It is most likely that wave which damaged the communications cable connecting Tonga to the rest of the world.
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  7.  @directordigitaldiscoursefo4171  A mud volcano is different than a magma volcano. And in that particular case, it was completely different mechanics than your typical mud volcano. Heck, there is still doubt as to the actual cause because the data is not entirely conclusive, merely circumstantial. Will Hunga Tonga's eruption cause a volcanic winter? No. But it WILL have a noticeable impact on temperatures.
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  8. True that. Parícutin in particular is a cautionary tale.
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  9. Indeed. Krakatoa volcano is about the only appropriate comparison/analogy we can make with the Hunga Tonga Volcano. Even if the sizes are not the same, the mechanics, physics, and fundamentals should remain the same.
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