The Underwater Volcanoes off the Coast of San Diego are said to be some of the most interesting formations off the coast of the United States. They are quite a ways out there and far below the surface of the water, so none of us will ever actually be able to see them, but, we know they are there and we now have the opportunity to see exquisite underwater photography. These volcanoes put heat out of about 1800 degrees, just above the bottom of the ocean thru towering tubes. Believe it or not there are many underwater species that thrive in this extreme heat and sulfur laden watery environment.
Lately, they have been quite active, and some believe heating the water enough to add to the El Nino issues we are currently experiencing off the coast of California, which has complete altered our weather patterns in the US. Some oceanographers and marine biologists believe that the activity has caused swarms of giant squid to the surface, many have indeed recently washed up on the beaches in San Diego in fact. Underwater volcanoes also send huge amount of gases to the surface of the ocean and belch into our atmosphere.
Sometimes spectrometers from space can see these gases and watch them interact with normal regional and relative weather patterns and airflows. All this is completely natural, and we are learning more and more each year on how this affects our environment, and atmosphere. Luckily, we have these volcanic vents right off our own coastline to study. Please consider all this, when you are thinking about nature and the world we live in.
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