Hey Kids, Wanna See Satellite Footage of a Volcano Violently Erupting?

The National Weather Service issued a warning for parts of Alaska, Washington, Oregon and California after a volcano erupted in the Pacific. If you want, you can watch the volcano erupt in real time, even though the Associated Press reported there were no immediate injuries.

The Wonder of Science posted a collection of images taken by satellites and made them into a short video. In the clip, the smooth ocean surface is suddenly disrupted by a giant ash cloud. It almost looks like a giant underwater bomb went off.

The video reminded viewers of how powerful the Earth is.

One person commented that they lived on a ball of lava in space.

The NWS says most people should be safe if they go higher up.

The NWS said that areas in the advisory should not expect a lot of flooding. The waves are dangerous after the initial arrival time. The first wave may not be the largest.

Here is what the eruption looks like from below.

You hope you never hear this type of sonic boom. That is a huge pressure spike.
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Everyone in the vicinity of the volcanic eruption should be safe.
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The photo was shared from Facebook by WhiteHaTterz.
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Chris Combs wrote on January 15, 2022.

The eruption has been happening intermittently since late December of 2021. Ash, gas, and steam flowed into the water and surrounding air during some activity periods.

In a weird weather-combo twist, a storm that passed through the area obscured the views of the volcano. The volcano is building new islands because it is so active. A new island was built between two other large islands after an eruption in December of 2014).

It is cool to watch the movement of the earth in real time, but it is also important to remember that the NWS advises people to leave shorelines and move inland. Nature is not something to joke around with.

A man with a wing suit flies inside a volcano.

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