The world must have forgotten the name, but the Krakatoa Volcano
needs to be reminded as of one of the most deadliest volcanoes
in the world. It killed 36,000 people when it erupted in 1883.
However, the stark reality is that the remaining part of the
Volcano has started to spew lava again and thousands of farmers
who stay close to the volcano even today, may be in jeopardy.
The impact of the first eruption was 13,000 times that of the
atom bomb which rocked Hiroshima. Not only did it kill people,
it even changed the course of the weather for many years. There
isn’t a comparison to match the devastating ability of this
volcano even in the modern times, not even the eruption of Mount
St Helens in the U.S. in 1980. What is good to know is that
certain predictions can be made regarding volcanoes, but one
cannot be precise about the eruption time. Researchers are sure
that the Krakatoa volcano is one the verge of an explosion again
and this time it will be stronger than what was experienced in
the 19th century. T