Study examines how massive 2022 eruption changed stratosphere chemistry and dynamics

Phys Org ^ | NOVEMBER 20, 2023 | by Leah Burrows, Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

[Red Badger]

Boom!.....................

[janetjanet998]

Video
air pressure wave from Tonga Eruption was measured by airport air pressure sensors as it crossed the US mainland.
https://rumble.com/vso3kv-airport-air-pressure-sensors-as-the-tonga-volcano-shockwave-crossed-the-us-.html

[bert]

The resultant chemistry was the production of natural acid rain

[know.your.why]

See...its natural events like this that the global warming/climate change nuts ignore. Why? Its not like you can hide these upheavals. The 2021 La Palma eruption lasted for a whole 4 months and it was insane how much gasses and particulates that it put into the air. It was the biggest news the whole time. The media just forgets all about it.

[know.your.why]

Very good info-video on it here: https://niwa.co.nz/news/tonga-eruption-confirmed-as-largest-ever-recorded

[Red Badger]

At any given moment, 24 hours a day, there are on average 40 volcanoes going off across the entire Earth...

[lurk]

Here come half a dozen Fed agencies dropping fines and regs on the volcano for greenhouse emissions.

[sasquatch]

Earth farts just might be more important than those from cattle.

[Blueflag]

OK class... what gad is THE most powerful and active greenhouse gas?

Answer: water vapor.

No real mention of that in the article.

[metmom]

Quick!

Tax volcanos.

Ban them!

Regulate them from erupting again.

Lock us all down just in case.

[metmom]

The media just forgets all about it.

No, they don't forget it. They either ignore it or deliberately cover it up.

[epluribus_2]

Wrong. Only selfish, racist, America First, ICE vehicle operating Republicans can change the Stratosphere. Geologists are just haters, like Biologists.

[Organic Panic]

Reading this as it is 4 degrees outside.

[Red Badger]

C or F?....................

[lepton]

At any given moment, 24 hours a day, there are on average 40 volcanoes going off across the entire Earth...

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Though not like this. This size and effect eruption doesn’t appear to happen once a century.

[TexasFreeper2009]

real science here and not BS about oil

[lepton]

The water vapor is a strong “greenhouse gas”, much stronger than the CO2 effect.

The warming since last year was recently cited as 0.42 C, which is far more than could be explained by latent CO2 levels, and is equivalent to more than half of the purported warming from CO2.

Yes, this year appears quite notably warmer than previous years, but the warming over the last year and a half is far too much to be caused by human-adjusted CO2 levels.

[Red Badger]

Here along the Gulf coast of Florida panhandle, We just had frost last night for the first time this fall season.

I don’t remember frost being this early................

[1Old Pro]

"This eruption put us in uncharted territory," said Ross Salawitch, professor at the University of Maryland's Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center and co-author of the study. "We've never seen, in the history of satellite records, this much water vapor injected into the atmosphere and our paper is the first that looks at the downstream consequences over broad regions of both hemispheres in the months following the eruption using satellite data and a global model."

I only have one question, was this eruption "man-made"? If not, nothing man does can compete either positively or negatively. In other words, spending a single penny on "climate change" is a waste.