Nasa JUST ANNOUNCED Campi Flegrei Supervolcano on the Brink of Eruption After Centuries!

Campi Flegrei, a colossal supervolcano near Naples, teeters on the edge of eruption for the first time since 1538. Known for its massive calderas, this sleeping giant has shown signs of reawakening, with ground uplift and seismic activities increasing alarmingly. Researchers fear the potential for a catastrophic eruption as the volcano's magma chamber, filled with millions of cubic meters of molten rock, shows signs of stress. If the ground ruptures-a critical precursor to an eruption-the consequences could be devastating. Half a million residents in the "Red Zone" face the threat of displacement and disaster. With a history of shaping landscapes and climates, an eruption could have global implications. What would happen if this supervolcano erupts again? The uncertainty looms large, posing a dire question to humanity and the planet. Subscribe for more updates on this unfolding crisis.
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[@hoperp1951]

Strange how the USGS (US Geological Survey are NOT indicating any seismic activity in the area at all.

[@user-rz5mn9od9y]

Geomagnetic excursion in full swing. Aligning planets right now, as clearly earthfacing sunspots. That to me is enough to consider that forms of energy causing this. It wil not go dormant. It wil erupt. The 6.000 year Cycle is " done" . Please let us agree in order to prepare . ( suspicious observer)

[@joeymunoz462]

How is it people still think this govt will tell us anything? C'mon bro our govt ain't shit.

[@HappyQuailsLC]

Because they don't have seismographs in Italy. They don't collect data and report in foreign countries, but rather they do for the US, hence the name, The US Geological Survey.

[@hoperp1951]

@@HappyQuailsLC The USGS plot and coordinate seismographic data and reports from all over the world, not just from their own equipment.

[@jjMcCartan9686]

Why is it every time someone does a article about a supervolcano they show a stratovolcano instead when anyone who knows anything about supervolcanoes knows they are large calderas .😂

[@Foxtrap731]

Had the same thought. Campi Flegri does not look like Vesuvius.

[@martyheresniak5203]

Because they think, hey people are stupid. Let's show a cone and they'll not care, anyway. And the sheeple eat it up.

[@kristinedubeau341]

This is in Italy. And we had several earthquakes last night that led to many evacuating for the evening due to fear and damage. There may be evacuation plans in place but the infrastructure to allow such a mass and likely frantic evacuation seems unlikely if you ask people who reside here…

[@rosskrause3926]

We hope you all will be safe over there.

[@brightonbabe2139]

Time to move.

[@user-gk1oc4qc5c]

hope you are all safe

[@WinstonSmithGPT]

Italians separately are capable of incredible things. Together they can accomplish almost nothing. My Zia told me that.

[@kristinedubeau341]

@@WinstonSmithGPT Absolutely - they are a very strong people ☺️

[@gerrys798]

Seriously, do you really think the agencies would tell the general public? 100% they wouldn't . We will only know about it, when it blows.

[@simlo7264]

This guy did not study geography 😂

[@kenneth9874]

The geography was right, the pronunciation not so much...

[@simlo7264]

@@kenneth9874 good enough he did not say Nipples…

[@kenneth9874]

@@simlo7264 lol 😆

[@Westlake]

What a joke, it’s not Nay-Pol, it’s Naples or Napoli.

[@brucemartin8435]

Only Napoli from a Canadian living here 🇨🇦🇮🇹

[@Godwh1sperer]

The city of Napalm

[@patrickodonnell9388]

Why in Gods name did they build a city around this super volcano? This is just nut's!!

[@linnaeusshecut3959]

They were developed before there was an understanding of super volcanoes. The volcanic soil is great for grapes (wine) and vegetables. The sea was abundant. And the scenery was spectacular. Previously when the Romans developed Pompeii and Herculaneum, they had no idea of the danger that Vesuvius posed. Before plate tectonics, the Earth was seen as old and stable, Even today, people can't envision quiet volcanoes in the continental U.S. as becoming active. Englishmen and Americans in the 18th and 19th century would visit the Campi Flegrei and think of them as an oddity and amusement.

[@sayaman77]

They made the best Pizzas there in lava ovens 😂

[@bobbickley9009]

That's A.I. for you.!

[@Godwh1sperer]

Mispronounce Naples and Die. Its Naples, Napoli, not Napalm.

[@topcat32349]

Completely negates any pronouncement as suspect since he can’t give the correct location nor get other details correct.

[@taivo55]

I'll be very sad to see Mount Everest reduced in height when this Italian volcano erupts in Nepal :p

[@user-if4uv4nj4k]

I think he needs to go to Nepal and buy a jacket that isn't 3x too small...

[@Alanoffer]

He should have really nailed it and interviewed a Tibetan monk

[@marianhof9755]

Have a trip to Sicily, Malta and Ischia planned for November. Already took Tunis off my plan due to war in the area. Keeping a close eye on the news about this volcano.

[@keesvrins8410]

You will be fine.

[@NefariousBella]

Tunis because of war? What war? My husband is Tunisian we were just there for a month in March, I’m genuinely curious as to what war you are referring to? I can assure you it’s lovely and perfectly safe.

[@gerharddeusser9103]

Nepal, Nepal... Yes, yes that sounds sooo trustworthy, - such good "journalism"...

[@rs5001988]

Build a city in a super volcano and wonder why there's larvae in the living room (quote George Carlin)

[@gabrielbarbosa8681]

Guy saying "Nepal" made the comic relief of the video

[@roderickmain9697]

Why would the National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the USA want to pronounce on geologic and volcanic conditions in another country? Surely you would want to be listening to geologists and volcanologists who might have some scientific background in looking in the ground than people interested in space. Volcanologists who may well have been studying in and around Naples for many years. Also, sounds like you are saying Nepal. Which is even further around the planet. Campi = Fileds, Flegri = Flames - so a very litteral translation would be fields of flames. A few years ago local volcanologists suggested that the magma chamber which feeds Campi Flegri is the same one that feeds Vesuvius. Logic would suggest that any magmatic tremors may be as likely to indicate an eruption of Vesuvius (last eruption 1944) than say the Solfatara (last eruption 1079). Not impossible either way/ The ground rose 2 metres back in 1984 only to fall back by half a metre in more recnt years. It goes up and down all the time. Fascinating place to visit.

[@nexxuslord]

Well good point but are we sure that Space is all it does? Never A Straught Answer. 😂

[@michelecampanelli5419]

Vivo a Napoli e, in caso di eruzione dei Campi Flegrei, sono molto contento di sapere che mi trasformerò in un reperto archeologico... 🤔🤕😅

[@sifridbassoon]

wow, I bet those prople in Katmandu are really scared 🤣

[@martyheresniak5203]

This is in Nepal? Wow. I didn't know Nepal was in southeastern Italy.

[@nevenkaprica6421]

😂🇭🇷🤝👏👍

[@danieljack1264]

I live to 25 km to campi flegrei...😢

[@erichlovekamp2504]

Dude , it’s Napleszzzzz not Nepal it’s in Italy not china !

[@gotabrain-useit9709]

Your geography is slightly off - vesuvio and campi flegrei aren't in 'Nepal', but Naples/Italy.

[@lonelyp1]

So, what happens if that AND Yellowstone go off at the same time?

[@michaelnaretto3409]

Since we can't do anything about it, just enjoy your last few moments.

[@rheuss1]

That’s all folks.

[@paulcoverdale8312]

We’re all dead in 3 yrs dumb ass

[@whatif3500]

Then humanity is screwed.

[@rheuss1]

@@whatif3500 mostly on this side of the globe. Humanity has lived through extinction level events before. It’ll set us back about 20,000 years or so

[@christiangermaine4853]

Did he not do his homework?????🤣🤣🤣🤣 Naples, Nepal.....of course it is in Italy

[@user-fx1fq8li5m]

Phlegraean fields in ENGLISH and its NOT Nepal ins Naples. Nepal is a completley different Country on a different continent

[@lourobin2728]

FYI Campi Flegrei means Farmland burning fields. One hot place to visit.

[@whaleoilbeefhooked6688]

The place is Naples, Italy, not Nepal, which is a country in Asia. The commentator is pronouncing Naples totally wrong.

[@ashleeregier4281]

It is in Naples Italy

[@tokenrobes]

where is the NASA Announcement ?... I didnt see one...??

[@robfielding100]

Education is a wonderful thing !

[@SceneArtisan]

Most Americans seem not to know much, geographically speaking in this instance. Naples = Italian city. Nepal = Asian country.

[@jamiedbg51]

It is nowhere near Nepal. He is just clueless. Also, NASA would not say a word about CF. They are NOT an authority on any volcano except Perhaps the one on Mars, Olympus Mons. The 1538 eruption was NOT even close to a supervolcano. It was a VEI 4/5. Also this guy couldn’t pronounce the English word “dog” if his life depended on it. Every word gets worse. The last and only time this erupted with greater than 1000 cuKm was 39,000 years ago which means the vast majority of the time it will not erupt as a VEI 8. Also, this guy did not explain that both Campi Flegri and Vesuvius share the same magma chamber and that the vast majority of that magma lies beneath the Campi Flegri volcanic center (all of the areas combined that have erupted from craters known as Campi Flegri), not Vesuvius. Your video was not at all good.

[@kiwis0uth]

Napal? Naples sounds the same as staples

[@easyb622]

Do you know what the way the weather pattern is going? I wouldn’t be surprised.

[@danielwhite1923]

NASA announcement?

[@fiumiRock]

NASA is responsible for these things

[@shazann1210]

Its NAPELS not NEPAL

[@Super80ed]

What the heck is 79 CE?

[@Bolanboogie10]

Common Era

[@Sabrina96]

Nay-pol? It is Napoli, Naples, Italy. 🤦‍♀️ Beautiful and fascinating area and region. Love Pompeii and all the archaeological sites. It's a gorgeous area to live and people live in the present along with the realization that things can happen yet not worrying because you keep on going, enjoying life, the food, good soil, spectacular views... Though they are taking more steps in preparing, much has to be done.

[@CowHorace]

Lol, you clowns. The system can either blow big or it can be a single non super eruption, Campi Flegrei is covered with smaller volcanos.

[@jackmchammocklashing224]

THEY recomend leaving the area (what all 7 million residents) how and could you leave your home with everything in it, to survive peniless,, with nothing, when it is an IF, BUT , WHEN IF I was to leave my home and it was not destroyed, you can guarantee when I got back my home would be totally empty and I would be destitute

[@stevenniklaus5810]

Nepal??? Seriously dude???

[@Mary8950Dio]

What a dummy he keeps saying Nepal really there’s no editors on this video production😂

[@liamoneill8110]

I find the nature and severity of these clips on youtube hard to fathom when they are asking you to like and subscribe at the end of the clip. Please bare that in mind when you begin to panic.

[@filiplion7586]

If this explode probly will be VEI 7 or VEI 8

[@natashaj6611]

Would tiny houses on wheels help for future natural disasters?

[@margaretneanover3385]

Suddenly the deepest holes dug make some sense . Not alone to upset , yet possibly to rebalance in the help that avoids blasts , gains a lesser reaction.

[@jocelynfresh34]

Thank amen

[@michaelpalus7929]

Common Core educated??

[@wykedinsanity]

it seems so

[@Shannon.E.W.]

You have to think about fluorine gas

[@fredbuchanan2560]

He can't correctly pronounce the places in the video... ...ignore.

[@jacquelinedesanctis7082]

Nepal is in the far east mate. Get educated.

[@macjc5]

Nepal i to pá! NAAPOLEEEE! Not Nepal!

[@user-qs4uc2no3g]

It is Italy.

[@abelbouza1229]

Campi Flegrei in "Nepal"? Such a poor quality of this channel.

[@macjc5]

Puuozzoli! Not pazzoli!

[@nevenkaprica6421]

Pozzuoli correct say🇭🇷

[@un-commoncents2805]

Can pronounce the volcano but gets naples wrong. Who is this guy?

[@shereerockdaschel9301]

Hey let’s build a city and put houses all around this volcano does that make sense to you.

[@kenneth9874]

The fertility of the soil is the attraction

[@natashaj6611]

We are still building in Miami Florida USA It is already going under water from sea level rise

[@kenneth9874]

@@natashaj6611 Lol, yeah, 3 millimeters annually is reason to panic 🤣

[@LostockGamerPlays]

Phlegrean Fields. Come on, get it right. I've walked them and climbed Vesuvius a few times. The earthquakes were not magmatic, just the heating of ground water. It's not going to blow in our lifetime, that's for sure.

[@katycat11]

How do you know?

[@LostockGamerPlays]

@@katycat11 because that’s what the professionals say. The ones that are trained and not someone who’s just trying to get views. Lol

[@user-qs4uc2no3g]

Near Napoli.

[@user-ik5hk9zr5w]

It will blow NAPLES to NEPAL. Lol.

[@nairaanosova5284]

😂😂😂

[@MoniqueOrtiz]

Nepal?

[@raintelle6243]

Doom and gloom

[@Westlake]

Yes, it is a concern, although the magma is still many kilometres away from the surface.

[@paulcoverdale8312]

The thinnest part is under the sea in the bay.

[@christopherlucente9257]

Oh no! We are all going to die!!!!

[@paulcoverdale8312]

Kama baby😂😂😂😂 Well all go with the Bolloticians 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

[@CP-xt5ux]

God is always in control of his creation. Read the Authorized King James Bible for the truth about it.

[@johnjacobs3502]

.......

[@kristensorensen2219]

Might is not will and could is not shall. Not happening anytime soon. Soon is in the next 50,000 years. It isn't happening in our youngest children lives.

[@AmyJames-kk3es]

What’s your evidence

[@patricianoll1229]

If happen million will died life go on

[@francesco6626]

Pa faccia toia...

[@nevenkaprica6421]

Mio amico zlo mi je od ovih komentara

[@johnheald9419]

I'd say kiss your love ones goodbye

[@KlimentAngelovski-fk8mg]

CERN farts to God in his face

[@fiumiRock]

American earthquake machine at work