Added on Friday 18 December 2009 09:12:15
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Underwater volcanic eruptions and magma flows on the sea floor have been seen for the first time ever thanks to video captured by NOAA. James Williams talks to the lead scientist on the project to learn the story behind the explosive images.
@TheZephile Of course not... if it's that easy to put off the lava then no bodies home would get destroyed by volcanos ...since firemen would put it off so fast with their unlimited water :D
@Discovery: Please turn off the Comments for your video. Teacher's and students could use your video except that the comments are often inappropriate.
@russianzio Nothing, it's too deep underwater to have any effect at the surface. About 80% of the worlds volcanoes erupt deep underwater, along the Mid-Ocean Ridges, we (almost) never see it.
@Puppygirl194 It does form obsidian, but the explosions shatter most of the glass into small shards & fragments, and some glass forms rinds around the pillow lavas.
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