Impact of Hyper Eruption Events

The video explores the catastrophic impact of a hypothetical hyper eruption at Yellowstone National Park. It describes the immediate devastation, including shock waves, oil terminal explosions, and the collapse of natural landmarks. The global media response and the formation of a massive mushroom cloud are highlighted. The video also explains the difference in travel speeds between seismic and sound waves, concluding with the rapid end of the eruption and the formation of a large crater.

What is a hyper eruption, as described in the video?

• A massive volcanic explosion larger than any recorded

• A small volcanic eruption

• A type of earthquake

• A meteor impact event

How far did the shockwave from the hyper eruption travel?

• 400 miles

• 260 miles

• 500 miles

• 100 miles

What natural formations were destroyed in Arches National Park due to the seismic shock?

• Sandstone arches

• Forests

• Rivers

• Mountains

What was the global reaction to the hyper eruption event?

• It was considered a hoax initially

• It was seen as a minor event

• It was celebrated as a natural wonder

• It was ignored by the media

How high did the mushroom cloud from the eruption reach?

• 20 miles

• 10 miles

• 50 miles

• 100 miles

What phenomenon was created in Lake Yellowstone due to the eruption?

• A whirlpool

• A flood

• A tsunami

• A drought

How long did it take for the sound of the eruption to reach Salt Lake City?

• 22 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 5 minutes

What was the sound level of the eruption at a distance of 2,000 miles?

• 50 dB

• 100 dB

• 150 dB

• 200 dB

What is the main reason seismic waves travel faster than sound waves?

• The Earth is stiffer than air

• Seismic waves are lighter

• Seismic waves are more powerful

• Sound waves are slower by nature

How long did the hyper eruption last?

• 10 minutes

• 1 day

• 1 week

• 1 hour