Krakatoa S01E03 - How the Earth Was Made - History Channel A look at the geologic history of the Krakatoa volcano in Indonesia, the 1883 eruption which spawned a tsunami that took tens of thousands of lives, and how another, possibly more powerful eruption, could happen again.. + Informações

Wide Screen HD Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. This segment features the Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family in the village of Ketimbang, Sumatra. Controller Willem Beijerinck was one of seven assigned to oversee the growth and development of the Dutch colonies. Krakatoa had been building up activity, sending forth little explosions and a column of smoke from May to July. Many viewed this phenomenon as spectacular yet harmless. But to a few, such as Johanna Beijerinck, Willem's wife, this was an ominous sign of terrible things to come. This is her account from her journal. On August 26, 1883, Krakatoa entered into its paroxysmal phase, with eruptions on a virtually continuous basis and explosions heard every 10 minutes. A black cloud of ash arose from its depths to 17 miles (27km) high. The combined result of such heavy volcanic activity birthed the first of the tsunami that would destroy the coastal villages surrounding the volcano. If you would like to read Johanna Beijerinck's in-depth account of her family's survival through this volcanic catastrophe, please visit: Survivor Diary -- Johanna Beyerinck dsc.discovery.com If you want to see the full docudrama, you can catch it on Discovery Channel .... + Informações

Incredible Explosive Eruptions at Anak Krakatau (Krakatoa) Volcano, Indonesia 1st Nov. 2010. Alert level has recently been raised. Follow me at Twitter - twitter.com. + Informações

Full Screen Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. This segment features the Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family in the village of Ketimbang, Sumatra. Controller Willem Beijerinck was one of seven assigned to oversee the growth and development of the Dutch colonies. Krakatoa had been building up activity, sending forth little explosions and a column of smoke from May to July. Many viewed this phenomenon as spectacular yet harmless. But to a few, such as Johanna Beijerinck, Willem's wife, this was an ominous sign of terrible things to come. This is her account from her journal. On August 26, 1883, Krakatoa entered into its paroxysmal phase, with eruptions on a virtually continuous basis and explosions heard every 10 minutes. A black cloud of ash arose from its depths to 17 miles (27km) high. The combined result of such heavy volcanic activity birthed the first of the tsunami that would destroy the coastal villages surrounding the volcano. If you would like to read Johanna Beijerinck's in-depth account of her family's survival through this volcanic catastrophe, please visit: Survivor Diary -- Johanna Beyerinck dsc.discovery.com If you want to see the full docudrama, you can catch it on Discovery Channel, rent .... + Informações

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Clip from Pioneer Productions' Krakatoa. This programme documents the events of the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa and how the most devastating volcanic event in modern times affected the entire world for many years.. + Informações

The eruption spat 1m wide rocks into the sea, like pieces of salt. The shock wave can be seen racing down the sides of the volcano, throwing up dust storms. The vent blew ash clouds 2km into the atmosphere. The explosion could be heard 3000km away just like the original explosion in 1883. Our boat subsequently capsized when the wave hit us ten minutes later. AND IF YOU THINK THIS VIDEO IS GOOD THEN PLEASE CHECK OUT MY SWIMMING ELEPHANT VIDEO!. + Informações

Check out the explosive device that launches a molten spike of copper.. + Informações

La erupción del volcán Krakatoa en 1883 provocó una explosión que se oyó a una distancia de más de tres mil kilómetros y desencadenó un enorme tsunami de treinta metros de altura que mató a más de 36.000 personas. Examinamos su vida, desde su nacimiento, hace alrededor de dos millones de años, hasta la erupción que se produjo en 1883 y que acabó con él, además de explicar las enormes fuerzas que provocaron la explosión. Al investigar su pasado, descubren lo que hizo de este rincón de nuestro planeta un lugar tan peligroso y examinan el nuevo volcán que se está formando en el mismo lugar, Anak Krakatau (el hijo de Krakatoa). ¿Podría producirse en breve una nueva erupción?. + Informações

Wide Screen HD Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. The Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family, along with 3000 Ketimbang survivors, had settled further inland. They survived a tsunami and the destructive ear-shattering force of Krakatoa's explosions. They thought the worst had past, but one more is about to strike. A pyroclastic surge is a fluid mass of turbulent gas and rock fragments which is ejected during volcanic eruptions and are similar to pyroclastic flows except that it has a higher proportion of gas to rock particles. Pyroclastic flows can generate pyroclastic surges. Because a pyroclastic surge is "lighter" than a pyroclastic flow, it can travel much faster at speeds of 350 mph carrying massive destructive kinetic energy and can actually climb higher ground. Pyroclastic surges can be "hot" containing gas and steam at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit) to as much as 800 degrees Celsius(1472 degrees Fahrenheit). They can also be "cold" with temperatures below 100 degrees Celsius. Aside the temperature factor, both hot and cold pyroclastic surges can still be lethal, depending on the type of gases they carry. Hot pyroclastic surges can cross significant bodies of water on .... + Informações

This is yet another video I made for school and got me another A+ and got me through the class in one piece ^_^... my dad narrated it and I got the images and footage from my local library... I thank my dad and Mr. Starky for giving me the chance to make this video possible. + Informações

Excellent 1969 flick based on actual events which happened WEST of Java. Great effects for it's time.. + Informações

Joanne revisited the book Krakatoa by Simon Winchester recently and recalled what an amazing example of incredible science writing it is. If you've never read a popular science book this is a great place to start! Geology, biology, meteorology, history and more--this book has almost all you could want!. + Informações

É considerada a erupção vulcânica mais violenta que o homem moderno já testemunhou.. + Informações

Exploding Krakatoa tubes are a miniature version of just one theory of what caused Krakatoa's demise. Krakatoa (or Krakatau) was a volcanic island which famously blew apart in August 1883. More experiments at www.periodicvideos.com. + Informações

Used FumeFX to simulate a car burn out then Krakatoa to render over 100 million Particles. + Informações

Our first Clay stop animation. The animation is about the 1883 Krakatoa Volcanic eruption.. + Informações

Wide Screen HD Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. This segment features Captain Lindeman's account on the ship, Governor General Loudon, at sea on the Sunda Strait in which Krakatoa resides. The ship, owned by the Netherlands Indies Steamship Company, served as an excursion vessel and mail steamer, based out of Batavia (present day Jakarta), Indonesia. Hot ash and small particles of pumice that Krakatoa had spewed into the atmosphere began to fall in great, continuous amounts, blanketing a wide area over the surrounding sea and coasts, hiding the sun as if nightfall had descended. Ash is dangerous everywhere, which can start fires and make the exercise of breathing extremely difficult, but more so to vulnerable ships on the open sea as Captain Lindeman is about to find out. Read Captain Lindeman's very informative in-depth account of his ship's survival through this catastrophic event: Survivor Diary -- Capt. Lindeman dsc.discovery.com Note: There's NO DESTRUCTION in this one video out of the series. I included it because ash is a major component of a volcanic eruption. This clip shows Captain Lindeman's wisdom in keeping the ship afloat. If you want to see the full docudrama, you can catch it on .... + Informações

Full Screen Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. The Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family, along with 3000 Ketimbang survivors, had settled further inland. They survived a tsunami and the destructive ear-shattering force of Krakatoa's explosions. They thought the worst had past, but one more is about to strike. A pyroclastic surge is a fluid mass of turbulent gas and rock fragments which is ejected during volcanic eruptions and are similar to pyroclastic flows except that it has a higher proportion of gas to rock particles. Pyroclastic flows can generate pyroclastic surges. Because a pyroclastic surge is "lighter" than a pyroclastic flow, it can travel much faster at speeds of 350 mph carrying massive destructive kinetic energy and can actually climb higher ground. Pyroclastic surges can be "hot" containing gas and steam at temperatures above 100 degrees Celsius (212 degrees Fahrenheit) to as much as 800 degrees Celsius(1472 degrees Fahrenheit). They can also be "cold" with temperatures below 100 degrees Celsius. Aside the temperature factor, both hot and cold pyroclastic surges can still be lethal, depending on the type of gases they carry. Hot pyroclastic surges can cross significant bodies of water on a .... + Informações

hi.. i received lots of requests for Krakatoa "KCM" tutorial, so i made one.. in this tutorial i demonstrate how to render realflow particles color driven by vorticity or velocity.. i used this Technic to Achive the "foamy" water look in These videos : vimeo.com vimeo.com the reason i made the tutorial with different scene is because the original scene runs very slowly.. enjoy.. yuval. + Informações

Full Screen Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. Captain Lindeman had been fighting the ash fall that threatened to capsize his ship. Meanwhile the collapse of Rakata Island had created mammoth sea waves which were radiating out from Krakatoa's epicenter and had already wiped out Sebesi Island northeast of Krakatoa. The Loudon, anchored at Lampong Bay near the village of Telok Betong, north of Krakatoa, was about to encounter one such giant wave. A passenger, NH van Sandick, on the Loudon gives an account: "Suddenly, at about 7 am, a tremendous wave came moving in from the sea, which literally blocked the view and moved with tremendous speed. The Loudon steamed forward in such a way that she headed right into the wave. One moment... the wave had reached us. The ship made a tremendous tumbling; however, the wave was passed and the Loudon was saved. The wave now reached Telok Betong and raced inland. Three more similar colossal waves followed, which destroyed all of Telok Betong right before our eyes. The light tower could be seen to tumble; the houses disappeared; the steamer Berouw was lifted and got stuck, apparently at the height of the cocoanut trees; and everything had become sea in front of our .... + Informações

Styx Krakatoa/Hallelujah Chorus The Serpent Is Rising. + Informações

Wide Screen HD Version: www.youtube.com From the BBC docu-drama, "Krakatoa: The Last Days." The movie is also known as "Krakatoa: Volcano of Destruction" and aired on Discovery Channel. The movie brings to life the journals and recollections of four witnesses who survived the cataclysmic eruption of Krakatoa in August of 1883. The Beijerinck (Beyerinck) family leaves the village of Ketimbang, Sumatra for their hut situated on higher ground further inland, along with 3000 survivors on August 26, 1883 after a tsunami struck the village earlier in the day. The family arrived at their hut around midnight and settled down, exhausted but relieved, believing the worst was behind them. The next day, August 27, four enormous explosions occurred early in the morning about one hour apart. The northern two-thirds of Rakata Island, one of the three islands which comprised Krakatoa, had collapsed. The last explosion was the loudest sound in recorded history, and was heard as far away as Perth, Australia. Its sound pressure level was at approximately 180 dBSPL at a distance of 100 miles (160km). To imagine its impact, the human threshold for pain is at 134 dBSPL and short-term effect hearing damage can occur at 120 dBSPL. If you would like to read Johanna Beijerinck's in-depth account of her family's survival through this volcanic catastrophe, please visit: Survivor Diary -- Johanna Beyerinck dsc.discovery.com If you want to see the full docudrama, you can catch it on Discovery Channel .... + Informações

Krakatoa, East of Java - 1969 No fim do século 19, no Pacífico, na região conhecida com Índias Ocidentais Holandesas, o navio Batavia Queen, comandado pelo capitão Hanson, está saindo para procurar uma fortuna que está num navio afundado. Mas tem problemas ao levar condenados e depois com a explosão do vulcão Krakatoa, que provoca um Tsunami, uma onda gigantesca e mortal.. + Informações

Close up of Anak Krakatoa explosion.. + Informações