The Loudest Sound in Human History: The 1883 Eruption of Krakatoa

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Dive into the extraordinary tale of Krakatoa's 1883 eruption, the source of the loudest sound in recorded history. In this video, we unravel the mysteries of this catastrophic event that reverberated around the globe. Discover the science behind the eruption, the immense power of the sound wave it generated, and its far-reaching impacts on both the environment and human history. We'll explore how this monumental event reshaped our understanding of natural disasters and led to pivotal advancements in the fields of volcanology and seismology. Join us on a journey back in time to witness the awe-inspiring power of nature through the story of Krakatoa. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fascinating content!

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We can scarcely imagine the devastation such an eruption would cause. There must have been so much unrecorded loss of life and damage, given the period of the explosion. Another excellent video.

loubaggs

Krakatau is still erupting at the moment, i think. She's been at it since the turn of the century. I think one videographer said it best when her daughter Anak Krakatau has grown up to be a violent adolescent.

And i am also here looking for that strange youtube commenter preaching end times talking about a "megha" tsunami and having limited time left. That one always brightens my day.

HONGKELDONGKEL

I remember when Quebec caught fire last year or this year and the sunsets made the wheezing worth it

gabeross

What about the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption? I heard that one on the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, it was quite loud, even here.

BeachcomberNZ

Not quite as loud, but we heard the Tonga eruption in 2022 here in Malaysia,

hexadecimal

you should investigate the Tonga explosion sound range. we had a huge thunder noise mid to late morning on a 35 degree day here in Adelaide.... on the morning of the eruption.

sleebanger

While watching your video I had a thought pop into my head. More like a very good question, lmao. What if this eruption helped to play a even small part in the whole dust bowl in USA Midwest? Had to share!! Love your videos and please keep it up!! ❤❤

jadedwolf

And the study of the new island was also the first time a new island, devoid of any life was colonised from scratch.

paulroberts

Thanks for your help vid!
@ozgeographics what’s the 4000km ‘straight line’ ridge in the Indian Ocean just west of Cayman Islands? It’s 4 degrees off North/South alignment. Can’t find info on it online. What’s it called? How did it form?

stevedemchinsky

So if such an event happened now, what could people in the surrounding area do in advance in order to protect their ears?

Astronomynatureandmusic

I sailed past here about a week ago. Watched it pass in the distance

DarwinianUniversal

It is like Mother Nature’s Heaviest Tantrum

ElytraotterStudioCreativity

Is this still the loudest sound? Wasn't the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption heard (recorded) in Anchorage, Alaska? Im pretty sure that's further away than any annotated (recorded) for Krakatoa. Can anyone inform me which one was louder?

JPieman