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The Youngest Toba Tuff supereruption is one of the most significant volcanic events in Earth’s history, not only because of its sheer magnitude but also due to its profound impacts on global climate and human populations. Occurring approximately 74,000 years ago in what is now Sumatra, Indonesia, this supereruption was a defining moment in the Late Pleistocene, releasing massive amounts of volcanic material into the atmosphere and reshaping the Earth’s climate.