Some people just don't seem to mind the heat.

有些人似乎就是不嫌熱。

Here are five eruptive stories that will melt your mind E have been skiing since I was four years old.

這裡有五個爆發性的故事，會融化你的心靈，E從四歲起就開始滑雪。

My name is Claudio and I ski over volcanoes.

我叫克勞迪奧，我在火山上滑雪。

E spent most part of a year close to the mountain when I spent time away from it.

E一年中大部分時間都是在靠近山的地方度過的，當我離開山的時候。

I feel nostalgic, like if something is missing my soul, my life on in this moment, I take my ski and I go up.

我覺得懷舊，就像如果有什麼東西缺失了我的靈魂，我的生命在這一刻，我拿著我的滑雪板，我就上去了。

E Mount Etna is located on the east coast of Sicily, eyes known as the tallest and active gun in the Europe.

埃特納山位於西西里島東海岸，眼睛被稱為歐洲最高的活動槍。

The risks climbing Mount Etna are the same off any other mountain.

攀登埃特納山的風險和其他山峰是一樣的。

You have to be careful and respect.

你要小心，要尊重。

What surrounding us with the view from the top is unique.

從頂上看，圍繞在我們身邊的是獨一無二的。

You can see the landscape changing many times from green woods toe desert volcanic area along the lava flow.

沿著熔岩流，你可以看到從綠色的樹林到沙漠火山區的多次景觀變化。

On the cost, black powder is volcanic sand and its former during the eruption.

在成本上，黑粉是火山砂，其在噴發過程中的前。

It's incredible.

太不可思議了

In upstate New York, there are two guys, creating some dangerous and risky explosions, all in the name of science.

在紐約州北部，有兩個傢伙，製造了一些危險和危險的爆炸，都是以科學的名義。

This'll is Ingo.

我是Ingo.

I'm Ingo Sander.

我是Ingo Sander.

I work for the Center for Ideas that studies at the University of Buffalo, and this is Andrew.

我在布法羅大學的思想研究中心工作，這位是安德魯。

My name is Andrew Harp.

我叫安德魯・哈普

I am a PhD student at the University of Buffalo, the researchers studying large scale disasters, more specifically, volcanic eruptions.

我是布法羅大學的博士生，研究者研究的是大規模的災害，更具體地說，是火山噴發。

Currently, we work on an experiment on explosive magma water interaction.

目前，我們正在進行爆炸性岩漿水相互作用的實驗。

But there's a problem.

但是有一個問題。

There's no lava in upstate New York, so they made their own.

紐約州北部沒有熔岩，所以他們自制了熔岩。

They start with rocks, 50 to 60 kg of rock.

他們先用石頭，50到60公斤的石頭。

We melted in our fairness.

我們在公平中融化了。

Things takes four hours roughly.

事情大概需要四個小時。

The rock liquefies and can reach more than 2300 degrees Fahrenheit.

岩石液化後，溫度可達到華氏2300多度。

We then pour the molten rock from that furnace into a container.

然後，我們把熔岩從那個爐子裡倒進一個容器裡。

And into that container, we inject water on hope that the water interacts dramatically with our Milton rock.

而在這個容器裡，我們注入水，希望水能與我們的米爾頓岩石發生戲劇性的互動。

It's almost impossible without being their toe.

不做他們的腳尖，幾乎是不可能的。

Understand how much heat is put off by this, This lava?

明白了這個，這個熔岩放出的熱量有多大？

I have to wear a Illumina ized suit jacket and kind of pants.

我必須穿上Illumina化的西裝外套和那種褲子。

I have to wear that for protection from potential splashes on, but most importantly, from the heat radiation that comes out there, we want to understand better mark my water interaction and that actually occurs in explosive volcanic eruptions.

我必須穿的保護，從潛在的飛濺上，但最重要的是，從熱輻射，在那裡，我們想了解更好地標記我的水的相互作用，這實際上發生在爆炸性火山噴發。

The goal would be to be able Thio predict exactly the size and timing of the reaction that we have.

我們的目標將是能夠Thio準確地預測我們的反應的大小和時間。

I feel fortunate to be working with something that's so unique that it's only done in a few places in the entire world right now, and to be at the forefront of this research is great.

我覺得自己很幸運，能夠從事這種獨特的工作，現在整個世界上只有少數幾個地方在做，能夠站在這個研究的最前沿，我覺得很幸運。

What may look like a beautiful green oasis is actually the top of an active volcano.

看似美麗的綠色綠洲，其實是一座活火山的頂部。

Located in Java, Indonesia is the collagen volcano.

位於印尼爪哇島的是膠原蛋白火山。

At its top sits a highly acidic crater lake.

在它的頂部，坐落著一個高酸性的火山口湖。

The water is 90 F.

水是90華氏度。

It appears blueish green.

顯得藍綠色。

No species live in or around the water.

沒有物種生活在水裡或周圍。

As the conditions are too harsh for nature to survive.

由於條件太惡劣，自然界無法生存。

At night, a rare phenomenon can be seen.

在夜晚，可以看到一種罕見的現象。

Unlike any other volcano in the world, collagen emits what appears to be bright blue flames.

與世界上任何一座火山不同，膠原蛋白髮出的是看似明亮的藍色火焰。

This blue glow is not caused by lava, but instead from a combustion of sulfuric gas is once the gas is cool, a bright yellow sulfur forms, which is mined and sold.

這種藍色的光芒並不是熔岩造成的，而是來自於硫磺氣體的燃燒，是一旦氣體冷卻，就會形成一種亮黃色的硫磺，這種硫磺被開採出來，然後出售。

Miners use steel bars to break off portions of the sulfur and carry up to £200 back down the volcano theme.

礦工們用鋼條將部分硫磺打碎，並從火山主題上運回高達200英鎊。

It'd gasses are toxic if inhaled, making this strenuous work incredibly dangerous.

它的氣體吸入後是有毒的，所以這種劇烈的工作是非常危險的。

While this unique volcano may be home to one of the world's most grueling jobs, it is also a sight worth seeing.

雖然這座獨特的火山可能是世界上最艱苦的工作之一，但它也是一個值得一看的景象。

When we think about volcanoes, we imagine these eruptive hot, violent gateways to the center of the Earth, and I spoke to a scientist who spends the night in them.

當我們想到火山的時候，我們會想象這些噴發的熱氣騰騰的、通往地球中心的暴力門戶，我採訪了一位在其中過夜的科學家。

My name is Ken hymns on I'm, a professor of geology at the University of Wyoming.

我叫肯-讚美詩，是懷俄明大學的地質學教授。

Ken Studies, among other things, volcanoes.

肯研究，其中火山。

And it's for a few reasons, but one in particular.

而這有幾個原因，但有一個特別的原因。

You could start the forecast likelihood for another eruption.

你可以開始預測再次噴發的可能性性。

To get his research data, he has to spend time in them, sometimes overnight.

為了獲得研究數據，他必須在其中花費時間，有時甚至通宵達旦。

So we're talking about what it feels like to spend the night in an active volcano.

所以我們說的是在活火山裡過夜的感覺。

You're in a big crater.

你在一個大坑裡。

It's spectacular.

太壯觀了

It's This is like being in a deep, deep canyon.

這就像在一個很深很深的峽谷裡。

Except for now.

除了現在。

It's circular all the way around you.

繞著你轉了一圈。

There's a lot of lake below you in.

你下面有很多湖泊在。

The summit is above you.

峰頂在你之上。

Volcanoes have a particular smell because they're full of gas.

火山有一種特殊的氣味，因為它們充滿了氣體。

Those gasses air very so first, so they smell strong and accurate.

那些氣體的空氣非常所以先，所以它們的氣味濃烈而準確。

They also have assets in them, so they're toxic thing.

他們也有資產在裡面，所以他們是有毒的東西。

Air convey dangerous to breathe in.

空氣輸送危險的呼吸。

You know, you oftentimes they're wearing gas mask, but it's pretty hard to sleep with gas masks and it's noisy.

你知道，你經常他們戴著防毒面具， 但它是相當困難的睡眠與防毒面具，它的噪音。

It's echoey.

這是回聲的。

Typically, you'll hear has seen.

一般情況下，你會聽到已經看到。

Instead of a campfire, there's an active lava lake.

這裡不是篝火，而是一個活躍的熔岩湖。

We're looking at a lot of the Lakers, just phenomenal that way.

我們看了很多湖人隊的比賽，就是現象級的那種。

It's it's mesmerizing.

這是... ...這是令人神往的。

There's something about the red warm globe.

紅暖地球儀有什麼特點。

It's unworldly.

這是不世俗的。

There's a lot to distract you from sleep, but Sims says, none of that matters.

有很多東西可以讓你分心睡覺，但西姆斯說，這些都不重要。

You don't want to go to bed.

你不想去睡覺。

I mean, this is how the Earth's surface formed was from volcanoes.

我的意思是，地球表面就是這樣形成的，是由火山形成的。

And if you're in the moment, it's amazing.

如果你在這一刻，它是驚人的。

That's so cool.

太酷了

Way came together to accomplish a mission.

方式走到了一起，完成了一個任務。

We will be walking around way.

我們將以走動的方式。

Want Thio, show the world that with the proper prosthetic care and I've had a care, it makes a big difference in someone's life.

想Thio，讓世界知道，只要有適當的假肢護理，我有過護理，就會讓人的生活發生很大的變化。

Oh, my name is Khan Story E.

哦，我的名字是汗的故事E。

I lost my leg back in 2000 and 10 overseas in Afghanistan, on with the United States Marines.

我在2000年失去了我的腿，在阿富汗失去了10個海外，在美國海軍陸戰隊。

After my injury, I felt lost and confused a lot of questions of why.

受傷後，我感到很迷茫，困惑了很多為什麼的問題。

Why am I still alive?

為什麼我還活著？

Why am I here?

我為什麼會在這裡？

Suicidal thoughts which made waking up every day very difficult.

自殺的念頭讓每天醒來都非常困難。

Being active for me just became my therapy.

對我來說，活躍的生活只是成為我的治療。

I found myself inspiring others and motivating others to be active as well.

我發現自己也在激勵著別人，激勵著別人積極進取。

Um, currently, we're in Ecuador, climbing for range of motion project, which is a local organization providing for aesthetic and orthotic care to countries who don't have the means to provide such care to their citizens.

嗯，目前，我們在厄瓜多爾，攀登運動範圍項目， 這是一個當地的組織提供的審美和矯形護理的國家 誰沒有辦法提供這樣的護理他們的公民。

Way have 10 to 12 amputees climbing high end volcano.

方式有10到12名截肢者攀爬高端火山。

We all come from different backgrounds and all different injuries.

我們都來自不同的背景，都有不同的傷痛。

To be a part of such a team, to me is very, very important and it's very inspiring.

能夠成為這樣一個團隊的一員，對我來說是非常非常重要的，也是非常鼓舞人心的。

Someone in Kiambu from the refuge will take about 12 hours.

從避難所到基安布的人需要12個小時左右。

We have the equipment and the gear, but we have to be patient and wait for the right weather to get to the summit safely.

我們有了裝備，也有了裝備，但我們必須要有耐心，等待合適的天氣，才能安全到達山頂。

Whether we sell it Colombia volcano or not, it is just a small part of what we're here to do with this climb.

不管我們賣不賣哥倫比亞火山，這只是我們這次登山的一小部分。

I hope others will learn a lot about themselves and their abilities.

希望別人能從自己身上學到很多東西和能力。

They can do anything they want.

他們可以做任何他們想要的事情。

Thio, there is nothing.

Thio，什麼都沒有。

That is impossible.

這是不可能的。

Hey, everybody, My name is Drew BB, and I'm here in my terrible home studio that I've made during quarantine, and I wanted to tell you about our new podcast called Great Big Story.

嘿，大家好，我的名字是德魯BB， 我在這裡我的可怕的家庭工作室 我已經在隔離期間， 我想告訴你 關於我們的新播客 叫偉大的大故事。

It's got Mawr surprising and delightful stories just like this one.

它的故事就像這個故事一樣，讓人感到驚奇和愉快。

So head over to apple podcasts to Spotify wherever you get your favorite podcasts and download great big story.

是以，前往蘋果播客到Spotify，無論你在哪裡得到你喜歡的播客和下載偉大的大故事。