May 30, 2025

26 thoughts on “Scientists Are Giving LAST WARNING As Mount St. Helens Is On The Brink of Eruption

  1. I call it the rebuilding phase. I’m surprised it hasn’t rebuilt much yet.
    According to Indian stories Mt St Helens and Mt Rainier have blown up at the same time before. They also say Mt St Helens blows more often and Mt Rainier usually blows shortly afterwards. I expect it will blow soon.

  2. 350 earthquakes !!?? The Word of God, (the Bible) warns that in the later days there will be "Earthquakes in diverse (many different) places" MATTHEW 24:7. Same verse warns that soon: "nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be severe famines and pestilences, (diseases)". Good people Jesus is your only hope. He is the only way to Heaven. Seek Him while there is still time. The Lord will greatly Bless you when you do…..

  3. This video is an endless video of volcanoes that aren't even Mt St Helens. Other than that it's a bunch of basic knowledge that should be known to anyother in there 3rd year of high school. Truely a video for morons. This is why we need good schools not education via YouTube.

  4. The last eruption really messed up the Ape Caves. Fred Meyer was selling small vials of ash when you could scoop it off the street for free. I still have a butter tub full of ash.

  5. Mount St. Helens is not on the brink of an eruption, but it remains the most active volcano in the contiguous United States and is considered the most likely to erupt again in our lifetimes. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has classified it as a "very high threat" volcano, though this designation is based on potential hazards and risks rather than an imminent eruption. I was in the caldera 7 years after the big eruption. We got to walk up to the lava dome, and I put my hand on it. In that moment I had an epiphany. I felt as though I touched the face of God and was humbled beyond measure. Feeling the heartbeat of the Earth under my fingers was somthing transformative.

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