Tuesday, February 2, 2010

The Biggest Shark Ever Exist What Was The Biggest Disaster In The Country?

What was the biggest disaster in the country? - the biggest shark ever exist

Iceland?

Posted by Wally Cogdill at 1:39 PM

3 comments:

W.T. said...

I have over the disintegration of the ice caves dam, causing massive damage, but I can not tell if that would be the largest

February 2, 2010 at 3:30 PM
Warren S said...

About two thirds of men swept the plague, who died in Iceland in 1402nd

February 2, 2010 at 6:25 PM
Scooby Snacks said...

From 1783 to 1785, the Moouharoindin (English: the difficulties, manure), was a natural disaster that has taken in Iceland, after the volcanic eruption of Mount Laki.

The difficulties began with the eruption of the volcano Lakagígar June 8, 1783, was one of the largest volcanic eruptions in historical times. The eruption destroyed Iceland and environmental impact can be felt in many places around the world, the severe impact of the global meteorological sulfur gases on the rise. Jon Steingrimsson, the local Lutheran pastor, was famous for its eldmessa ( "Sermon of Fire"), who has his congregation had taken refuge in the village church. His sermon was credited with stopping the advance of the lava flow. Later printed as Eldrit in 1788.

After the eruption of the volcano emitting a lava flow that lasted about five months. In addition, even more devastating, there was a cloud of toxic fluoride and sulfur dioxide that have built up around the country, the burning of pastures and animals killed, and theÅsted much longer. It is that up to 80 percent of the animals died, and have thought about one fifth of the human population of Iceland (approx. 10,000 people) died from the combined effects of mist and famine, caused by the loss. An estimated 14 cubic miles of lava poured from the volcano, making it the largest eruption of lava in the world.

SD

February 2, 2010 at 8:38 PM

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