La Palma Enters Third Week of Gradually Intensifying Lava Flows, Triggering Tsunami Concerns In Scientific Community
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The situation in La Palma, in the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa, continues to spiral out of control.
The devastating images from La Palma continue to pour in — will the island split in half, triggering a transatlantic super tsunami? Probably not, but always possible. There’s always a non zero possibility that a super tsunami could get you in the night. Sleep well, FULCRUM audience!
A continuous lava flow from a now active volcanic eruption there has forced ongoing evacuations, destroyed homes, and as of just hours ago chunks of lava the size of entire office buildings, according to local media, is being ejected from the volcano.
The strange intensity of the volcanic eruption at La Palma, now in week three, has stoked the flames of conspiracy theories that La Palma’s eruption could cause the island to fracture — and that as part of the island falls into the ocean, it could basically create a splash capable of triggering a massive tsunami.