What will happen if Mt. Fuji erupts, and will Mt. Fuji erupt

There is little to no impact.

Although it may cause great damage to Japan, the eruption of Mt. Fuji may only lead to greater instability in the Chinese ** belt, but the impact is minimal.

In addition, the magma produced by the eruption of Mt. Fuji does not harden into solids as soon as it comes into contact with seawater, so it does not spread to China, and under the influence of the monsoon, the volcanic ash from the eruption of Mt. Fuji does not drift over China, so the damage suffered by China is small compared to Japan.

The Great Eruption of Mt. Fuji will be devastating to Tokyo.

The Mt. Fuji Disaster Committee of Japan's Disaster Prevention Council, chaired by Shigeo Aramaki, professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo, yesterday released a map of the disaster that could be endangered by the lava at the time of the eruption of Mt. Fuji. According to **, if a large-scale volcanic eruption occurs on Mt. Fuji, volcanic ash and other items will paralyze traffic in the Tokyo metropolitan area, mainly Tokyo, and the economic damage will be as high as 1 2 trillion to 2 5 trillion yen.

There are two possible types of eruptions on Mt. Fuji, one may be lava flowing from the mountainside, and the other may be a large amount of volcanic ash spewing from the summit.

The panel believes that in the event of a lava-outflow volcanic eruption, a crater about 30 kilometers long and 10 kilometers wide may crack in the southeast-northwest direction of the mountainside of Mt. Fuji, and that a portion of the lava may reach the Tokaido Shinkansen, the main artery of the Japanese railway. However, due to the slow flow of lava, it is possible to organize evacuation in the event of a disaster.

In the event of an eruption of the ash type, the ash will endanger the entire Tokyo metropolitan area, causing chaos on the Shinkansen, and it will also be impossible for Haneda and Narita airports to take off and land planes, and if it rains, it will also cause power outages and road traffic disruptions. The ash will also affect the health of 12.5 million people.

As for the possible economic damage caused by the eruption of Mt. Fuji, the expert group** said that if it does not rain, the economic damage will be between 1.2 trillion yen and 1.6 trillion yen, and if it is during the rainy season, the economic damage will be as high as 2.1 trillion to 2.5 trillion yen.

What will happen to the eruption of Mt. Fuji ? Mount Fuji is one of the few remaining supervolcanoes in the world, and the volcano of Yellowstone in the United States is the same as a supervolcano, once a large-scale eruption, at least let him as the center, a radius of 100 kilometers of the area suffer a devastating blow, if it is surrounded by these 3 craters together a large-scale eruption volcanic ash will enter the stratosphere to cover the world's sunlight, at least the world is covered with volcanic ash, and the world will return to the ice age, causing at least 2 3 of the world's population to die.

Don't want you to have such thoughts, why should you expect it to erupt, needless to say you can also imagine the consequences. Brother, even if Japan dies in how, it is a person).

What will happen if Mt. Fuji, which has been dormant for 300 years, erupts?

Mt. FujiLikely to erupt, it is an active volcano.

Mt. Fuji is almost the symbol of Japan's dispersion, and it is the highest mountain in Japan.

It is also one of Japan's most famous cultural mountains, with an altitude of meters, and is also known as "Mt. Seidake" and "Mt. Hibiscus".

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Characteristics of the geological dou of Mt. Fuji

Mt. Fuji is uniquely located at the "triad" of plate movements (the Amur Plate, the Okhotsk Plate, and the Philippine Sea Plate) and at the junction of the Tohoku Island Arc, the Southwest Island Arc, and the Izu-Ogasawara Arc in Japan. Empty digging oranges.

On the one hand, due to the subduction of the Pacific plate, and on the other hand, due to the tension between the Philippine Sea plate and the surrounding area of Mt. Fuji, the geological activity is active, which leads to repeated fracture eruptions in basalt, forming the Mt. Fuji mass.

Mt. Fuji is very likely to "wake up", and relevant Japanese experts have repeatedly warned that once this active volcano erupts, it will paralyze Tokyo, and the lives of people nearby will be affected for a long time, such as water, air, soil, commerce, travel, and so on.

The probability of the eruption of Mt. Fuji is definitely not groundless. According to the pattern of eruptions in history, Mt. Fuji erupts about every 300 years or so, and the last major eruption of Mt. Fuji was in 1707, 314 years after today.

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In recent years, the snow at the summit of Mt. Fuji has melted at an accelerated pace and the temperature inside the volcano has gradually increased. Moreover, Mt. Fuji has been becoming more and more active recently, and if there is a large-scale ** event in Japan in the near future, it will further increase the likelihood of an eruption of Mt. Fuji.

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So, if Mt. Fuji does erupt, what will be the consequences for Japan?

According to Japanese officials and geologists**, if Mt. Fuji erupts, a large amount of lava will flow directly through the nearest twelve prefectures, and these areas will be completely wiped off the map. The massive amount of ash from the subsequent eruption of Mt. Fuji will cover hundreds of kilometers of surrounding land, causing widespread water and power outages, crop failures, and incalculable economic losses. In the short term, these polluted areas will no longer be inhabitable.

Tokyo, Japan's capital closest to Mt. Fuji, is home to more than 37 million people. Japan will be plunged into an unprecedented crisis of natural disasters with both direct and incalculable indirect losses. Japan's nuclear sewage has been discharged into the sea, which has a huge impact on Japan's fishing industry, and the eruption of Mt. Fuji will also destroy Japan's tourism industry, which is fatal to Japan's economic development, comparable to another economic crisis.

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Historically, Mt. Fuji has been preceded by certain precursor phenomena to a greater or lesser extent. Generally, it will go through the following process:

First of all, the top of the magma room occurs "low frequency", which is difficult to be perceived by the human body, but the ** instrument can detect it;

Secondly, when the magma enters the pipeline, some sensations will occur, and the depth of the ** will change from deep to shallow, because the magma pipeline may be blocked, and when the magma is blocked inside, the internal pressure formed is getting higher and higher, and it will break through the barrier or cause other deformations to occur strongly**;

Finally, when the magma breaks through the pipe and collects into the crater, there is a pre-eruption tremor. At this time, the ** frequency will increase and intensify, and this is the critical point of the volcanic eruption. Although the critical point state is approaching can be sensed through the ** instrument, experts still cannot ** the specific eruption time of Mt. Fuji, and can only issue an outbreak warning in order to deal with it.

Although it may not be as tragic as the movie "Japan Sinks", the 300-year eruption of Mt. Fuji still needs to be prepared in advance.

If Mt. Fuji erupts, the area where Mt. Fuji is located will fall apart, and the resulting tsunami will cause huge damage to Japan, and of course Mt. Fuji will not exist in the future.

The eruption of Mt. Fuji will cause **, tsunamis, etc., and cause great disasters to Japan.

Mt. Fuji is located in the south-central part of Honshu Island, about 80 kilometers east of Tokyo, and straddles between Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures in Japan. It is 125 kilometers in circumference at the bottom of the mountain, covering an area of about 1,200 square kilometers.

The combination of volcanic ash and torrential rains from volcanic eruptions can wash away roads and bridges, inundating nearby villages and cities, leaving countless people homeless. The mud formed by mud and rock debris can flood entire cities.

If Mt. Fuji erupts, it will have a great impact on Japan.

Mount Fuji is very close to Tokyo, only 80 kilometers, and Tokyo is very densely populated, making up a quarter of Japan's population. If Mt. Fuji erupts on a large scale, the impact on Japan will be enormous, and it will seriously affect Japan's economic and social stability.

It's not that I'm not afraid, but I'm in place。The Japanese are very concerned about Mt. Fuji and will monitor it all the time to prevent such a sudden disaster. There are many drills in daily life that encounter disasters, and Japan has done a very good job in spreading volcanic eruptions, often organizing volcanic eruption escape drills, and houses are also resistant.

Speculation about Mt. Fuji after Tonga

Some researchers carried out **, that is, which volcano will erupt violently next, and soon Mt. Fuji was locked, of course, this is not out of nowhere, first of all, there is a definite scientific theoretical basis, and secondly, there are data showing that Mt. Fuji, a volcano that has been dormant for 300 years, began to be active and there was an abnormality.

The volcano, which has been dormant for hundreds of years, seems to be awakening, its crater has expanded by as much as six times compared to its recent dormant period, and according to Tachibana monitoring data, the pressure inside it is also increasing, and there is indeed a real possibility of a major eruption in the future.

Tonga's experience has made Japan worry about whether it will face the same crisis, which is a question that Japan needs to consider, and experts have studied it after a study that if Mt. Fuji wakes up, the energy that erupts will definitely not be as small as Tonga's volcanoes, and the energy accumulated for more than 300 years will cause devastating damage if it erupts.

It is entirely possible that this volcanic country will be subverted, but Japan has a relatively clear understanding of this and has formulated relevant plans to deal with it, but some people believe that even if Japan is ready to evacuate, it must place nuclear energy before leaving, otherwise not only Japan will not be able to bear the remaining problems, but many countries will also be implicated.

According to historical records, the last time Mt. Fuji erupted was in 1707, 315 years ago. According to the data, the volcano erupted for 16 consecutive days, and thousands of square kilometers of volcanic ash were everywhere in the surrounding area, and the entire Edo area was barely seen from the sun, and the smell of fire and sulfur filled the air. "The eruption of Mt. Fuji in 1707 may have had a large impact on Japan, but the impact on the global climate was not particularly typical.

If Mt. Fuji erupts, it will bring serious air pollution to the local area. Volcanic ash not only has an impact on human health, but also has a serious impact on local water resources and ecosystems. At the same time, volcanic eruptions bring a large amount of extremely hot magma to the ground, which will also damage the surrounding geological and ecological environment.

It has been 315 years since the last eruption, and Mt. Fuji is 3,776 meters high and is located in the south-central part of Japan's main island of Honshu, about 80 kilometers east of Tokyo, and is the highest peak in Japan and an active volcano. In recent years, there have been news reports that Mt. Fuji has begun to move, and Zheng Jingyun, a researcher at the Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, remembers that the last large-scale eruption of Mount Fuji was in the early 18th century.

The consequence of an eruption on Mt. Fuji is that either a large amount of volcanic ash will be produced directly, or magma will be spewed directly at extremely high temperatures. If the energy of Mt. Fuji is stored to a certain extent, if it erupts, it will directly deal a devastating blow to Japan, and there may be no Japan in the world.

It is precisely because the danger factor of Mt. Fuji is so high that Japan** spends a lot of money on the exploration of Mt. Fuji every year. At the same time, Japan also attaches great importance to self-help, and all people have some knowledge about how to avoid disasters.

Analysis by Japanese experts.

Mt. Fuji is located on the border between Yamanashi and Shizuoka prefectures, and more than 50 of the large coastal industrial parks in Shizuoka Prefecture to the south of Fuji may be threatened by pyroclastic flows and even lava flows.

The transportation network connecting eastern and western Japan through Shizuoka Prefecture is also likely to be seriously affected, and all sectors in Japan should be prepared for the breakdown of the ** chain and transportation.

Mt. Fuji has erupted a total of 18 times since records began.

Mt. Fuji "used to exist as an island, but it has not yet become a volcano, and later, due to tectonic plate movements, it became associated with another Honshu island.

The mountain range was formed by violent collisions, squeezing and uplifting. Since records began, Mount Fuji in Japan.

The most recent eruption was in 1707 and was known as the "Great Honei Eruption", when sediments covered almost the entire southern Kanto region, and the most frequent period was around 800 AD. Since then, Mt. Fuji has gone into a dormant period.

From the perspective of geographical location, Japan and China are separated by a strip of water, and once Mount Fuji erupts, our country will also be affected for no reason; Subject to wind direction and ocean currents.

After the eruption of Mt. Fuji, volcanic ash and various toxic pollutants will drift into Japan. At the same time, life in the oceans will also be in for disaster.