Comments on: 10 Incredible Underwater Volcanoes

By: Bonnie Ember

Bonnie Ember — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 13:55:27 +0000

I just got back from filming the volcanic islands of Tahiti for my film:
Tahiti, The Islands of Love.

I wanted to see these islands before the next polar shifts that puts the Equator, back up in Siberia, (The wholly mammoth that was found buried in Siberia, eating Tropical fruits,)

Anyway, even if you do not believe in the Polar Shift, the HD trailer can be seen on:

youtube.com/alphaember

Cheers

Bonnie

By: Kevin

Kevin — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 01:04:07 +0000

Youre one of the first people who is educated. The public was scared by global warming because they are idiots. Al gore says to conserve and recycle and yet he has a gas gussler car and a private jet. Does he sound conservative to you? I think not. The world goes through its natural changes. Plus there are little underwater volcanoes in the artic that melt the glaciers. A lot of the public needs to be educated.

By: Design Swan » Blog Archive » Islands in Interesting Shape

Design Swan » Blog Archive » Islands in Interesting Shape — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 01:47:48 +0000

[...] Crescent shaped “island” Today, Molokini Crater (above) in Maui County, Hawaii is a crescent shaped “island” popular with scuba divers, snorkelers and seabirds alike, but it used to be a fully round, volcanic crater. One can just imagine the underwater volcano in its heyday, forming a few new islands through eruption.[link] [...]

By: Tammy Yee

Tammy Yee — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:59:58 +0000

Two undersea volcanoes that come to mind: Lo’ihi, off of the Big Island of Hawaii, and the recent eruption near Tonga, which generated an earthquake that prompted a tsunami watch in Hawaii.

Mahalo for the fine photos and articles.

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