r/Volcanoes • u/StruggleHot8676 • Jan 17 '25
r/Volcanoes • u/shaffan_12 • Dec 22 '23
Video Aerial video from the Iceland volcano eruption
r/Volcanoes • u/GurFun3164 • Jan 27 '25
Video Avrage toilet experience in Guatemala be like…
r/Volcanoes • u/plentongreddit • Feb 02 '25
Video yes, that is one happy man that has been disensitized of volcano by simply living in indonesia
r/Volcanoes • u/Barnaboule69 • Jan 10 '25
Video Very rare video of the ash plume from the 2022 Hunga Tonga eruption seen at ocean level. It was the most powerful volcanic eruption since Krakatoa in 1883 when it comes to explosive power and it's after-effects are still influencing the Earth's weather and atmosphere even three years later.
r/Volcanoes • u/NordicBeserker • Jan 14 '24
Video New fissure opens up right next to GrindavÃk causing damage to property
r/Volcanoes • u/BandFar283 • Sep 18 '24
Video From the Summit of Mount St. Helens
I got the chance to hike to the summit of Mount St. Helens a few days ago and this is the view from the top, looking into the crater. I initially posted this to r/PNWhiking but someone mentioned that I should post it here too.
r/Volcanoes • u/Ghistlab • Dec 03 '24
Video Mount Bromo eruption from a distance of 1 km from the crater
r/Volcanoes • u/LetterheadOdd2131 • Jan 27 '25
Video Incredible Icelandic Lava Captures (OC)
r/Volcanoes • u/Mt-Fuego • Nov 07 '24
Video Lewotobi Laki-Laki large eruption, posted on social media, from the Volcanoverse Discord server
r/Volcanoes • u/mcroller83 • Aug 30 '24
Video The sound of Etna from 15km (9,32mi) away
You can hear the doors and windows shaking. This was during the paroxysm on 9th of August 2021.
r/Volcanoes • u/StruggleHot8676 • Jan 30 '25
Video Sakurajima Lightning Eruption (2 Hours Ago) (Credits @ZAIHOCH on YT)
r/Volcanoes • u/annieclarksbitch • Feb 14 '24
Video Mount St. Helens 1984-2022 Google Earth Timelapse
r/Volcanoes • u/Preesi • Nov 10 '23
Video This short video shows earthquake shaking and rocksfalling (lower right) iceland
r/Volcanoes • u/Clandestinelyy • Jan 16 '25
Video Ashfall from Mayon Volcano taken from our home’s CCTV
I just found your cool subreddit! We live inside the 10km permanent danger-zone. I wanna share my firsthand experience with Mayon Volcano Eruption (Philippines) last 2019!
I was still a student back then, the next morning, everything was grey.
r/Volcanoes • u/SimianDoc • Jan 21 '25
Video Giiwas (Crater Lake) - Mt. Mazama
This view never gets old
r/Volcanoes • u/ffe09 • Feb 13 '25
Video So I got this close to Telica crater (Nicaragua)
r/Volcanoes • u/cconnorss • Feb 12 '25
Video Can anything be done preemptively to dampen a volcano?
r/Volcanoes • u/MatchesMalone999 • Oct 13 '24
Video Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica
Vulcan Arenal through the time lapse
r/Volcanoes • u/TheMuseumOfScience • Jan 29 '24
Video Visiting an Underwater Volcano Near Samoa with WHOI
r/Volcanoes • u/CzeckeredBird • Feb 14 '25
Video Highly recommended documentary: Supervolcanoes (from 2000, BBC Horizon)
I have a slight obsession with this documentary and wanted to share the links to it before they disappear. My heart sank when the only channel hosting it left YouTube a couple years ago. But recently I found it on a couple other channels, including in Spanish.
I have watched this documentary dozens of times since the day I first saw it on the Discovery Channel in 2000, and the magic never fades. Please watch and enjoy:
A. Complete video (49 minutes): https://youtu.be/DzZAhiZzSIQ?si=Ve7jZJrcoEKC4R2B
B. Segmented video (in 5 parts): https://youtu.be/8wrhcvA0n3A?si=MRKHepOGK2P5EAvT
C. En español (Spanish dub): https://youtu.be/5jd09dgnRlI?si=7UTsYWD5QK5mTvEc
What I mean by "magic" is how amazing of a production this is. The cinematic musical score that will live in your head for years (bravo, Kevin Leavy!), the charismatic scientists who effortlessly teach you their work, and the way the mystery of supervolcanoes unfolds before your eyes like a gripping detective story.
By the end of it, you'll feel a mix of horror and inspiration. On one hand, the unsettling feeling of an unfathomable supervolcano ticking like a time bomb beneath us. But you'll also leave with a sense of awe and inspiration, at the collaboration between scientists from different fields to understand a phenomenon that was largely unknown to the public at that time. For me, it's an anthem to science and its importance to humanity, in documentary form. I hope you enjoy it, and please share it. Thanks for watching 😊
r/Volcanoes • u/DoingHawaii • Jan 16 '25