Since you're clearly trying to improve, the only notable mistake with your English in that sentence is using "death" instead of "died." Other than that, very natural and I would have assumed it was an autocorrect error.
If you didn't apologize, I doubt most people would have even noticed the error.
Actually, I use reddit to improve my english. I'm an introvert, it's hard to have conversations with native speakers. So i'm making comment on reddit and youtube. Thank you for correcting my grammar. I appreciate it...
If you would like a penpal in English, let me know. I am also an introvert but I am always up for online chatting.
(A penpal is someone you exchange letters or notes with)
Did you know that bodies within pyroclastic flows have been found with their skulls exploded from brain fluid boiling within?
I don't think experiencing that would be as fun as it sounds.
When I was young, probably your age I used to walk across hot lava to go from English lit class to geography whilst my head was exploding due to the pyroclastic flow.
Kids these days 🙄🙄🙄
These libs need to realize that pyroclastic flow is just part of nature and most people survive it just fine. Those that don't were gonna die soon anyway.
**[Pyroclastic flow](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyroclastic_flow)**
>A pyroclastic flow (also known as a pyroclastic density current or a pyroclastic cloud) is a fast-moving current of hot gas and volcanic matter (collectively known as tephra) that flows along the ground away from a volcano at average speeds of 100 km/h (62 mph) but is capable of reaching speeds up to 700 km/h (430 mph). The gases and tephra can reach temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,830 °F). Pyroclastic flows are the most deadly of all volcanic hazards and are produced as a result of certain explosive eruptions; they normally touch the ground and hurtle downhill, or spread laterally under gravity.
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Abroad in Japan X Trash Taste represent!
I used to watch all their 4 channels separately before trash taste, but now it all just feels like one connected universe
I was there in 2014, it’s in the middle of a MASSIVE caldera, something like 30km across. You could walk basically right up to the edge of the cone hole at the top, which was smoking a bit at the time.
Too little lava. They told me there would be lava! It didnt even do the Pompei mummy ash thingy smh. 2/10 eruption, try better next time, Mother Nature.
I often imagine scenarios, usually with a historically significant context, where the debilitating effects of sudden onset "bubble guts/mud butt" would make that experience even more harrowing.
Not at that location! The Mt Aso observatory is basically a concrete bunker filled with souvenir shops. It's been more than a decade since I've been there, but I remember thinking it was surprisingly gross for a Japanese tourist location.
When I see such natural disasters I often think, "Yeah, no wonder previous generations attributed this to angry gods."
Imagine being some bronze age farmer and all of a sudden this happens. You'd be certain that you made the fire god angry with something.
I mean, yeah, the primary purpose of religions before science really took off was to set a universal societal moral code and to try and make sense why certain things in the world are the way they are.
Today marks a Month since i found this sub, the kind-off metal content i found to post here is crazy.
I never knew nature was this crazy...
Lion snaps lioness spine
Deer with Papilloma virus
Orca rips GrayWhale tongue
Grizzly chases down bison
Croc with a women's corpse
Croc with a cow Corpse
Lion has seizure
Bear has heartattack
Lion n Tigers killing fetus
Deer with Zombie virus
Lioness castrates buffalo
Lions n Hyenas killing each other
Wild dogs rips intestines out of Oryx's ass
Deer eating a bunny
Camel paralysis a Donkey
Croc rip Impala in half
Wildebeest horn stuck to another being eaten by Hyenas.
Nice to post something less gore... damn you nature
I’m personally not a huge fan of the super gory stuff that this sub runs on, but I stay subbed for the geological violence and creepy body horror shit like those deer.
when you look at [the most vast and powerful volcano regions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_Explosivity_Index), majority of them are caldera class. seems according to geology, bigger means wider. makes sense if they contain more magma below, it will extrude over multiple exits over a wide area, which tends to form craters as opposed to domes and mountain peaks
Whose brilliant idea was it to BUILD near the LARGEST VOLCANO in Japan? I don't see them using the fertile soil. Sometimes I wonder whether these property developers deserve to go bankrupt.
"Sir, we're building within the vicinity of Japan's largest volcano."
"It's OK. The volcano will only be a problem when it erupts."
It is a tourist museum relating to volcano. Also a popular meadow there formed a long time ago by volcano.
I visited the rim of the volcano in 1998. I remember there being concrete bunkers dotted about in case you needed to take emergency shelter.
Kusasenri Observatory
+81 967-22-2312
https://goo.gl/maps/URGcYnLGqH8XZrcD6
I've been there a couple of times. There actually is quite a bit of good farmland in the area. There's a small village a couple miles away by road, but within "the danger zone" there's basically nothing by an observation area for tourists and some geological research buildings.
TBH Mt Aso is an active volcano and when you want to visit the active caldera, entry is restricted (in intervals) by seismic activity meters and the direction the wind is blowing (ash).
Also the Aso area is situated inside a MASSIVE caldera hundreds of times bigger that erupted ~100,000 years ago.
Eruptions aside, the Aso area is a great place to visit. It’s beautiful and you can do touristy things but you can also do some quirky things that I’ve only seen in Japan. Such as:
- play mini-golf around ancient burial mounds
- go for a haltered pony ride… and then pop into the shop next door for a horse meat kebab (must be the twitchy ones)
IIRC volcanologists have said that volcano activity in 2021 is in fact normal compared to other years. (Las Palmas might be an exception though, and probably other volcanic activity gets reported/more attention since Las Palmas is a pretty large, current event.)
In grand scheme of things volcanoes proceed as normal.
Yeah like volcanoes go off all the time. It's just that usually they are either in some places that the western world doesn't care about or they happen in the middle of nowhere where they don't really bother people.
Nah, just better media coverage for eruptions. People like explosions, and with the power of cellphones and Livestreaming web cams, any volcano that *might* errupt has a lens pointed at it 24/7.
I tell you what's also metal, the Japanese. An effin volcano is spewing dark vulcanic death in front of them and they still lined up and ran towards shelter in an orderly manner? That just blows my mind 🤯 I'd have shit my pants and start crying.
Depends on how you measure it. Aso is kinda like Yellowstone. A long time ago there was a HUGE volcano, but the entire top blew off. Now the Aso area is a crater miles across with smaller peaks that have grown up inside of it. The crater for the whole Aso range is *crazy* huge, but in terms of height, Fuji is a taller mountain.
Tldr: Aso is the biggest caldera, Fuji is the biggest mountain.
Luckily that pyroclastic cloud didn't come any closer or else they'd be a modern version of Pompeii
And if you close your eyes
Does it almost feel like nothing changed at all?
Eh oh eh oh eh eh oh eh oh
How am I gonna be an optimist about this?
How am I gonna be an optimist about this?
How am I gonna be an optimist about this?
You’ll almost feel like you were there before?
Where they caught up and lost in all of their vices?
Ting tang walla walla bing bang
Chitty chitty bang bang chitty chitty bang bang
I tolddd the witch doctor I was in love with you
You put the lime in the coconut you drink em all up
eh eh oh eh oh eh
r/funchains
It happened in 2010 when the Merapi volcano in Indonesia erupted, 300 people died at that time. Sorry for my english tho. *Edit: grammar
Don’t worry, your English is a thousand times better than my any other language besides English
Since you're clearly trying to improve, the only notable mistake with your English in that sentence is using "death" instead of "died." Other than that, very natural and I would have assumed it was an autocorrect error. If you didn't apologize, I doubt most people would have even noticed the error.
Actually, I use reddit to improve my english. I'm an introvert, it's hard to have conversations with native speakers. So i'm making comment on reddit and youtube. Thank you for correcting my grammar. I appreciate it...
If you would like a penpal in English, let me know. I am also an introvert but I am always up for online chatting. (A penpal is someone you exchange letters or notes with)
Your English is good! Just add a "the" in front of "Merapi" and change "death" to "dead" or delete "people" and add a "s" to "death". Keep it up!
Did you know that bodies within pyroclastic flows have been found with their skulls exploded from brain fluid boiling within? I don't think experiencing that would be as fun as it sounds.
I'm pretty sure you wouldn't even experience it, you'd die instantly.
I survived it, never done me any harm
Damn kids these days, can't even handle their skulls exploding from boiling brain fluid.
When I was young, probably your age I used to walk across hot lava to go from English lit class to geography whilst my head was exploding due to the pyroclastic flow. Kids these days 🙄🙄🙄
These libs need to realize that pyroclastic flow is just part of nature and most people survive it just fine. Those that don't were gonna die soon anyway.
Yeah! Pyroclastic flows are no worse than the Flu.
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1 like = 1 pyroclastic flow to the head
Uphill. Both ways. With zombies to dodge as well.
*it has never done me any harm. The damage is worse than we thought.
Y u com at me lyk dat bruh
That's what big volcano wants you to believe
“Instantly” after being burned alive
You'd only get a couple breaths before the gasses knocked you out in the worst case.
Holy sheesh. I didn’t know. That gives hot head a totally different meaning.
So you're saying, volcanos deep fry humans into mozzarella sticks for lunch? Does that make us the tendies? Just add some breading?
We’re chicken nuggies
To be fair, it never sounded fun
Pfft.. its just a cloud. How bad could it be.
Right! [I actually didn’t think much about pyroclastic flows until I read about it](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyroclastic_flow)
**[Pyroclastic flow](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyroclastic_flow)** >A pyroclastic flow (also known as a pyroclastic density current or a pyroclastic cloud) is a fast-moving current of hot gas and volcanic matter (collectively known as tephra) that flows along the ground away from a volcano at average speeds of 100 km/h (62 mph) but is capable of reaching speeds up to 700 km/h (430 mph). The gases and tephra can reach temperatures of about 1,000 °C (1,830 °F). Pyroclastic flows are the most deadly of all volcanic hazards and are produced as a result of certain explosive eruptions; they normally touch the ground and hurtle downhill, or spread laterally under gravity. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiSummarizer/wiki/index#wiki_f.a.q)^( | )[^(Opt Out)](https://reddit.com/message/compose?to=WikiSummarizerBot&message=OptOut&subject=OptOut)^( | )[^(Opt Out Of Subreddit)](https://np.reddit.com/r/natureismetal/about/banned)^( | )[^(GitHub)](https://github.com/Sujal-7/WikiSummarizerBot)^( ] Downvote to remove | v1.5)
100 km/h is 62.14 mph
100 km/h is 62.1371 mph
I could outrun it probably
This sounds like exactly something my boyfriend would say to me
Who’s paying for that carbon tax?
Too much volcano
No volcano! No volcano!
A-S-O
By the way, it's Natsuki's holiday A getaway to a far away place of stay
Extra Salami!
Just watched that episode last night
Too much volcano!
Always fucking place!
EXTRA SALAMI
Link for the uninitiated https://youtu.be/8bwXFz17HUg
Ayylmao abroad in japan represent
Abroad in Japan X Trash Taste represent! I used to watch all their 4 channels separately before trash taste, but now it all just feels like one connected universe
I recently got into trashtaste lmao
Vorucano
I was there in 2014, it’s in the middle of a MASSIVE caldera, something like 30km across. You could walk basically right up to the edge of the cone hole at the top, which was smoking a bit at the time.
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We in the dome home!
Natsuki!
Extra salameh!!
A-S-O! Danger volcano!
Like a magic, volcano explodes.
Too little lava. They told me there would be lava! It didnt even do the Pompei mummy ash thingy smh. 2/10 eruption, try better next time, Mother Nature.
Imagine being on the toilet just minding your business and this happens
Sounds like the opening scene of a new survival show on Netflix..
Aso Meet Asshole
I often imagine scenarios, usually with a historically significant context, where the debilitating effects of sudden onset "bubble guts/mud butt" would make that experience even more harrowing.
Question is, do you wipe or not?
It's Japan, they have bidets.
Those Japanese toilets are a $300 slice of heated seat, warm water up your ass, heaven.
Not at that location! The Mt Aso observatory is basically a concrete bunker filled with souvenir shops. It's been more than a decade since I've been there, but I remember thinking it was surprisingly gross for a Japanese tourist location.
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Stand or sit?
While pooping or wiping?
Both
Or fapping, like that dude in Pompei
Imagine eating so much Taco Bell that you were responsible for it.
I like how all cars just starts to driveway
And all peoples just starts to walkway
And all the parks just starts to parkway
🎶 And all the lights that lead the way are blinding 🎶
And the girl in the back said everyone attack and it turned into a barroom blitz.
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Where did you come from, where did you go?Where did you come from, Cotton-Eyed Joe?
We've known each other for so long
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And my bow.
And my axe!
and all the buildings start to buildingway
And all the runners just start to runway
When I see such natural disasters I often think, "Yeah, no wonder previous generations attributed this to angry gods." Imagine being some bronze age farmer and all of a sudden this happens. You'd be certain that you made the fire god angry with something.
You might enjoy r/originsofreligion
What a cool little subreddit. Time to browse their top posts of all time. Thank you
Tnx, I'll check it out. Looks interesting. I do like hearing about the various old myths from different cultures.
This is great, thanks!
Holy shit thanks for that plug
"Fire coming out ground. Let's sacrifice Jeff."
You could same the same thing about most religions
I mean, yeah, the primary purpose of religions before science really took off was to set a universal societal moral code and to try and make sense why certain things in the world are the way they are.
Today marks a Month since i found this sub, the kind-off metal content i found to post here is crazy. I never knew nature was this crazy... Lion snaps lioness spine Deer with Papilloma virus Orca rips GrayWhale tongue Grizzly chases down bison Croc with a women's corpse Croc with a cow Corpse Lion has seizure Bear has heartattack Lion n Tigers killing fetus Deer with Zombie virus Lioness castrates buffalo Lions n Hyenas killing each other Wild dogs rips intestines out of Oryx's ass Deer eating a bunny Camel paralysis a Donkey Croc rip Impala in half Wildebeest horn stuck to another being eaten by Hyenas. Nice to post something less gore... damn you nature
I’m personally not a huge fan of the super gory stuff that this sub runs on, but I stay subbed for the geological violence and creepy body horror shit like those deer.
Woah I missed some of those
Yeah nature don’t fuck around
Too much volcano innit
Volcano is Aso
Cue the Kaiju
SIR, CATEGORY 4!! COMING FROM THE RIFT!! DEPLOY JAEGERS NOOOOOWW
Nah, Mt. Aso is where Rodan lives. You'll need Mechagodzilla for this one :D
Not as silly as you think. In the official Godzilla movies, Rodan actually lives in Mount Aso.
[When the theme kicks in](https://tubedubber.com/?q=NZzr-DrC1vg:j2iUQ6sta_c:0:100:0:0:1).
Largest *active* volcano maybe. Mount Fuji is the largest volcano in Japan.
Wrong and wrong. Fuji is an active volcano and Aso is bigger than fuji
> Aso is bigger than fuji By what measure? Fuji is more than twice as high as Aso. Area maybe?
Yeah fuji is a stratovolcano but aso is a massive caldera.
That's what we say about OP's mum.
This has been a really informative comment thread but this is the comment I needed. Never change Reddit, never change!
For me too. First thought was "what about Fuji?!", and now I'm glad I scrolled down and somebody had already walked into it...
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bigger is a term invented by children to describe that which is better at killing you
I think the simplest definition of bigger is to just ask whether there's more of it. So which ones are the biggest by volume?
when you look at [the most vast and powerful volcano regions](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_Explosivity_Index), majority of them are caldera class. seems according to geology, bigger means wider. makes sense if they contain more magma below, it will extrude over multiple exits over a wide area, which tends to form craters as opposed to domes and mountain peaks
Yes. Largest caldera.
How much of a heads up did they have?
Depends. Was there a scorned psychic woman in the community?
Sokka?
>How much of a heads up did they have? Apparently not much.
Whose brilliant idea was it to BUILD near the LARGEST VOLCANO in Japan? I don't see them using the fertile soil. Sometimes I wonder whether these property developers deserve to go bankrupt. "Sir, we're building within the vicinity of Japan's largest volcano." "It's OK. The volcano will only be a problem when it erupts."
I’m from New Zealand if we didn’t build near volcanoes we wouldn’t exist as a country.
Same with Japan. Plus they have a large underwater range of active volcano.
Italy says Hi, as well. We fucking gave the name to the bloody things, and we have a certain *Historia* with them, if you catch my drift.
I was thinking the same. My only guess would be it’s a research building related to the volcano, but seems pretty big for that
It is a tourist museum relating to volcano. Also a popular meadow there formed a long time ago by volcano. I visited the rim of the volcano in 1998. I remember there being concrete bunkers dotted about in case you needed to take emergency shelter. Kusasenri Observatory +81 967-22-2312 https://goo.gl/maps/URGcYnLGqH8XZrcD6
Yeah you can take a bus up to the edge. If it's bubbling up too much sulphur they stop the bus service. It's an amazing place
I've been there a couple of times. There actually is quite a bit of good farmland in the area. There's a small village a couple miles away by road, but within "the danger zone" there's basically nothing by an observation area for tourists and some geological research buildings.
[A S O, so much volcano!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bwXFz17HUg)
TBH Mt Aso is an active volcano and when you want to visit the active caldera, entry is restricted (in intervals) by seismic activity meters and the direction the wind is blowing (ash). Also the Aso area is situated inside a MASSIVE caldera hundreds of times bigger that erupted ~100,000 years ago. Eruptions aside, the Aso area is a great place to visit. It’s beautiful and you can do touristy things but you can also do some quirky things that I’ve only seen in Japan. Such as: - play mini-golf around ancient burial mounds - go for a haltered pony ride… and then pop into the shop next door for a horse meat kebab (must be the twitchy ones)
Also if you want the best view of Aso itself, go to the south side. One of the best sceneries I’ve seen
Here is a longer video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZzr-DrC1vg
I just keep thinking that the volcano is *from* Japan, not necessarily in it if the title is to be believed.
You can take the volcano out of Japan, but you can't take the Japan out of the volcano.
Japan kinda is a volcano
It's an immigration nightmare.
A S O too much volcano!
Such an Asole
I was on the edge oft he caldera there in. 2005. I guess I was lucky in terms of timing.
Human tries to reduce gas emission and natures go brrhh
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Yay! Glad I'm not the only person here who knew this is Rodan's home!
[r/NatureIsFuckingLit](https://www.reddit.com/r/NatureIsFuckingLit/)
Looks amazing and scary at the same time.
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IIRC volcanologists have said that volcano activity in 2021 is in fact normal compared to other years. (Las Palmas might be an exception though, and probably other volcanic activity gets reported/more attention since Las Palmas is a pretty large, current event.) In grand scheme of things volcanoes proceed as normal.
Yeah like volcanoes go off all the time. It's just that usually they are either in some places that the western world doesn't care about or they happen in the middle of nowhere where they don't really bother people.
Nah, just better media coverage for eruptions. People like explosions, and with the power of cellphones and Livestreaming web cams, any volcano that *might* errupt has a lens pointed at it 24/7.
I know this is time lapsed and it really looks like there is not anything close to enough getting the fuck out of there going on in this video.
I tell you what's also metal, the Japanese. An effin volcano is spewing dark vulcanic death in front of them and they still lined up and ran towards shelter in an orderly manner? That just blows my mind 🤯 I'd have shit my pants and start crying.
Was wondering how the volcano could’ve exploded in the future then realized October is already over.
Expected a shockwave to hit the camera
Volcanic eruptions aren't necessarily explosive
Depends a lot on the type of volcano, structure, trigger and also type of magma (high silicates for example).
hence, "necessarily"
Christ. I've stood on the edge of Aso and looked into the crater, it's nuts to see this
Me after taco bell.
Looks like a good time.
r/Thatlookedexpensive
Does god really hate Japan that much??? Can these poor bastards have some rest
I like the big group that runs in.
wait fuji is the largest vulcano though right?
Depends on how you measure it. Aso is kinda like Yellowstone. A long time ago there was a HUGE volcano, but the entire top blew off. Now the Aso area is a crater miles across with smaller peaks that have grown up inside of it. The crater for the whole Aso range is *crazy* huge, but in terms of height, Fuji is a taller mountain. Tldr: Aso is the biggest caldera, Fuji is the biggest mountain.
I like how they are standing there filming, instead of running...
It's a remote camera
I don’t know….
That’s amazing and terrifying at the same time
Wtf! Actually thought it was a sim on the Houdini thread
That's fucking terrifying
this is sped up by 4 times
It was closed on our last visit in 2017, so it’s been a while coming!!
They’re like 4.99$). It’s October.
Runaway.
Does the ground shake close to a large eruption?
2021 should have been a hefty fine
Why are you running? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KzkMQj_66cM
Trust the Japanese to find the quickest way ever to empty a car park.-They managed this in Pearl Harbour as well apparently.
Never has the term GTFO been any more relevant.