Close up of the scene of the horrifying explosion of the super volcano, engulfing the whole city
In the video, the big seabed exploded into the air and created strong waves rolling toward Auckland, the largest bustling city in New Zealand.
A simulation video shows that if the super-deep sea volcano in New Zealand's Hauraki Bay erupted, the nearest city will be wiped out.
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Videos built with 3D technology and using particle effects combined with the background below will give you the most realistic look at erupting volcanic disasters:
Super volcanic landscape works devastating the city.(Source: Auckland Museum.)
In the video, the big seabed exploded into the air and created strong waves rolling toward Auckland, the largest bustling city in New Zealand.
Volcanoes operate near Hauraki bay.(Photo of Massey University.)
When studying the scenario that the super-volcanic undersea could cause the nearby city if it works, Professor Colin Wilson of Victoria University (Australia) created this video. According to his research, if the volcano on Rangitoto Island in Hauraki Bay erupts, it will create a tsunami hitting the shore, sweeping everything on the path within a 2.5 km radius.
Professor Colin Wilson was awarded the Rutherford Medal, the Royal New Zealand Society's most prestigious award for his study in the volcanic industry.
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