Continuous Eruptions May Chill the World: Could Volcanoes Trigger a New Ice Age?

The eruption of Ethiopia's Hayii Gubbii volcano influences India, with skies full of ash and clouds. Several international flights have been canceled. If volcanic eruptions continue, a thick layer of dust may form between the earth and sky, potentially lowering temperatures significantly.
The eruption of Ethi

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After nearly 12,000 years, the eruption of the Hayii Gubbii volcano in Ethiopia has sent ash and toxic gases thousands of kilometers. This has impacted air travel in India and several other nations. It raises the question: what happens during a supervolcanic eruption if one volcanic explosion can bring such changes?

It's crucial to understand that when a thick layer of ash and gases obstructs the earth and sky, the temperature starts dropping. Sometimes it drops so significantly that untimely winters begin.

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