DISASTER Observers are WARNING ! Spain's Teide Volcano might ERUPT in a few days ! Official ALERT still GREEN

Coco82919

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Tenerife SPAIN, CANARY ISLANDS: Tenerife’s seismo-volcanic crisis is raising serious questions. Over 1,300 earthquakes were reported in the Teide / Las Cañadas volcanic system, yet the volcanic alert remains GREEN. Is the risk being downplayed during tourist season? New IGN, INVOLCAN, GUAYOTA and VolcanoDiscovery data show swarms, seismic energy, gases, and unusual activity beneath Tenerife. Could Teide be moving toward a dangerous July escalation?
 

Marthanoir

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Is this a solid source or another click-bait, AI thing?

You need to ask :D

Sister in law was there a couple of weeks ago, no issues.

There's a marathon and an ultra marathon every year around the volcano.
La Palma the next island has an ultra marathon around the crater of their volcano, pretty cool.


Mount Etna on the Italian island of Sicily has erupted again though,
 

Marthanoir

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We're over 100 miles inland and close to 1500ft elevation and I still have concerns about La Palma or Tenerife causing a tsunami that could swamp us.

Not so much Tenerife but La Palma has the issue of a giant crack down the island that could cause a massive landslip in the event of an eruption or possibly even a large earthquake.

I remember the original BBC documentary when it came out,
Being on the Atlantic coast myself ( 5 min walk to the beach ) , I was very much alarmed when I saw it :shkr:

At least you would have several hours warning before it reached the US.
It's about 4 hours to reach us here, so we'd have time to scoot up the mountain.
 

Broccoli

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Related??
President Trump immediately cuts off all U.S. Trade with the country of Spain:

TRUMP: "I don't want anything to do with Spain. CUT OFF ALL TRADE, including visits. We don't have to trade with them."

"I don't want to do ANY MORE trade with them. Immediately, don't even talk to them. They're hopeless."

"Spain is a WASTED cause. Spain is a TERRIBLE partner to NATO." [link to x.com (secure)]
 

Marthanoir

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Related??
President Trump immediately cuts off all U.S. Trade with the country of Spain:

TRUMP: "I don't want anything to do with Spain. CUT OFF ALL TRADE, including visits. We don't have to trade with them."

"I don't want to do ANY MORE trade with them. Immediately, don't even talk to them. They're hopeless."

"Spain is a WASTED cause. Spain is a TERRIBLE partner to NATO." [link to x.com (secure)]

That's to do with Spain going Full Commie , refusing to honour NATO agreements, and making shitty comments about Trump and the US in general.
 

Broccoli

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Ok, and maybe he is using that as a
That's to do with Spain going Full Commie , refusing to honour NATO agreements, and making shitty comments about Trump and the US in general.
Reason to pull all our assets out because the place is gonna blow. Better than scaring the public and causing a panic but the end results of no assets in the area is accomplished.
Just an off the wall thought.....
 

Wildweasel

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Ok, and maybe he is using that as a

Reason to pull all our assets out because the place is gonna blow. Better than scaring the public and causing a panic but the end results of no assets in the area is accomplished.
Just an off the wall thought.....
I bet that Portugal would welcome the US military moving in. There are a couple of air bases that could work out with some improvements (longer/wider runways). I'm thinking that Beja and Monte Real would be strong possibilities for hosting USAF aircraft.

But replacing the Navy base at Rota might take going elsewhere. Maybe Italy or France if they can pull their heads out of their nethers. Montijo might fill the bill if the port and airfield can be expanded to fit US needs. But the new Lisbon international airport is being built not far away and airspace congestion could be a problem when the new airport opens.
 
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Marthanoir

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The Naval Base at Cadiz would be the nearest to Tenerife and that is over 1700km ( 1056 miles ) away.

The Canaries are down by the southern border of Morocco,
 
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