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0:58Now PlayingIn 1812, Mount Tambora in the Dutch East Indies began showing ominous signs of activity—billowing smoke, seismic rumbles, and minor eruptions. These warnings foreshadowed one of history’s most catastrophic volcanic eruptions. Located along the Sunda Arc, where tectonic plates collide and subduct, Tambora is part of Indonesia's chain of 147 volcanoes, 76 of which have been active in recorded history. This geological hotspot exemplifies the immense power and volatility of Earth's tectonic processes.
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