Large-scale eruption of Tonga Observing atmospheric pressure changes and low-frequency sounds around the world
After a large-scale eruption at a submarine volcano near Tonga, there have been reports of changes in atmospheric pressure and low-frequency sounds all over the world.
n.n.n.n.nThe WMO (World Meteorological Organization), headquartered in Switzerland, about 17,000 kilometers from Tonga, has confirmed a change in barometric pressure of 2.5 hectopascals at a Swiss observatory, official Twitter said.
The World Meteorological Organization said, A wave of air pressure created by an eruption passed through Europe.
It shows that we share the same atmosphere.
n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.nAlso, according to the National Weather Service, even in Alaska, which is about 9000 kilometers away from Tonga, low-frequency sounds that can be heard by the human ear were recorded at the same time as the change in atmospheric pressure about eight and a half hours after the eruption.
n.n.n.n.n.nIn addition, the director of the Taiwanese meteorological authority also revealed on his Facebook that he observed changes in barometric pressure in Taiwan, and similar reports are being made all over the world.
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