Скачать или смотреть 1 MIN AGO: Oregon's Underwater Volcano Approaching CRITICAL Threshold — "Scientists Issue Warning!"

One minute ago, scientists confirmed that Oregon’s underwater volcano — Axial Seamount — is approaching a critical threshold.
The seafloor is swelling, magma is rising, earthquake swarms are accelerating, and chemical signals from the vents are shifting in ways that match previous eruption cycles.

This volcano poses no direct threat to the Oregon coast, but what makes Axial so important is this:
It is giving scientists a real-time window into how eruptions begin — knowledge that could help forecast far more dangerous volcanoes and megaquakes around the world.

In this video, we break down:
• Why Axial Seamount is inflating faster than expected
• How this eruption cycle compares to 1998, 2011, and 2015
• The meaning of “approaching a critical threshold”
• Why some days recorded over 2,000 earthquakes
• What rising helium-3 levels reveal about fresh magma ascent
• How this data helps scientists understand Cascadia’s potential megaquake
• What an underwater eruption here would actually look like

Axial Seamount will erupt — that part is certain.
What scientists want to learn before it does could change how we understand volcanic forecasting forever.

🌋 We analyzed real-time seismic data, inflation records, hydrothermal vent chemistry, and expert commentary to give you the full picture of what’s unfolding beneath the Pacific Ocean.

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