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     Supervolcanos         Français
 


    First discovery

    We discovered a few years ago the existence of super volcanoes, rare and very destructive probably responsible for several glaciations.  The first to be found is the volcano of Lake Toba, a lake of 100 km by 30 km and 500 m deep in Indonesia. Its discovery is of the most interesting:

    Three scientists, not knowing each other, found with different methods that a major disturbance of the planet had occurred 75 000 years ago.

1- Gregory a. Zielinski glaciologist was studying the ice cores of Greenland to find the ancient composition of the atmosphere.  As with the grooves of trees, ice accumulates every year on the glaciers of Greenland.  By making ice cores, we can go back up to ... 125,000 years.

    He found a sudden rise of sulfur dioxide 75,000 years ago, a probable sign of a great volcanic catastrophe.
    
2. On the same principle, Mike Rampinp, a geologist, studied the calcareous composition of the shells of the foraminifera of the layers of the ocean floor in order to know the ancient temperatures of the atmosphere and the seas.

      He found a dramatic temperature drop of 6 ° c in the oceans over a period estimated at 1000 years.  Again, without any knowledge of other research, he dated this disturbance around 75,000 years ago.

3- Kreg Chesner, a Toronto geologist specializing in volcanic ash, could not find the origin of huge ash deposits from the Far East spread over an area of ​​6000 km diameter from the same period as the two Discoveries.

     It was by finding the culprit, the incognito volcano of Lake Toba that they were able to gather and place all the pieces of the puzzle.

     You can find on youtube videos describing the adventure of these three researchers. For example the video of Arte on Lake Toba:

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwXSF9dX-qM

  Description

     But what is the big difference with the ordinary volcanoes that already do a lot of damage?  The volcanoes in the news are the visible part of a fault in the earth's crust that allows the lava to go up and out from time to time, thus reducing the pressure.  The super volcano is also supplied by a fault but the lava accumulates under high pressure under the earth's surface in a magmatic chamber which can be immense.  A super-volcano rarely explodes.  He can remain dormant for a long time, incognito.  Then it can be activated one day by an earthquake or a meteorite, or the proximity of a planet like planet X.  When this happens, all the lava is expelled suddenly in a huge explosion.  Then everything calms down.  All that remains is a caldera, a depression several kilometers in diameter.  That's why it took so long to spot them because they blend into the landscape, like Lake Toba's innocent appearance.

 Consequences

    The explosion of a super-volcano sends a phenomenal amount of matter into the atmosphere.  The ashes settle around for thousands of kilometers and the smallest particles remain suspended in the atmosphere for a long time masking the sun. Some eruptions are responsable, not only to the disappearance of a large part of the living beings on the planet but to some great glaciations.

    Frozen mammoths were found in Alaska that still had grass in their mouth and the flesh was so well preserved that it was served in some restaurants in Paris. They had to be killed and frozen extremely quickly, in extreme temperatures.

    Scientists have demonstrated that a super volcano like Yellowstone in the USA would lower the global temperature by 10 ° C for 10 years.  In addition, acid rain would destroy much of the vegetation.

   But with the power of our thoughts, that supervolcano will sleep peacefully for one million year.







 
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