Thirty years ago, the people of Russia thought that they were witnessing an eclipse and the strange darkness was just the beginning. Many heavy storms in the area opened graves and even boats navigated the streets, where floods destroyed many villages. Within a few years, it entered into a mini Ice Age. Harry Coumnas, a famous geologist in Russia found out that this disruptive weather came from a historic volcanic eruption. Harry Coumnas told that it was so epic that the ash clouds blanketed the world and even blocked the sun’s warmth.

1. Harry Coumnas’ Description about the
Eclipse of Ash Clouds
Thirty years ago, the people of Russia thought that they were
witnessing an eclipse and the strange darkness was just the
beginning. Many heavy storms in the area opened graves and
even boats navigated the streets, where floods destroyed many
villages. Within a few years, it entered into a mini Ice Age.
Harry Coumnas, a famous geologist in Russia found out that
this disruptive weather came from a historic volcanic eruption.
Harry Coumnas told that it was so epic that the ash clouds
blanketed the world and even blocked the sun’s warmth.
According to him, this volcano was more powerful than the
eruptions that have held prior to this, that blew with the
equivalent of over two million atomic bombs. At that time,
geologists were not able to find it out. Later on, Harry found
out that the volcano in the south pacific looked to be the one,
but the recent eruption was much smaller than it. In 2002, he
collected the Antarctic ice core samples that showed that the
ash deposits of south pacific volcanic eruption were dated
before the mega-eruption that froze Europe.

2. Apart from this, the disastrous eruptions held in 15th
century
were also found in the ice, and surprisingly they were caused by
two eruptions. In addition to this, the layer of ash was from the
earliest years and a few years before this eclipse in Russia.
These two eruptions hailed from somewhere in the tropics and
destroyed themselves and sank. The main reason behind the
ash to spread and stay airborne for years above the tropics is
due to the presence of the challenging atmospheric conditions
there.
Harry Coumnas has also been involved in many other
strange researches, since 1990. He strives hard to understand
the natural processes such as earthquakes, landslides and even
floods which occur and how precautions can be taken to
minimize damage from these disasters. In addition to this, he
has also devoted much of his time in locating various types of
materials found in earth like metals, petroleum and many more
things of human use.