Cleasia

First of all OH MY GOSH!!! second I will begin

So in 1883 The volcano Krakatoa erupted with an ear-shattering blast the loudest sound ever recorded. this eruption was caused by the mixing of 2 different types of magma or lava. the first lava is a lighter Color cooler lava with a lot of air pockets I live near mt st Hellenes so I'm familiar with that but the second lava was a darker hotter lava when these two mixed it created liquid dynamite. this ripped the island apart that caused the 200 foot tall tsunami to form witch destroyed a lighthouse and threw a 2 ton chunk of coral onto the shore where the lighthouse once stood. But it also had a pyroclastic flows that went across the water at 200 miles an hour. all in all there where around 36 thousand deaths but here is the thing. the volcano is 20 miles away from any land. and this island was not inhabited. in the end of the eruption the volcano was no more. but in 1927 the volcano returned or rather its child. now the reason why this volcano is so powerful is because not only is it where two tectonic plates meet there is what is called a kink. due to this the lava chamber is much larger than a normal volcano. and here is the weirdest thing. my great great great grandfather died in 1883 and my grandmother was borne in 1927 and she sadly died in 2019 on valentines day but the thing is this volcano lines up perfectly with my family. the most recent eruption was in April in 2020. it you want to learn more about the power of the sound just ask.