On August 21, 1986, a sudden, catastrophic natural phenomenon occurred at Lake Nyos, a deep volcanic crater lake in northwestern Cameroon. Deep beneath the surface, years of volcanic activity had heavily saturated the water with a massive, highly pressurized concentration of carbon dioxide gas. A sudden underwater landslide triggered a limnic eruption, causing the lake to violently flip and release a massive gas bubble into the night air. The explosion shot a dense, heavy cloud of roughly one hu

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Video taken in Rome, New York captured a three-foot meteor falling to Earth over Massachusetts on Saturday afternoon. According to NASA, the meteor appeared to fragment at an altitude of 40 miles. The energy released at breakup is “estimatee to be about 300 tons of TNT.” #meteor #massachusetts #sound #video #fyp

Curiosity's Navcam turned Sol 4855 into a rover-mounted Gale Crater witness shot #SpaceTok #Mars #Curiosity #GaleCrater #AI

Taking multiple shots from the Tetrapod is terrifying... #benseiarmy #meteorhammer

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