TEOLOGICAL JESUS: Planeta Terra

VULCÕES.. ERUPÇÕES...... O ESPETACULO QUE DEUS FEZ

Fri, 02 Dec 2005 20:26:52 GMT

Esquema representativo de uma erupção do tipo fissural.	Erupção fissural na Islândia.
Vulcão Sakurajima, no Japão.	Vulcão Pinatubo, nas Filipinas.
Piroclastos emitidos numa das erupções do vulcão Stromboli.	Cinzas vulcânicas emitidas pela erupção do vulcão Galungung, na Indonésia, em 1982.
Erupção do vulcão Kilauea, no Havai, em 1960.	Rios de lava produzidos pelo vulcão Kilauea, no Havai, em 1960.

Lava, cinza e escórias
Além da lava fluída, a cratera de um vulcão expele outros materiais.
Gases: podem atingir quantidades incríveis. São perigosos porque contêm substâncias tóxicas, como o ácido clorídrico e o dióxido de enxofre.
Vapor de água: forma-se durante a erupção. Oferece riscos devido às altas temperaturas que atinge.
Cinzas: partículas muito finas, resultantes da pulverização da lava pela explosão dos gases. Alcançam grandes alturas e pontos longínquos.
Areias: fragmentos maiores que, por isso, se depositam a distância menores.
Escórias: ou lapíli, são fragmentos de lava, cujo o tamanho varia de 5mm a 5cm.
Bombas: pedaços de lava semi-sólida que assumem forma esférica pelo movimento de rotação que adquirem. Às vezes, explodem ao atingir o solo, devido aos gases que contêm.
Pedaços de rocha e blocos de lava sólida: materiais que permanecem na cratera quando cessa a erupção.

"Lake of Fire 2" 020123 Just a few days after the lava flow to Kamoamoa stopped the lava tube was plugged up and started to overflow the skylights creating rootless lava ponds. A rootless shield is a volcanic structure that is not connected to a vent from deep within the earth. They are usually formed from overflowing skylights.	"Lake of Fire 1" 020123 Closeup of small fountain activity on the rootless lava lake two miles south of Pu'u O'o. I spent the night up there photographing the activity. Doesn't seem like there was another soul up there!
"Rootless Spatter" 020209 Lava chunks from the rootless lava lake shoot 15 feet in the air. Just after this photo was taken, a blockage to my left caused the lake to rise and spill lava over towards me. I hightailed it out of there while falling into deep holes created by my enemy "Shelly". Shelly pahoehoe is one of the most fearsome landforms to walk on. The crust can be so thin you fall through. Sometimes the hole can be many feet deep! Very unnerving. I highly recommend you do not walk on shelly pahoehoe 'cause Shelly don't like people.	"Rootless Lava Lake" 020209 If you look at this lava photograph of "Rootless Lava Lake" you will notice that the lava lake level has risen almost a meter since the photograph to the left. There is some kind of blockage just downstream from the lava flow. The lava is flowing to the left of the photograph. Just a few minutes after this photo was taken the lava started to overflow the rim and move towards me. Luckily the lava was rich in gases and was very frothy so it moved very slowly, but that was enough to make me move from the area. The rootless shields eventually grew much taller within the coming weeks. The area where I took these shots is now buried under at least forty feet of lava!
"Lit Sky" 020123 This is the beginning of the rootless shield structures south of Puu Oo. Weeks later the shields were built even higher.	"Lava Blob" 020209 Watch out its gonna get ya!! A four foot tall lava blob jumps up from the active rootless lava lake.
"Lava Dog" 020209 Ahhh! Look at the cute cartoon lava puppy dog. I just invented a new character. Arf Arf!!	"Crustal Overturn" 020427 The active lava lake in Puu Oo churns clockwise as the crust renews itself. I'll give someone a million dollars to walk on the active lava lake! Any takers. Just kidding.
"Puu Oo 020427-2" Puu Oo crater wall with active vents.	"Puu Oo 020427-3" Two active spatter cones insside Puu Oo The one on the right is the south pond vent.
Puu Oo Spatter Cone 020427" Close up of 8 m tall spatter cone in Puu Oo.	"Puu Oo Lava Lake" 020427 Incadescence can be seen on the surface of ephemeral lava lake at Puu Oo.
"South Pond Vent" 020427 Close up of the South Pond vent spatter cone inside Puu Oo crater. The fountains were shooting over a hundred feet an hour later. Due to the heavy rain it was hard to photograph. The fountains were actually going higher than the crater rim. Why does all the excellent activity happens when it rains the heaviest?

CICLONES, TORNADOS... TWISTER... E A FORÇA DA NATUREZA Q DEUS CRIOU

Tue, 25 Oct 2005 23:08:36 GMT

UMA VEZ ME PERGUNTARAM SE A DESTRUIÇÃO E MORTE CAUSADOS PELOS TORNADOS FOI DEUS Q FEZ, E MINHA RESPOSTA FOI: "O HOMEM SABE, POR EXEMPLO, NOS ESTADOS UNIDOS ONDE OU Q LOCAIS ESSES VENTOS SEMPRE PASSAM, E NO ENTANTO ELES CONTINUAM CONSTRUINDO CASAS NESSAS ÁREAS.. É O MESMO CAMINHO QUANDO SE CONSTRÓI UMA CIDADE NO PÉ DE UM VULCÃO EXTINTO. E SE COMEÇAR UMA ERUPÇÃO DE REPENTE? A NATUREZA TEM O SEU LUGAR.. TM O SEU CAMINHO.. E O HOMEM ENTRA NO LUGAR Q É DA NATUREZA". EV.CHARLES

That is me driving away from the tornado. We were VERY close to it here!!!!!!!!!!!!