Earth faces a one-in-six chance of a massive volcanic eruption this century, with scientists cautioning that humanity remains alarmingly unprepared for such an event.
Experts point to the catastrophic 1815 Mount Tambora eruption, which unleashed 24 cubic miles of gases, dust, and rock into the atmosphere, as a stark warning of the potential devastation. That eruption caused widespread crop failures, famine, and disease, leading to tens of thousands of deaths and earning the period the grim nickname “Year Without a Summer.”
Modern research indicates that the fallout from a similar event today could be even more severe. Advances in atmospheric modeling suggest that sulfur dioxide gas and sulfate aerosols from a large-scale eruption would spread rapidly, amplifying global cooling effects.
Volcanic particles, which efficiently scatter sunlight, could lead to significant temperature drops, disrupting agriculture and ecosystems worldwide.
Despite the risks, experts like Dr. Markus Stoffel of the University of Geneva told GB News that there are uncertainties surrounding such scenarios, urging more investment in understanding and preparing for the potential consequences of a major volcanic event.
So are we to expect a HAARP generated eruption in the not too distance future?
Exactly what I was thinking. They are already dimming the sun, HAARP and chemtrails