The guys that film these for us to watch - they are the real islands, mountains and magma in this story. Unfortunately their courage and passion never gets them a Nobel Prize for science. But we recognise them - honour them and thank them. They are the real champions of the world.
I think you'll find that the actual islands, mountains and magma are the real islands, mountains and magma in the story. We have had quite enough worship of 'big men' who 'discovered' a world which in fact is their damn cradle and the very support of their existence. It is a disservice to the people who filmed this, to name them and give them prizes. The best way to be part of something like this is to witness its beauty and greatness in humility and with love, and share it with the world. Accept the gift of sharing gratefully, through NOT making it about the persons who filmed it. Let us just sit and love our world together.
Just imagine, being lucky enough to be there at the right moment to witness hot molten lava spurge through the ocean water surface and solidify into a small infant piece of land, still soft and hot from boiling lava but slowing gaining strength to overcome the rough seas. This would become the foundation for beautiful ecosystems in the million years to come. Its kind of similar to witness a mother giving birth to a newborn babe.
Yes. Except this time there wont be life for the nex million years due to some moderfuckers called humans who screwd the whole ecosystem of an entire planet 😂
2:30 okay but like, imagine if you're in ancient times, out on your boat, just trying to fish or whatever, and you see that crap happening, and of course you don't know what it is so you go home and you're like, "dudes i saw a fricking *insert X monster from mythology* and i nearly DIED"
We are killing the earth and that's really fun none believes us cause we are young our first are turning to ash in a second, ask California they will tell you about it.........................
Amazed at this process. I am a big fan of the Hawaiian islands and have been there many times. The islands form in the east like in the area of The Big Island Hawaii and they move to the west around the area of Kauai. As they move to the west they at one point begin to get worn down and basically sink back into the ocean as they move west. Right now a new island is forming southeast of the island of Hawaii and is about 3000 feet below the surface of the ocean it will take about 100,000 years for it to break the ocean surface and about 100 million years to get as big as the island of Hawaii, almost as long as it takes to order food at McDonalds these days.
It was born from something destructivable. Even after the island was created. It still has to be challenged by the oceans to see if it really stand. Wow
The divers that wade through these conditions in the name of Science are Heroes. To all our field specialists: Thank you for your service. You are deeply appreciated. Thank you. Sincerely, We the People now and always
some interesting facts about volcanoes: 1. Volcanoes are openings in the Earth's surface that allow molten rock, ash, and gas to escape from the Earth's interior. 2. There are around 1,500 active volcanoes in the world, with many more that are dormant or extinct. 3. The largest volcano in the solar system is Olympus Mons on Mars. It is three times taller than Mount Everest and as wide as the entire state of Arizona. 4. Volcanoes can erupt in different ways: Some volcanoes erupt explosively, while others have more fluid lava flows. Some can also produce pyroclastic flows, lahars, and other dangerous phenomena. 5. The Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many of the world's active volcanoes are located. 6. The word "volcano" comes from the Roman god of fire, Vulcan. 7. Volcanoes can have different shapes: Some have a steep cone shape, while others have a broad shield shape. 8. Volcanoes can impact the climate: Large volcanic eruptions can release huge amounts of ash and gas into the atmosphere, which can block sunlight and cause global cooling. 9. The world's largest eruption in recorded history occurred in 1815 at Mount Tambora in Indonesia, which produced massive amounts of ash and had a global impact on climate. 10. Some volcanoes have become popular tourist attractions: Many people visit volcanoes to see their unique landscapes and to witness their eruptions from a safe distance. However, it's important to remember that volcanoes can be dangerous and unpredictable.
@@CZcams_user3333 Australia isn’t a continent, it’s a country. The continent is Australasia or Oceania. There are many volcanoes in the australian mainland, but none of them have erupted since european settlement.
Woow just wow.. Kudos first to the team esp camera guy. We witnessed birth of a land from scratch, I can only imagine how our land now started, in short, our center of every land is the volcano, erupted for thousand years continuously and formed that high peak volcano. Through time, the water and sun creates life to form micoorganism and plants, then prolly start creating plant worms and so on... This is soooo amazing
Many islands are non-volcanic and are made entirely of "limestone" like geology. Islands like the Bahamian chain of islands come to mind. Our large continents were likely NOT formed by volcanos, but were part of earth's natural evolution when created. After all it's very unlikely the entire planet was once underwater. I'm not a geologist, but I've read literature suggesting our large continents that were formed billions of years ago was originally one large land mass that over time shifted and separated due to violent tectonic activity pulling the land mass apart. Further, it's this tectonic activity that contributed to significant volcanic activity and earthquakes.... However, yes. Many smaller islands were created from volcanic activity. Matter a fact there is a very active underwater volcano (about 300 meters below the sea) in the Caribbean that's nestled near other islands (Grenada & St. Vincent) and is growing/ rising every day. It currently poses quite a problem for boats which may sink when the volcano occasionally degasses...
What an amazing way to see God at work. In using something destructive and makes something new and then using the ocean to strengthen it. Wow, amazing job. That's why I have to praise Him because creation obeys Him.
It depends on if there are any volcanic islands around, like Hawaii or other ones. It also depends if the underwater volcano has enough heat to explode and enough lava to make an Island, sorry if it you dont get it
just came here to say: A long long time ago there was a volcano Living all alone in the middle of the sea He sat high above his bay watching all the couples play And wishing that he had someone too And from his lava came this song of hope that he sang out loud every day for years and years I have a dream I hope will come true That you're here with me and I am here with you I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a Will send me someone to lava Years of singing all alone turned his lava into stone Until he was on the brink of extinction But little did he know that living in the sea below Another volcano was listening to his song Everyday she heard his tune her lava grew and grew Because she believed his song was meant for her Now she was so ready to meet him above the sea As he sang his song of hope for the last time I have a dream I hope it will come true That you're here with me and I am here with you I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a Will send me someone to lava Rising from the sea below stood a lovely volcano Looking all around but she could not see him He tried to sing to let her know that she was not there alone But with no lava, his song was all gone He filled the sea with his tears and watched his dreams disappear As she remembered what his song meant to her I have a dream I hope will come true That you're here with me and I am here with you I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a Will send me someone to lava Oh, they were so happy to finally meet above the sea All together now their lava grew and grew No longer are they all alone with aloha as their new home And when you go and visit them this is what they sing I have a dream I hope will come true That you will grow old with me, and I will grow old with you We thank the earth, sea, and the sky we thank too I lava you I lava you I lava you thank you for the wonderful video and have a wonderful life to anyone reading this.
Volcanic eruption under the bowel of the Ocean. Due to such Disturbances beneath the Ocean, also, results in the Creation of an Island A must view for the $tudents.
The beginning of the video is just wow, if i haven't read the title I would have thought its some sort or creature trying to wake up😱That was amazing how this documentary has been made👏...
Let's say the new island is complete. I wonder what will people call the new island! What'll be the name of it! An answer this generation may never know since we'll be long dead already. But it's still exciting and pretty nice to think about
Surtsey island off the coast of Iceland was also made in this way, and I think it started in 1963(?) not sure exactly but yes, we might get to see new islands being born and named, it makes you feel really minuscule and so so powerless against nature.
The guys that film these for us to watch - they are the real islands, mountains and magma in this story. Unfortunately their courage and passion never gets them a Nobel Prize for science. But we recognise them - honour them and thank them. They are the real champions of the world.
Two miles down? Yeah ... that's a ROUV.
What are you saying 😂
yeah? you know any of their names?
@@KaiserBlade : Nobel, not Noble.
I think you'll find that the actual islands, mountains and magma are the real islands, mountains and magma in the story.
We have had quite enough worship of 'big men' who 'discovered' a world which in fact is their damn cradle and the very support of their existence. It is a disservice to the people who filmed this, to name them and give them prizes. The best way to be part of something like this is to witness its beauty and greatness in humility and with love, and share it with the world. Accept the gift of sharing gratefully, through NOT making it about the persons who filmed it. Let us just sit and love our world together.
Why am I watching this instead of studying 😩😭😭
@TheEyeWasher fax
Same hereee😅😅
Cause studying is stupid
you’re learning about water and magma duh
is this a Diarra photo on your profile pic?
amazing how the water, air, earth, and fire come together to create something new
People's reckoning draws near, and they turn away in heedlessness
The Five Element theory describes wood, fire, earth, metal, and water as the basic elements of the material world.
Avatar hold on were missing someone CUT
@@kingdong7517 metal is earth tho
I try my lips to creat a bablegum
thank you so much for the cameraman and the staff bc made this documentary. Its so risky 😥
Robots
It’s a rover my dude the waters almost boiling near there they would die
@@onesaltyboi6575 not only that but very very acidic...
It’s 2 miles under the surface and the water is boiling hot. The cameraman would die
Unmaned drones
Just imagine, being lucky enough to be there at the right moment to witness hot molten lava spurge through the ocean water surface and solidify into a small infant piece of land, still soft and hot from boiling lava but slowing gaining strength to overcome the rough seas. This would become the foundation for beautiful ecosystems in the million years to come. Its kind of similar to witness a mother giving birth to a newborn babe.
Рекомендую для просмотра всем осознанным и продвинутым видиофильм уфолога Бова Что с нами будет после смерти? Сенсация ютуба.
👍❤🌴😮😊
Yes. Except this time there wont be life for the nex million years due to some moderfuckers called humans who screwd the whole ecosystem of an entire planet 😂
Beautiful. Just beautiful
"Back in my day..."
A+ for the educational values that these videos give us all at the same time being entertaining.
2:30
okay but like, imagine if you're in ancient times, out on your boat, just trying to fish or whatever, and you see that crap happening, and of course you don't know what it is so you go home and you're like, "dudes i saw a fricking *insert X monster from mythology* and i nearly DIED"
Thats what happened in the aegean sea Santorini
ahah yes
Lul
Suddenly in the sky it says “Poseidon Haseth Awoke Peasents”
Lmao
I’m older than a island
😦😯
MSP Live ur life we all are
now the seagull take control of the islan without giving a shit and thanking to magma.
@@nickymiller9301 one question here. If there is enough lava for an island to surface out of the water, how does the island still keep growing?
@@an_38kitkashyap duh continental drift, dont you know about science or how the islands and continents work??😂😂
@@Donnie13hahahaHAHA😕
Wow just wow...
Mother nature is superior.. beautiful I can imagine how our land has taken birth on this planet
She gave birth.
I just noticed how wrong that sounded I'm sorry.
Mother nature has lots of baby.
ikr my thoughts
God is soo amazing. His handiwork is beautiful. Jesus coming soon.
And the sound is absolutely magnificent, awesome…
This is why I love volcanoes. Creating new island life.
The writing and narration puts everything into life
The annoyingness of school puts us through depressed times.
@@Sofia-gl1nb I'm 24 and haven't been to school in ages but I totally agree with you from what I can remember
Love how it makes you think -we are living on a living planet.
And almost if not everything is alive.
Biology
well, for now we are, but for how long ? ;
@@bigoldgrizzly when we're dead : D
No way.
There is fire that even water cant put out.
Actually, sea water extinguished the lava.
Actually false
@@samwestfahl5355 and that's what makes the island
Its what you called Amaterasu.
@@deartifex2497 Naruto fan?
I see Groudon and Kyogre fighting
Still waiting for pikachu to win
..
Where's Rayquaza when you need it?
Wtf too
Where
I know kyogre is water 💧 n Magma is Groudon 🔥
And the birds flying over it accidently drops seeds to the virgin island. Few years later it will be like Hawaii.
More like vahawii
Accidentally impregnating the island, creating a bird-like island that can fly.
Instagram I'd?
@@ska8484 You poor, sad simp
Sister please Send me your WhatsApp no.
You thought is very great and Sweet
respect to the cameraman for staying there until the island surfaced
@@athira959but yea I just realized it’s real footage xd just made in one video
GOD is the greatest 😍😍😍😍😍🌍🌍
@@Godswill. yes he is!!
@@Godswill. God doesnt exist 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@Roin_robin87 I disagree but I must admit, I like your humor
Just freaking awesome....how puny man is compared to Mother nature...
Paul Johnstone Were killing mother nature
We are killing the earth and that's really fun none believes us cause we are young our first are turning to ash in a second, ask California they will tell you about it.........................
Humans are superior to nature in every metric.
Amazed at this process. I am a big fan of the Hawaiian islands and have been there many times. The islands form in the east like in the area of The Big Island Hawaii and they move to the west around the area of Kauai. As they move to the west they at one point begin to get worn down and basically sink back into the ocean as they move west. Right now a new island is forming southeast of the island of Hawaii and is about 3000 feet below the surface of the ocean it will take about 100,000 years for it to break the ocean surface and about 100 million years to get as big as the island of Hawaii, almost as long as it takes to order food at McDonalds these days.
Bast funny animals video czcams.com/video/t344btNps5U/video.html
hawai'i
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Write a book about it 🤪
@@theothertroll congo
It was born from something destructivable. Even after the island was created. It still has to be challenged by the oceans to see if it really stand. Wow
Imagine floating in the ocean alone and finally finding an island only to find out its hot molten magma?
Respect for camera man he deserves a raise
Thank you Mother Nature and camera man 💖💖
It is fascinating how violent the formation yet one of the most beautiful events nature has to offer.
The divers that wade through these conditions in the name of Science are Heroes.
To all our field specialists:
Thank you for your service. You are deeply appreciated. Thank you.
Sincerely,
We the People now and always
Submarino🙄
And yet nobody applauds me when I do something stupid and incredibly dangerous, worth it tho
Teacher: What did we learn today?
Random Kid: ISLAND GO BOOM!!!
Hahahahahhahahahahahshsh
China says the island is theirs since its part of their history
Haha
Lol hahaha
😂😂
Lies
😂
ما شاء الله 🤓
This is my first time seeing a virgin island. Thank you for sharing this beautiful and meaningful video.
God is a living God he can create world with a brick of an eye also destroy in a second.
some interesting facts about volcanoes:
1. Volcanoes are openings in the Earth's surface that allow molten rock, ash, and gas to escape from the Earth's interior.
2. There are around 1,500 active volcanoes in the world, with many more that are dormant or extinct.
3. The largest volcano in the solar system is Olympus Mons on Mars. It is three times taller than Mount Everest and as wide as the entire state of Arizona.
4. Volcanoes can erupt in different ways: Some volcanoes erupt explosively, while others have more fluid lava flows. Some can also produce pyroclastic flows, lahars, and other dangerous phenomena.
5. The Ring of Fire is a region around the Pacific Ocean where many of the world's active volcanoes are located.
6. The word "volcano" comes from the Roman god of fire, Vulcan.
7. Volcanoes can have different shapes: Some have a steep cone shape, while others have a broad shield shape.
8. Volcanoes can impact the climate: Large volcanic eruptions can release huge amounts of ash and gas into the atmosphere, which can block sunlight and cause global cooling.
9. The world's largest eruption in recorded history occurred in 1815 at Mount Tambora in Indonesia, which produced massive amounts of ash and had a global impact on climate.
10. Some volcanoes have become popular tourist attractions: Many people visit volcanoes to see their unique landscapes and to witness their eruptions from a safe distance. However, it's important to remember that volcanoes can be dangerous and unpredictable.
Thanks chat gpt
Australia is the only continent that doesn’t have a single volcano.
The footage of the eruption in Tonga is first ever satellite filmed event.
I thought Indonesia's Krakatoa was the MOST violent explosive or volcanic eruption "known" to human-kind...
Powered by ChatGPT. 😂
@@CZcams_user3333 Australia isn’t a continent, it’s a country. The continent is Australasia or Oceania. There are many volcanoes in the australian mainland, but none of them have erupted since european settlement.
لله ما في السماوات والأرض وما بينهما وعنده علم الساعة وإليه ترجعون ❤❤🎉🎉
ولله على كل شيء قدير
It's amazing. I was very impressed. The collision of magma and sea water was very good.
الله على كل شي قدير
Watching this make my day happy
Woow just wow.. Kudos first to the team esp camera guy. We witnessed birth of a land from scratch, I can only imagine how our land now started, in short, our center of every land is the volcano, erupted for thousand years continuously and formed that high peak volcano. Through time, the water and sun creates life to form micoorganism and plants, then prolly start creating plant worms and so on... This is soooo amazing
Pretty sure it's a remotely controlled vehicle
Many islands are non-volcanic and are made entirely of "limestone" like geology. Islands like the Bahamian chain of islands come to mind.
Our large continents were likely NOT formed by volcanos, but were part of earth's natural evolution when created. After all it's very unlikely the entire planet was once underwater. I'm not a geologist, but I've read literature suggesting our large continents that were formed billions of years ago was originally one large land mass that over time shifted and separated due to violent tectonic activity pulling the land mass apart. Further, it's this tectonic activity that contributed to significant volcanic activity and earthquakes....
However, yes. Many smaller islands were created from volcanic activity. Matter a fact there is a very active underwater volcano (about 300 meters below the sea) in the Caribbean that's nestled near other islands (Grenada & St. Vincent) and is growing/ rising every day. It currently poses quite a problem for boats which may sink when the volcano occasionally degasses...
Uh, no. Most land are formed by the moving crust crashing into each other.
Just seeing this gives me chills
One of the best documentaries ever
The cinematography is superb and loved the narration... A must watch
What an amazing way to see God at work. In using something destructive and makes something new and then using the ocean to strengthen it. Wow, amazing job. That's why I have to praise Him because creation obeys Him.
So under the island there's a volcano that can explode anytime??
Maybe, like Hawaii
A volcano that is actively releasing magma has a little small chance of exploding.
It depends on if there are any volcanic islands around, like Hawaii or other ones. It also depends if the underwater volcano has enough heat to explode and enough lava to make an Island, sorry if it you dont get it
@@matthewarnold4557 you are also right
Did you know that there is a really big volcano under the middle of the earth that is called Yellowstone super volcano and if it erupted we would die-
This is so cool to watch.
Nature is always beautiful
just came here to say:
A long long time ago there was a volcano
Living all alone in the middle of the sea
He sat high above his bay watching all the couples play
And wishing that he had someone too
And from his lava came this song of hope that he sang
out loud every day for years and years
I have a dream I hope will come true
That you're here with me and I am here with you
I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a
Will send me someone to lava
Years of singing all alone turned his lava into stone
Until he was on the brink of extinction
But little did he know that living in the sea below
Another volcano was listening to his song
Everyday she heard his tune her lava grew and grew
Because she believed his song was meant for her
Now she was so ready to meet him above the sea
As he sang his song of hope for the last time
I have a dream I hope it will come true
That you're here with me and I am here with you
I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a
Will send me someone to lava
Rising from the sea below stood a lovely volcano
Looking all around but she could not see him
He tried to sing to let her know that she was not there alone
But with no lava, his song was all gone
He filled the sea with his tears and watched his dreams disappear
As she remembered what his song meant to her
I have a dream I hope will come true
That you're here with me and I am here with you
I wish that the earth, sea, and the sky up above-a
Will send me someone to lava
Oh, they were so happy to finally meet above the sea
All together now their lava grew and grew
No longer are they all alone with aloha as their new home
And when you go and visit them this is what they sing
I have a dream I hope will come true
That you will grow old with me, and I will grow old with you
We thank the earth, sea, and the sky we thank too
I lava you
I lava you
I lava you
thank you for the wonderful video and have a wonderful life to anyone reading this.
Thank you 🙏🏼
That's unbelievable seeing is believing. I love it. Thankyou guys ,it's truly Awesome and Amazing. God bless 👍 👍 👍
why am i just now getting this recommendation?
Volcanic eruption under the bowel of the Ocean.
Due to such Disturbances beneath the Ocean, also, results in the Creation of an Island
A must view for the $tudents.
😱
Such a patient artist
island: exists
magellan: islas de espania!
Great cemara man great documentary.
Mother nature is so beautiful.
Fantastic photography, thanks. The wonderful and unbelievable power of nature.
0:50 that 'face' is terrifying
cameraman, who just finished this:
me: *epic music intensifies*
Also me: SCIENCE DA BEST!!!
The hell r u talking?
Wow. Nature is remarkable😍
Fascinating to watch
Oh wow, just amazing.
imagine how dangerous this was to film. koddos to the team especially the cameramen
Drones and rovers duh not risky at all really besides equipment loss
(فَتَبَارَكَ اللَّهُ أَحْسَنُ الْخَالِقِينَ)🤲🏻
This photography is over the top great!
Nice work
The beginning of the video is just wow, if i haven't read the title I would have thought its some sort or creature trying to wake up😱That was amazing how this documentary has been made👏...
How can you see this and still not believe in God? The world is like a machine which works perfectly. God is great
Deus é maravilhoso 🙏 como é lindo sua obra!!!
Islands are just made out of lava poop
Eren Jaeger lava pillows
Eren Jaeger yep
Omg your right
Yes, I am stepping on lava crap 💩 every time I go on an island
While lava turns into obsidian after a very very long time grass comes out. Turns into a stone. Trees growing.
Thats how islands evolve
Thank you very much for the video's
This documentary is relaxing
So wish I had this video when I was teaching about how islands form. ❤
Its very well shown how an island is formed. Whole of the countries and island and mountains form in the same way.
Uh, no. This is a very rare form of island. Most land masses are from the moving crust crashing into each other.
@@georgehill3087 yup this is how every country and islands form.
what a brave person! beautiful and magic!
سبحان الله
سبحان الله و بحمده ... سبحان الله العظيم
Astonishing Mother Nature !!!
Thanks for sharing amazing content.
Me: This is COOL
My brain: Yeah it is THEN WATCH MORE
We live on a magnificent planet...what a great video.
God bless those who came together to create this
Volcanoes are proud. .of mother nature 💛💚💙💕
luv this. especially because there isnt music over it like some videos.
Excellent camera work 👍👍👍
Can Imagine how hot the water could be
This is surly the power of God 🙌
Volcanos*
@@GeoSY yes volcanos, what else, how can you deny 🤦♀️🤦♀️
I have to watch this for schoolwork.... probably would enjoy it if CZcams recommended it to me lol
Nossa isso é imprecionante meu Deus
Getting real, live footage two miles below the ocean surface is just mind boggling.
سبحان الله !!!
Hi
Fascinating.
Wondering how many years was this taken or is it taken on different island formations to make a story? But still, it’s amazing!
Increíble como se solidifica esa roca, así va subiendo asta formar una isla
Fascinating, all of that energy building land.
Damn this is the first time I’ve seen obsidian in real life
fr only in minecraft
Me: Eww! Looks like a evolving worm
My Brain : I want MORE MORE MORE
Oh man i love this channel best documentary
Very fascinating yet, so destructive.
That's so cool!
Crazy to think it needs to travel 2 miles up!
Geology sure is fascinating. While I don't have a obsession with it, it sure is interesting to watch
@ 5:16 Awesome example of the mysterious power of Mother Nature...
Incrível água e fogo as duas forças mais podetosa da natureza
Nao.A maior força da natureza sou eu
Whoooose
Verdade
SubhaanAllah 😮💝
Poseidon is such a great creator
Mother Earth,Utterly Amazing
Great camera work 🌋！
Let's say the new island is complete. I wonder what will people call the new island! What'll be the name of it!
An answer this generation may never know since we'll be long dead already. But it's still exciting and pretty nice to think about
I think we'll have time to see it being named, mostly because it looks like this baby of an island has enough fight to persevere and grow.
Surtsey island off the coast of Iceland was also made in this way, and I think it started in 1963(?) not sure exactly but yes, we might get to see new islands being born and named, it makes you feel really minuscule and so so powerless against nature.
Love to see nature
So amazing!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Vc sim q e incrível linda
this is just how Hawaii and its neighbors started..so damn cool how the planet works. fascinating stuff.