Fritz Owl
2016-12-24 00:49:15 UTC
There is word about that one supervolcano may be getting ready to erupt,
which would be largest known eruption since the year 1257 anywhere on earth.
It is said the Campei Flegrei may be getting ready to blow.
If it goes up at the power of largest known eruption, it will be the largest
anywhere on earth 1257. In 1257, the Lombok supervolcano went on in
Indonesia with a VEI 7, and 800km3 of eruptive products. Camp Flegrei could
put out up to 500km3 of eruptive products, based on its largest known
eruption.
The eruption of the Lombok supervolcano plunged the earth into a volcanic
winter that lasted 700 years. This is why I consider all this talk about man
made global warming to be a LOAD of BULLSHIT. The higher level of warming
over the past few decades has become becuase the earth has finally recovered
from the volcanic winter, including the Little Ice Age, that lasted around
700 years.
The volcanic winter caused by the Lombok supervolcano in 1257 allowed for
ice skating on frozen rivers and ponds you don't see today.
While a full power eruption of Flegrei would be a disaster in the short
time, the centuries long volcanic winter that would follow wold result in
the Seine and Thames freezing over in the winter, among other things. While
it might raise interest in the sport in Britain and France, it wold be a
LONG time before either country became a skating power. While France has
done fairly well in dance, and mens, France has NEVER won ANY Olympic medals
in either ladies or Pairs.
It is also possible that the bay in Charleston, SC, might freeze over in
winter enough to skate in, like what happened during the Little Ice Age.
That might very well create an interest in the sport in the Southron states,
it is unlikely it would contribute to American skating for a long time.
There is NEVER been ANY skaters BORN in the South, except in Fliorida. Hell,
South Carolina does not even HAVE any ice rinks.
And Los Angeles possibly being cool enough in winter to have a Winter
Olympics? That would help bring more skating to Southern California. The Los
Angeles Metro Area, right now, ONLY has THREE ice skating rinks, in
Valencia, Artesia, and Aliso Viejo. There has NEVER been ANY figure skaters
BORN in the LA metro area, though some have TRAINED there, the most notable
right now being Cuban-American skater Graciela Elena "Gracie' Gold (born in
Havana, Cuba in 1994).
which would be largest known eruption since the year 1257 anywhere on earth.
It is said the Campei Flegrei may be getting ready to blow.
If it goes up at the power of largest known eruption, it will be the largest
anywhere on earth 1257. In 1257, the Lombok supervolcano went on in
Indonesia with a VEI 7, and 800km3 of eruptive products. Camp Flegrei could
put out up to 500km3 of eruptive products, based on its largest known
eruption.
The eruption of the Lombok supervolcano plunged the earth into a volcanic
winter that lasted 700 years. This is why I consider all this talk about man
made global warming to be a LOAD of BULLSHIT. The higher level of warming
over the past few decades has become becuase the earth has finally recovered
from the volcanic winter, including the Little Ice Age, that lasted around
700 years.
The volcanic winter caused by the Lombok supervolcano in 1257 allowed for
ice skating on frozen rivers and ponds you don't see today.
While a full power eruption of Flegrei would be a disaster in the short
time, the centuries long volcanic winter that would follow wold result in
the Seine and Thames freezing over in the winter, among other things. While
it might raise interest in the sport in Britain and France, it wold be a
LONG time before either country became a skating power. While France has
done fairly well in dance, and mens, France has NEVER won ANY Olympic medals
in either ladies or Pairs.
It is also possible that the bay in Charleston, SC, might freeze over in
winter enough to skate in, like what happened during the Little Ice Age.
That might very well create an interest in the sport in the Southron states,
it is unlikely it would contribute to American skating for a long time.
There is NEVER been ANY skaters BORN in the South, except in Fliorida. Hell,
South Carolina does not even HAVE any ice rinks.
And Los Angeles possibly being cool enough in winter to have a Winter
Olympics? That would help bring more skating to Southern California. The Los
Angeles Metro Area, right now, ONLY has THREE ice skating rinks, in
Valencia, Artesia, and Aliso Viejo. There has NEVER been ANY figure skaters
BORN in the LA metro area, though some have TRAINED there, the most notable
right now being Cuban-American skater Graciela Elena "Gracie' Gold (born in
Havana, Cuba in 1994).