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I think people struggle with the magnitude. Mt St Helens, for example. Not the largest eruption. But a landslide of approximately 2.5km^3 (over 3 billion cubi
by FireBeyond 3y ago
I think people struggle with the magnitude.
Mt St Helens, for example. Not the largest eruption.
But a landslide of approximately 2.5km^3 (over 3 billion cubic yards).
Okay, some say, so that is a lot of earth...
and then you learn that the landslide was moving at speeds of up to 160mph.
That's a LOT of energy.
- wheelerof4te 3y agoIt sure is. And we've yet to survive our modern-day supervulcano eruption.