00:00A massive volcano just erupted in Japan, and the sky turned gray in seconds.
00:05At exactly 4.53 a.m. local time, the Shinmedake volcano in southern Japan exploded into life.
00:11It sent a giant ash plume shooting 3.4 miles into the sky.
00:16Authorities immediately issued warnings, because large volcanic rocks were flying through the
00:20air, up to three kilometers from the crater.
00:23People in Kirishima, Kobayashi, and Kogentown were told to stay alert.
00:27Ash covered roads so thickly, even lane markings disappeared.
00:31And the danger's far from over.
00:34Experts say Shinmedake is still active, and more eruptions could follow.
00:38They even warned of pyroclastic flows that can burn everything in their path up to two kilometers
00:42out, and if that sounds bad, remember this.
00:46In 2011, an eruption from the same volcano shattered windows from the shock waves.
00:51Meanwhile in Russia, just hours after a massive 8.8 earthquake, the Kliuchevskoy volcano
00:57also erupted.
00:59It's the largest active volcano in the northern hemisphere.
01:02Its ash plumes reached nearly two miles high, and lava flows were clearly visible.
01:07Is Earth entering a new phase of volcanic activity?
01:10Stay alert, because nature doesn't send warnings twice.
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