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Alaska’s Deadliest Volcano Is Rumbling! A Mega Eruption Is Imminent! – Mount Spurr
Towering silently above the Alaskan wilderness, Mount Spurr is a ticking geological time bomb. In the spring of 2025, scientists detected thousands of earthquakes rumbling beneath its icy surface, gas emissions surged from its flanks, and a mysterious plume of steam began to rise into the sky. Something is stirring deep beneath the earth, and experts are warning that an eruption could be imminent. But what happens when a restless volcano threatens a major city like Anchorage, just 80 miles away? Its last major eruption in 1992 coated Alaska’s largest city in ash and grounded flights across the region — and now, more than thirty years later, it appears ready to awaken once again.
Video Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:19 Mount Spurr’s Geological Profile
2:35 Historical Eruptions and Their Impact
4:25 Current Signs of Unrest
6:06 Potential Consequences of an Eruption
7:41 Preparedness and Emergency Planning
8:58 Scientific Uncertainty & Predictive Challenges
10:09 Future Outlook
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OMG 😮
Already saw this last month
Why does it show a couple hours old?
Do you have several channels and just keep repeating stuff to get all your extra clicks or what?
Interesting. Solar Maximum and flares give energy to the Earth. Campi Flegrei, Santorini, Vezuvius, Etna and underwater volcano off Oregon, then this. All coming to life slowly. I wonder if this has something to do with the extra energy Earth is caught up in….
This is exciting to throw out all the world of all these volcanos going on off
Since there has only ever been one human death attributed to Mt. Spurr, I’m not sure if it qualifies as “deadliest.” The death was on Anchorage, where a man shoveling ask off his roof had a heart attack.