Looks like the majority of the quakes in PNG are off the coast, but more importantly, like 50 to 200km deep. Which makes them feel very different than a land based one 10km down. It also depends on the direction the earthquake "rips." The energy gets directed mostly in one direction (it radiates for sure, but one direction generally gets more damage).
Can we get Greta to yell at that mountain and tell it to stop spewing all that insane amount of CO2, Sulfur and various other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere?
How about we feed Greta to the hungry volcano, it will probably be a win/win.
Probably a decades worth of reducing greenhouse gas emissions completely undone in an hour.
Not really. They heard it in Alaska. When Krakatowa erupted in the 19th century the sound is said to have been heard thousands of miles away.
Not just eruptions like these. You also have the periodical eruptions in places such as Iceland that happen once every few hundred years and fuck up the European climate. For example, the Laki eruption in the 1780s is said to have directly caused the French Revolution. Then you have stellar events such as the Tungaska event, or the Carrington event. If anything, the past 100 years or so have been unusually calm on Planet Earth, meaning we have become complacent to the danger around us, and how any one of these events happening anywhere near "civilisation" could seriously fuck up life for a large number of people for a long time.
