Mt. Fuji will erupt in August-September 2023, a disaster that will terrify Japan! A super earthquake could trigger the eruption of Mt. Fuji, devastate all of Japan. If Mt. Fuji does erupt, will China be affected?
Since February 6, 2022, two 7.8 magnitude earthquakes have struck Turkey and Syria. When the aftershocks have not completely disappeared, a flock of strange birds has appeared in the Japanese sky, and a large number of dead fish have appeared on the beach by the sea. Until the morning of February 8, Japan's Eagle Island volcano completely erupted. The volcanic ash from this eruption was as high as 1,300, and magma engulfed the entire mountainous area, like the end of the world. With global geological changes, the earth's volcanic seismic zones are slowly recovering.
From the eruption of the Tonga volcano in January 2022, to the eruption of the Malaysian volcanic complex in September 2022, to the Turkish earthquake on February 6, 2023, and the volcanic eruption of Yingdao on February 8. There are signs that Earth's seismic zone is in a state of slow awakening.
However, this is just the beginning. Now the most dangerous is Mount Fuji in Japan. Located at the junction of plates in Eurasia and the Americas and the Pacific Ocean, Japan is extremely gematically active, with earthquakes of all sizes occurring every year. Mt. Fuji is still dormant. According to historical records, Mt. Fuji has erupted 18 times, with an average of one eruption every 120 years. The last eruption was in 1707. Until 2023, Mt. Fuji has been dormant for 316 years and could erupt at any time.
According to survey data from Japanese geologists, since 2022, the internal pressure value of Mount Fuji volcano has reached 16.3 MPa, far more than five times the normal value. Combined with seismic zone fluctuations since February 2023 and the eruption of Mount Takashima, it is highly likely that Mt. Fuji has awakened. If it explodes, its power is equivalent to the power of 1,200 Hiroshima atomic bombs, and buildings with a radius of 100 kilometers will be leveled overnight, and tens of millions of people will be doomed. Floods would then flood the entire coastal areas of Japan, plunging Japan into a devastating disaster.
Second, the volcanic ash that erupts will drift up to a hundred kilometers away with the flow of air. How much will China be affected? According to expert research by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, China's mainland is in the upwind zone of Mt. Fuji, and Japan is in the westerly wind zone, so even if Mt. Fuji erupts, volcanic ash will drift to the east with the air. Therefore, the impact on China is not large. Even more terrifying, however, is what triggered the eruption of Mt. Fuji.
