Taal is a GSM activated Volcano

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Ice Age Now January 13, 2020

“Should the crater collapse and the lake empty into the magma chamber the resulting explosion would make Kraotoa a firecracker in comparison.”
– J.H. Walker

Taal is a GSM activated Volcano

J.H. Walker

This volcano has erupted many times during the high AM periods of the Sun Trefoil Orbit around the Solar System Barry Centre during a Grand Solar Minimum (GSM). An example are the linking dates though the SC20 period of high AM phase of the Cool period, and the similar events during the Gleissberg period Solar Cycles of SC12,13,14.

It has erupted during the gap between Spoorer and Maunder, during the Maunder period, during the Gleissberg period between Maunder and Dalton, during Dalton. It is a GSM activated Volcano, and even more dangerous that it is in the middle of a massive lake.

Should the crater collapse and the lake empty into the magma chamber the resulting explosion would make Kraotoa a firecracker in comparison.

Here are Wikipedia entries about the Taal Volcano

There have been 33 recorded eruptions at Taal since 1572.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taal_Volcano

More: https://www.iceagenow.info/taal-is-a-gsm-activated-volcano/

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Is this a caldera within a caldera?

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Earth Cracks Apart And River Dries Up As Swarm Of Earthquakes Rocks Taal Volcano

Strange Sounds 1/15/2020

The Taal volcano is currently being hit by hundreds of volcanic earthquakes, resulting in deep earth cracks.

Meanwhile, the ground is so cracked up that parts of Pansipit River in Batangas are drying up.

The Taal Volcanic eruption has been characterized by continuous magmatic and hydrovolcanic activity that generated 700-meter tall dark gray steam-laden plumes that drifted to the general southwest.

Meanwhile, there are hundreds of volcanic earthquakes that are rocking the region. These earthquakes resulted in fissures all around the Taal lake as well as in settlements built around the now active volcano.

Enhanced Seismic Activity

The Philippine Seismic Network recorded a total of five hundred twenty (520) volcanic earthquakes since 1:00 PM, January 12, 2020. One hundred sixty-nine (169) of these were felt with intensities ranging from Intensity I – V.

Earthquakes crack the ground apart

These hundreds of quakes created fissures around the shores of Lake Taal, in homes, and in roads, thus hampering efforts to evacuate people by road.

More: https://strangesounds.org/2020/01/earth-cracks-pansipit-river-disappears-fissures-taal-volcano-eruption-video.html