02-01-2020, 06:53 AM
So if the vents are migrating to the southeast, the next NERZ eruption may be the start to a long-term trend where most of the flows head southeast towards the Volcano-to-Keaau inundation zone instead of towards Hilo. Combined with the massive changes at Kilauea, this could be the start of an interesting several hundred years for Puna.
Interesting point Ironyak. And to think mine was only a silly little idea. You know, one shared so as to put a bit of an edge to the more common 'Mauna Loa doesn't really threaten Puna at all.' And now, wham bam thank you ma'am, you got thee ol gal coming down highway 11 big time! Like, OMG, it could happen tomorrow, geologically speaking. Or, like for real, tomorrow! Jack's vent migration coupled with Frank's video presentation wherein he points out that the entire corridor is potentially in her sites makes this otherwise obscure idea all of a sudden ready for prime time. Front and center! That is, of course, unless you don't have the proper credentials to make such an observation.
So, Ironyak, come clean, you got creds brah?
Interesting point Ironyak. And to think mine was only a silly little idea. You know, one shared so as to put a bit of an edge to the more common 'Mauna Loa doesn't really threaten Puna at all.' And now, wham bam thank you ma'am, you got thee ol gal coming down highway 11 big time! Like, OMG, it could happen tomorrow, geologically speaking. Or, like for real, tomorrow! Jack's vent migration coupled with Frank's video presentation wherein he points out that the entire corridor is potentially in her sites makes this otherwise obscure idea all of a sudden ready for prime time. Front and center! That is, of course, unless you don't have the proper credentials to make such an observation.
So, Ironyak, come clean, you got creds brah?