Cameroon’s Lake Nyos is one of just three known lakes saturated with carbon dioxide. The others are Lake Monoun, which is also in Cameroon, and Lake Kivu, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda.
I really like how you use one story to tell/teach about lots of different areas of science and show how they interconnect to build these systems and stories. Keep it up!
I think science extremely boring and uninterested yet I was left amazed by this video. Thank you for demonstrating that indeed science can be really cool.
Excellent! I thoroughly enjoyed this topic, and loved how you used graphics and examples to explain it (e.g. dry ice, soda in a can, the lit match). Imagine If all teachers incorporated this teaching method.
A BBC clip teaching African villagers the dangers of volcanic carbon dioxide hiding in dips in the terrain. The use of smoke from a flare makes a life-and-death demonstration for some kids. czcams.com/video/YEPNYRD09es/video.html
It is a very scary thought.... Especially with the increased atmospheric carbon dioxide(also diffused in ocean water). Apparently carbon dioxide is acidic? I wonder how it would impact plants, they're still aerobic creatures.
Oceanic tectonic plates diving under continental plates carry a lot of carbonate rocks, sea shells aggregates, etc. under with them. As the rock gets carried deeper and heats up, the carbonates combine with silica to form silicates and carbon dioxide, which eventually escapes back to the surface. The vast majority of carbon on Earth is locked in rocks, not in the atmosphere, ocean, or fossil fuel deposits. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonate%E2%80%93silicate_cycle
@@tonykaze no, it's a conspiracy by the elites and bill gates and the moon nazis (which are on the moon but the moon landing is fake) to force you to implant vaccines via chemtrails.
Cameroon’s Lake Nyos is one of just three known lakes saturated with carbon dioxide. The others are Lake Monoun, which is also in Cameroon, and Lake Kivu, located in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda.
Damn, keep these Untold videos coming
Loved the explanation, especially that carbon dating
that was very good inded the carbon part.
I really like how you use one story to tell/teach about lots of different areas of science and show how they interconnect to build these systems and stories. Keep it up!
This is the first video I have watched from this channel and I absolutely love it.. keep up the good work.. love from Pak.
Yo this is the stuff of nightmares.
Indeed.
This is awesome! Keep it coming!
Yes
Haven't enough people died?
There's at least 1700 people who would disagree.
More UNTOLD! Yessssss
Untold is very basic science, personally uninterested but great for others. Keep doing this! Your topic selections are amazing
I think science extremely boring and uninterested yet I was left amazed by this video. Thank you for demonstrating that indeed science can be really cool.
This was really an invisible tsunami.
So what you're saying is... the video wasn't clickbait.
Excellent! I thoroughly enjoyed this topic, and loved how you used graphics and examples to explain it (e.g. dry ice, soda in a can, the lit match). Imagine If all teachers incorporated this teaching method.
A BBC clip teaching African villagers the dangers of volcanic carbon dioxide hiding in dips in the terrain. The use of smoke from a flare makes a life-and-death demonstration for some kids.
czcams.com/video/YEPNYRD09es/video.html
Excellent explanation of the concepts involved in analysing the problem. Keep the videos coming and we all will like subscribe and share it 😊👌.
It is a very scary thought.... Especially with the increased atmospheric carbon dioxide(also diffused in ocean water). Apparently carbon dioxide is acidic? I wonder how it would impact plants, they're still aerobic creatures.
Invisible Tsunami, also carbon dating.
What's the schedule??
Thanks 🙏 to your CZcams channel 🔥🔥 I’m done ✅ complaining 😭 and have decided 🤸🏽♂️ to start a CZcams channel
English subtitle please (not auto)
Thanks
The plants nearby had a field day though lol.
WAIT WASNT THIS THE PLOT OF A MYSTERY BOOK?!?! god what was it called... meddling kids? go read it its amazing
6:20 An inverted CXR? Saint Peter postmortem?
Who threw Mentos in that lake?
I like this
Thank you
Why magma produces CO2?
Oceanic tectonic plates diving under continental plates carry a lot of carbonate rocks, sea shells aggregates, etc. under with them. As the rock gets carried deeper and heats up, the carbonates combine with silica to form silicates and carbon dioxide, which eventually escapes back to the surface. The vast majority of carbon on Earth is locked in rocks, not in the atmosphere, ocean, or fossil fuel deposits.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbonate%E2%80%93silicate_cycle
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Earth farts some times big deal.....lol
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I never subbed, what is happening?
Same. Wtf?
Why not? We like the channel.
@@ACSReactions as in, we both were subscribed but never actually subscribed. Y'all up to shenanigans?
@@tonykaze no, it's a conspiracy by the elites and bill gates and the moon nazis (which are on the moon but the moon landing is fake) to force you to implant vaccines via chemtrails.
@@Luxalpa This checks out.
I'll take the smartest white woman's kids to work after Revelation and Judgment day is over. This is me giving back
ermahgerd muh climate change. That's like half a million cars driving around for a year.
That's pretty sick how much cars exhaust. They are like volcanoes.