Vesuvio isn't active, and the land close to it's sides is very good for cultivation, also it isn't considered as dangerous as the "campi flegrei" that are still in the zone (I didn't use the best wording for the reply I didn't mean to say it's inactive please stop replying AAAAAA)
@@totallynotyouhehe2558 I thought of that as well once. I said, there's no chance for eruption! It came unexpectedly like a force that seemed unstoppable. I barely made it, to the toilet.
Fun fact: the evacuation plan is revised periodically, consistently proving to be practically unviable. While theoretically it is supposed to work, such a drastic and sudden measure will meet a lot of resistance due to a surge in traffic and panic. People are not sufficiently trained to be ready to leave. While visiting Vesuvius, talking to a geologist on the site, I was told that right now a huge blockage has most likely formed on the top part of the main crater, and it’s still thickening. In an event of eruption, it’s quite probable that a side burst will happen instead of a vertical one, dramatically widening the red zone. Unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to predict in which direction the blow will be, turning the safety plan into a wish, more than a solution.
@@davyd8963 vivi a Napoli e non sai che esiste un piano di evacuazione dato che c'è letteralmente un vulcano? Ma sei serio? O sei un troll o avrai 1 neurone
@@davyd8963 sì sono di Napoli e sì OVVIAMENTE ho sentito parlare dell'evacuazione, cazzo abbiamo un vulcano e non c'è un piano di evacuazione? Oddio non ci sono state delle prove!!1!111 perchè secondo te evacuare 800.000 persone per delle prove si può fare? Hanno studiato nei minimi dettagli questo piano, quindi, quando verrà saremo pronti.
Honestly, as a person living on the volcano, we were basically raised and taught not to think about this. When I was 6-7 we regularly had lessons about the volcano. Then, this all disappeared and today's kids have no awareness of that the volcano may erupt. This is positive because we can live without being in constant anxiety, but it's negative because we live as the volcano didn't exist, at all 😅 Nobody ever talks about it.
Crazy to think like such situations might’ve been in parallel or similar to the past, like what the past society also could’ve been through the same norm of not thinking about it but they knew it might
That is a problem. Sure, thinking about it all the time would be causing too much anxiety. But it needs to be talked about, at least so that the evacuation plan is clear for everyone. You can't expect evacuation to work (if not completely, at least partially), if nobody is talking about it and now precisely what to do when it has to happen.
That's crazy talk!! That would be like someone here in the states (along with schools) not teaching kids about tornadoes. Especially those kids living in Tornado Alley! (Depending on the map you look at, my state is in it or not lol, there are two alley maps). "Hey mamma, come look at the spinning cloud! It just picked up the neighbors house!" "Come in honey, it's just the wind trying to figure out which way to go. Let's go to the basement and look for some flashlights, okay?"
I kinda get what you mean, I live in California and grew up hearing about “the big one” the San Andreas Fault. How it’ll go off and blah blah blah, I remember being scare about it as a kid. Now we kinda just go about our lives as if it doesn’t exist either 😅
Actually it'd be more like the government saying a volcano erupted, its very bigly from the viewpoint of lava. There's no need to panic, as its a conspiracy of Antifa to take your guns
@@andyb1653 Campi Flegrei which is the Italian name for the second volcano mentioned in this video, has the power to produce a VEI-8 eruption just like Yellowstone does. We know the Caldera is still active thanks to the steam it produces on the ocean sometimes as well as the rise and fall of the ground that even the Romans were able to measure. We just know less about it than Yellowstone because a majority of the Caldera is in the sea.
"Just imagine, you turn on the news only to find out that several tourist cities have been wiped off the face of Earth." Sounds like just another day in 2020.
I mean, it’s not the absolute worst that happened in 2020, but it would have been bad. But, it didn’t have happen. Or it did and I didn’t listen or care
This just shows how delicate nature is, how a single volcano can affect world climate. Even though this video is really destructive I can't help but remember the beauty of nature.
These settlements were established thousands of years ago. Did people have all this knowledge back then? The just settled in most suitable areas for survival and defence from the greatest threat they knew back then, the other humans. And a volcano looks just like any other mountain except that one time in hundreds of years.
I'll do you one better. I would not even consider living there. But humans have a habit of forgetting history, or they do remember the events, but not the damage it did. And also they do not think it matter because it hasn't happened to them. Humans....
@@TheMarikatt there are so many people who live in a country where their kids could get shot for nothing at school, the same place where you could get shot by cops just because of your skin. I prefer to live near a volcano rather than in the States..
lol, that’s funny but Pompeii is around Italy I think so if Vesuvius erupts then people from Italy might get an impact. And if not, well atleast ya got some footage
human made catastrophes: Chernobyl, Fukushima, ... US nuclear power plants built along fault lines. Houston chemical factories & storage (Think Beirut). Fortunately, each are orders of magnitude smaller than Vesuvius.
I mean, When they build cities around volcanos, they get unlimited energy for everything such as electricity. But they use (I forgot the name of the energy) but you don’t have to use greenhouse gases and shit, so it’s kind of smart energy wise, yet kind of dumb since you litterally are neighbours with a volcano.
Campi Flegrei and Toba enters in chat Campi Flegrei: Yellostone you are now boss, but wait when Toba or me wake up and show who is boss Toba: Yes of course mate. Campi Flegrei: Toba, let's play a game of even or odd who will erupt Toba: Sure!
Vesuvius: **Pompeii happens** People: let’s build *right where it erupted before and were millions of people were killed and city’s were buried with ash* Society: Great idea💡😃👍
I’m from a city called Rotorua in a country called New Zealand and did you know that Rotorua was actually a volcano that destroyed itself and we just built a city in the hole it left?
After a volcano erupts the ashes helps make an extremely fertile soil. Therefore around volcanos a lot of people typically live because it has such good conditions for growing crops.
of all the cataclysmic shit i watched over the years, I still put my money on yellow stone to end it all. And I've watched shit about strange matter deleting everything etc. As a nervous person with strong survival instinct, my instinct says yellow stone is bad news.
Shadow Man Tbh in reality if it does erupt, it’d just be bits of lava coming out, but if it erupts like the ones it did thousands of years ago then it’d still be not enough to kill off the entire US or even the entire western hemisphere
Don't die Noemi Cuomo. Your a cutie. Wouldn't want a fine piece of (*) like yours to be taken off the map. Guys of this world should be enjoying your body.
@@brandonsavitski I am aware that I am close to one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world. Savitski, just forget about my wonderful body, people are nothing compared to the force of the nature, so let Vesuvius decide :/
The Gamer Family I knwo I’m not going to die it’s way to far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far there 0000000000000000000000000000000000000.1 percent I die
Volcano: I dont feel so good Volcano: -The whole volcano explodes- That one guy: “pulls out piano” I call this song a world on fire “smashes piano” Everybody: aaaaaagh aaaaaagh
Not wasted at all, yes, we'd have to uncover the area all over again, but the knowledge we've gained from excavating and researching the area will stay
@@Latonx Not to mention many artifacts have been removed from the immediate vicinity of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae. Also, lets think of the future archeologists. Decades if not centuries of work uncovering the early 21st century time capsule.
depends how affected those areas will be. Its not sure that something other than low to moderate volcanic dust with hit the excavations. The days were Pompei and places around were destroyed happen because of extraordinary meteorological conditions
Acqua Minerale Just being honest you can’t directly compare two volcanos with one historical eruptions. I’m thinking about a great eruption happened on Aug 29, 2019 on Stromboli is highly unusual for its previous eruption. Etna also has some infamous deeds. It really depends on types of intrusion magma coming from the mental, and it may change from time to time. Such as Krakatoa is doing some Stromboli type eruption from 1927 until 2019, and a sudden gigantic VEL 4 eruption creating tsunami destroyed the surrounding islands. By the way Mt. Vesuvius is standing on the base of Mt. Somma, which used to be 4 times as big as Mt. Vesuvius, was destroy after a ultra-Plinian type eruption. It was estimated an VEI-6, which Mt. Vesuvius may totally capable of doing it again!
This happens a lot (if the volcano isn't sitting in the middle of a mountain range or so) because the vulcanic ash and other volcanic constituents of the soil are extremely fertile. If your wheat, vines, etc. grew almost as fast as bamboo, you'd be attracted to that place too. And inevitably a city grows in such desirable area.
The Reason of this is, because of after the Ashes and dried Up Lava or Something Like that, the place will Turn into a perfect Farming place for plants. And im Sure they have a Evacuate safety now.
@@TheGentry000 I agree, I read once that it will affect the global climate a little bit too, even though I saw this documentary 6-7 years ago and I might be completely wrong
@Giorgio Fegatini The eruption of Yellowstone will send the earth into an ice age for possibly decades, killing or endangering the majority of the US yet Vesuvius is as you said.
Ehi I live here, (there under the Volcano) at and IT IS FUN! Good climate, nice people, Pizza Margherita 3€ (20cm diameter), good pubs and discos, and gorgeous pretty women... ✌️😁👍
@Ryan McRae painting with broad strokes is ignorant, bud. I’m American and know about plenty of volcanoes. Not all of us are idiots. I would accept that most do think Yellowstone is the baddest unfortunately not everyone isn’t interested in volcanoes which I’ll never understand 😂
no one needs to talk about Yellowstone ...anyone that known even a little about it knows its a super volcano and the aftermath would be so devastating that even the dinosaurs would crap there pants
Watching a lot of volcano and tsunami videos and I can’t help but to curse the American education system for not teaching us the metric system. I have to keep pausing the videos I watch so I can then google the conversions 😂 Thanks for adding them in this video!
2021: u better not they already mad at u. 2020: I won’t. 2021: u promise because I don’t want my year to be bad at the start. 2020: ok I promise. 2021: walks away* 2020: Presses red button that starts the eruption. 2020: 😏
Actually, I went to the peak of Vesuvius and I am not concerned at all as presently the volcano is mostly comprised out of the salt and the last eruption that it had a 1944 irrupt it primarily basalt erupted. Also Vesuvius is not the only volcano in continental Europe, because just to the west of Naples there is an even more dangerous volcano that actually gave birth to Vesuvius. That volcano is called campi Flegrei. That volcano does not have the salt but andesite to railway composition which is extremely explosive. In the last 40,000 years that volcano has had two super eruptions. Vesuvius is basically share a magma chamber with the supervolcanic complex Campi Flegrei. If that volcano blows all Naples will be destroyed and the earth will have another period of global cooling. Keep in mind the most powerful irruption that Vesuvius ever had and it’s entire existence was a VEI-6 which is about the same size as Pinatubo. The previous two volcanic eruptions at camp Flegrei both 40,000 years ago in 14,000 years ago had a VEI of seven which is considered a super volcanic eruption. As both VEI seven and eight are supervolcanic strength eruptions.
I remember going on vacation to Italy and visiting Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was so fascinating to see how much of the architecture was preserved. I’ve still got a Souvenir from Pompeii which I keep on my shelf.
i went there too! i actually climbed to the top of vesuvius, it was awesome. pompeii and herculaneum was fascinating omfg, it was like walking into a completely different time zone, like id just time travelled or something.
As someone who has sought knowledge on the formation of magma chambers beneath the the crust, it is extremely unlikely that the same magma chamber that once powered the Vesuvius eruption many years ago, is still located beneath Vesuvius. See the Hawaiian islands as an example of the ever shifting magma chambers that are depositing magma to the surface in the form of a string of islands. However, given that Vesuvius is located close to a convergent tectonic plate boundary, is it possible that a new magma chamber could form in the area. Whether it's close enough to utilize the pre-existing vents in Vesuvius or not, is a very tough question indeed.
But I've heard Vesuvius is highly unpredictable. It hasn't created any threat after 1944. Silent monster is more dangerous than an active one We can only hope and pray nothing bad happens but the way we play with nature, mother nature knows to teach us a lesson
There is still a lot of underground activity around Vesuvius besides the volcano itself. There are several areas of hot springs and activity similar to Yellowstone, and several probably extinct volcanoes in the area. People have moved into these places and surrounded them to the point they could never get away in time. And you know people will try to save their belongings before running, not to mention all the museums trying to preserve their exhibits. If you want to learn about all the activity in the area, read Vesuvius, A Biography.
2021: u better not they already mad at u. 2020: I won’t. 2021: u promise because I don’t want my year to be bad at the start. 2020: ok I promise. 2021: walks away* 2020: Presses red button that starts the eruption. 2020: 😏
I watched a volcano erupt a little over a year ago for summer break. Etna, Vesuvius' bigger southern cousin (visited vesuvius, too). Also went to see one erupt 8 years ago, Kilauea in Hawaii. Its definitely one of the best bucket list things to do on a vacation.
I was stationed in the port of Naples when in the Navy. Vesuvius is massive and towers over everthing in the area. Last I heard, Vesuvius is a very gassy volcano whose throat is clogged with rocks. That's one of the reasons the initial blast will be incredibly destructive.
I have had the pleasure of climbing to the top of Vesuvius and what a magnificent view. God help Naples and the surrounding areas because nothing would be left.
"What if Vesuvius erupted, suddenly, in the Year 2020?!" Everyone else: "Meh... just another day of the worst year in human history... Wake me up when they spot a massive asteroid coming toward us."
See what I don't get about the whole "The land is fertile because of the volcano so let's build our cities on it" is that, wouldn't it be better to build the cities outside the red zone, and instead designate the lands within the red zone Farmlands? I mean, just imagine if there was a massive field of perfectly farmable land because of it's rich soil, but instead of building farms they build a city, leaving less room to make use of the fertile land.
I mean I doubt they knew what a volcano did when they first settled the land. Sure Pompeii happened but by the time Naples was established people would have likely and understabley forgotten that Pompeii even existed
Same as lake Taupo in New Zealand, what many people don't know is the lake is actually a crater 35kms in diameter, if she goes it will wipe most of our country of the map
@@Emanuelwalkswithyou the flegreii fields r 400km squared is the second gigant caldera after yellowstone caldera,the vesuvio is only the lil surface portion of this supervulcano.
That's because the thought of Yellowstone erupting is terrifying. It would be the end of North and South America. And it's been filling with magma. Sleep tight.
@@toddgaak422 it erupts every 600 years and its over 60 years late. And if Yellowstone did erupt it would be the end of the world, its one of the few super-volcanos in the world
I saw this thing while flying from Rome down the italian coast. it was a cloudless night and I could see the city lights of Naples very clearly. Except a giant dark circle of blackness where there were no lights. Vesuvius looks HUGE, even from 10 km above earth and by night where you can't even SEE it! 🤯
The way he speaks makes everything seems so scary. Imagine this person providing the weather forecast, how scary would it be?
"Tomorrow's temperature will be in the upper 80s-
With a chance of RAIN."
I think you are a goddamn fool. I would suggest you to stop watching scientific videos.
IT’S RAINING SIDEWAYS!
@@ShubhamSingh-io9hh Did I hurt your sceintific feeling Mr. Einstein?
@@sinansalameh Do you think you can hurt my scientific feelings? Actually you should be appointed for weather forecasting , not him
Look! One of the most dangerous and active volcanos in the world! Let's build a city with millions of people around it!
😂😂😂😂😂
What did they think awwww this volcano won't erupt
Them:idc if we get burt
Vesuvio isn't active, and the land close to it's sides is very good for cultivation, also it isn't considered as dangerous as the "campi flegrei" that are still in the zone (I didn't use the best wording for the reply I didn't mean to say it's inactive please stop replying AAAAAA)
@@totallynotyouhehe2558 I thought of that as well once. I said, there's no chance for eruption! It came unexpectedly like a force that seemed unstoppable. I barely made it, to the toilet.
@@RetroAmateur1989 this is the funniest explanation I've ever heard about this argument, and you are also kinda right
This guy can make rain sound terrifying.
Yeah but it's 2020 it sounds kinda normal
fish trooper yea
I thought you were replying to yourself lmao
Ender the power of rifty fish is powerful
@@istosho3830 yes
Tiktokers when Vesuvius erupts: first time getting vaporised, kinda nervous 😬
LMFAOOO 💀💀
😂
PLSS
😭😭
😭😭😭😭😔
Fun fact: the evacuation plan is revised periodically, consistently proving to be practically unviable. While theoretically it is supposed to work, such a drastic and sudden measure will meet a lot of resistance due to a surge in traffic and panic. People are not sufficiently trained to be ready to leave.
While visiting Vesuvius, talking to a geologist on the site, I was told that right now a huge blockage has most likely formed on the top part of the main crater, and it’s still thickening. In an event of eruption, it’s quite probable that a side burst will happen instead of a vertical one, dramatically widening the red zone. Unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to predict in which direction the blow will be, turning the safety plan into a wish, more than a solution.
At least the people of Pompeii had a few hours to evacuate. The people of today have no time to evacuate war 😔
Thanks for the info frank
At a certain point the mointain will probably show some time of detectable distention and an evacuation can take place beffore an eruption
@@davyd8963 vivi a Napoli e non sai che esiste un piano di evacuazione dato che c'è letteralmente un vulcano? Ma sei serio? O sei un troll o avrai 1 neurone
@@davyd8963 sì sono di Napoli e sì OVVIAMENTE ho sentito parlare dell'evacuazione, cazzo abbiamo un vulcano e non c'è un piano di evacuazione? Oddio non ci sono state delle prove!!1!111 perchè secondo te evacuare 800.000 persone per delle prove si può fare? Hanno studiato nei minimi dettagli questo piano, quindi, quando verrà saremo pronti.
Imagine he was actually from the future and he's just warning us
Oh god! Can’t imagine
So true
Let’s hope not-
I’m scared now, but that means there are survivors
Bunnal na warning sin early pa
Me: *lives in Naples*
Vesuvius: f r e e r e a l e s t a t e
Do you actually live there-
Don’t forget the Campi Flegrei Caldera on the other side of Naples. That’s far more dangerous
Salve, compare italiano.
Almeno adesso so che questo video non ha catturato solo l'attenzione di persone non italiane 😄
@@naturel0ver yeah-
@@antonellapolito6102 rip man
Pompeii: “So it’s your first time?”
*Pompei
Xd
@@francescoardovini4404 pompeii*
@@denisepasses4155 Seriously... I'm Italian...
@@denisepasses4155 here in Italia we say Pompei
Honestly, as a person living on the volcano, we were basically raised and taught not to think about this. When I was 6-7 we regularly had lessons about the volcano. Then, this all disappeared and today's kids have no awareness of that the volcano may erupt. This is positive because we can live without being in constant anxiety, but it's negative because we live as the volcano didn't exist, at all 😅 Nobody ever talks about it.
Crazy to think like such situations might’ve been in parallel or similar to the past, like what the past society also could’ve been through the same norm of not thinking about it but they knew it might
That is a problem. Sure, thinking about it all the time would be causing too much anxiety. But it needs to be talked about, at least so that the evacuation plan is clear for everyone. You can't expect evacuation to work (if not completely, at least partially), if nobody is talking about it and now precisely what to do when it has to happen.
That's crazy talk!! That would be like someone here in the states (along with schools) not teaching kids about tornadoes. Especially those kids living in Tornado Alley! (Depending on the map you look at, my state is in it or not lol, there are two alley maps).
"Hey mamma, come look at the spinning cloud! It just picked up the neighbors house!"
"Come in honey, it's just the wind trying to figure out which way to go. Let's go to the basement and look for some flashlights, okay?"
Yeah that's definitely not a positive thing ...
I kinda get what you mean, I live in California and grew up hearing about “the big one” the San Andreas Fault. How it’ll go off and blah blah blah, I remember being scare about it as a kid. Now we kinda just go about our lives as if it doesn’t exist either 😅
2020: write that down, write that down!
Chinedu Opara on trump
@@ccchain9498 trump's re-election is gonna be the only good thing this year
I actually commented this but then I saw your comment and deleted mine.
Jajajaja
ruclips.net/channel/UCRF3J0ALbtztpYya4lEdr7w
Imagine this happening in the USA...
Government: “A volcano is going to erupt! Everyone needs to evacuate now!”
People: “I KNOW MY RIGHTS!!!”
As an American citizen I hate that you’re right
If Yellowstone blew up, it would make Vesuvius look like a discarded cigarette.
@@andyb1653 LOL! RIGHT?!?!?!
Actually it'd be more like the government saying a volcano erupted, its very bigly from the viewpoint of lava. There's no need to panic, as its a conspiracy of Antifa to take your guns
@@andyb1653 Campi Flegrei which is the Italian name for the second volcano mentioned in this video, has the power to produce a VEI-8 eruption just like Yellowstone does. We know the Caldera is still active thanks to the steam it produces on the ocean sometimes as well as the rise and fall of the ground that even the Romans were able to measure. We just know less about it than Yellowstone because a majority of the Caldera is in the sea.
**me standing 1 inch away from the death zone: 😎**
lol
😎
Fr
“Where’s my monitor?”
The smoke just stops right on ur face lol
Volcanoes are like earth pimples.
Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science
Except they blow lava and there ginormous
U made unnable to see vulcanos the same as before
Teach me your ways of such intellegence
Hanaa Salama lava is blood from earth
"Just imagine, you turn on the news only to find out that several tourist cities have been wiped off the face of Earth."
Sounds like just another day in 2020.
Yes lol
I mean, it’s not the absolute worst that happened in 2020, but it would have been bad. But, it didn’t have happen. Or it did and I didn’t listen or care
It’s 2021
Perhaps
So true
Riddle: _"What If Vesuvius Volcano Erupted in 2020?"_
Everyone softly: _"don't"_
You posted this january 20th, 2021, yet the Vesuvius volcano never erupted back in 2020
@@sherriolsen7578 part of the joke lol :zo
@@ObeseGorilla229 ok bud
who else is here because of etna?
The volcano is still active so it will erupt again
This just shows how delicate nature is, how a single volcano can affect world climate. Even though this video is really destructive I can't help but remember the beauty of nature.
No cause what you said would probably be what Mikasa would say
Try to look behind nature who is nature
Sounds gay
Hi Mikasa Ackermann.
@@justlaugh5148 like me
What mindset says, "ooo, a volcano. Let's live here. It's perfectly safe."
Overpopulation is a thing ._.
WE NEED MORE VOLCANO I HATE OVERPOPULATION PLSSSSSSSSSS LIKE THAG VOLCANO
@@aisuhd But not in Europe bro
These settlements were established thousands of years ago. Did people have all this knowledge back then? The just settled in most suitable areas for survival and defence from the greatest threat they knew back then, the other humans. And a volcano looks just like any other mountain except that one time in hundreds of years.
Roman mindset
I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night knowing there is a possibility of a volcano annihilating me.
I'll do you one better. I would not even consider living there. But humans have a habit of forgetting history, or they do remember the events, but not the damage it did. And also they do not think it matter because it hasn't happened to them.
Humans....
@@TheMarikatt there are so many people who live in a country where their kids could get shot for nothing at school, the same place where you could get shot by cops just because of your skin. I prefer to live near a volcano rather than in the States..
I live in Naples and honestly I quietly sleep 💔 It's not scary as it sounds, really😶
@@ilrosso8612 word.
Local here,you’re totally right,it’s difficult sleeping sometimes.
Jesus at this point in 2020 this is a weather forecast!
Yes man
Heres your 100th like
111th like 🙋🏻♀️
You’re not wrong hahahhaha
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He’s so normal and then just hits us with 👹THE REDZONE👹
Ikr
Vesuvius in 2020: Erupts
Pompeii: Shit here we go again
So, I could die instantly in the death zone.
Mh, now this is interesting 🤔
lol, that’s funny but Pompeii is around Italy I think so if Vesuvius erupts then people from Italy might get an impact. And if not, well atleast ya got some footage
All the bodies of the Pompeii guys have made the soil very fertile there😃
bastille is going to have to make a new song
pompeii V2
@@Mrjoboo1 oh my god, fuckin hell lol.
I am a geologist and was never afraid of a volcano before but this narration made me
well then u a stupgfghff geography mc chicken KFC thing
@@sumdudenamed_nic Jotaro stick to speaking Japanese please.
@@izumimiyamura7172 Yare yare daze. Sate, anata wa orokana chishitsu gakushadesu. Happī?
Volcano: this seems like a good spot to live.
Modern civilization: hey lets build cities around this big ticking time bomb.
ShadowMan 1 true
Just a reply: modern civilization:let’s just wait before it explodes and kills two or more citys :)
human made catastrophes: Chernobyl, Fukushima, ... US nuclear power plants built along fault lines. Houston chemical factories & storage (Think Beirut). Fortunately, each are orders of magnitude smaller than Vesuvius.
👁👅👁
I mean, When they build cities around volcanos, they get unlimited energy for everything such as electricity. But they use (I forgot the name of the energy) but you don’t have to use greenhouse gases and shit, so it’s kind of smart energy wise, yet kind of dumb since you litterally are neighbours with a volcano.
Vesuvius: imma go blow up real soon.
Krakatoa: Huh, what an amatuer...
Yellowstone: ok boomer.
Campi Flegrei and Toba enters in chat
Campi Flegrei: Yellostone you are now boss, but wait when Toba or me wake up and show who is boss
Toba: Yes of course mate.
Campi Flegrei: Toba, let's play a game of even or odd who will erupt
Toba: Sure!
Toba: don't forget about me
Toba: Amateurs
Yellowstone: What was that, punk?
Toba: AMATEURS
Toba: hold my beer
Volcanoes don’t talk.
Vesuvius: **Pompeii happens**
People: let’s build *right where it erupted before and were millions of people were killed and city’s were buried with ash*
Society: Great idea💡😃👍
🤣
I’m from a city called Rotorua in a country called New Zealand and did you know that Rotorua was actually a volcano that destroyed itself and we just built a city in the hole it left?
You have a very positive attitude 🤣🤣👌👌
After a volcano erupts the ashes helps make an extremely fertile soil. Therefore around volcanos a lot of people typically live because it has such good conditions for growing crops.
@@linepedersen7434 yeah but its still an active volcano and it is very dangerous.
Vesuvius: **Blows up**
Yellowstone: Don’t forget me
Imagine Vesuvius and Yellowstone blows up at the same time 💀💀
of all the cataclysmic shit i watched over the years, I still put my money on yellow stone to end it all. And I've watched shit about strange matter deleting everything etc. As a nervous person with strong survival instinct, my instinct says yellow stone is bad news.
Shadow Man Tbh in reality if it does erupt, it’d just be bits of lava coming out, but if it erupts like the ones it did thousands of years ago then it’d still be not enough to kill off the entire US or even the entire western hemisphere
@@VerifiedM-an The sun will be blocked, and we will fall in an ice age, yeah if it goes we're pretty fucked.
And toba 😂
this update is gonna be released december 2020
The devs are just messing with us rn.
In December there will be no earth at this rate😌
@Kaguya Shinomiya I saw you on the “smug faced cute oni says o kawaii koto” hololive video.
Yes
How much for the dlc?
Just imagine the anxiety of all the people who are watching this video while living in the red zone. (I am among them)
Bet that $46K is looking mighty tempting right now then
Don't die Noemi Cuomo. Your a cutie. Wouldn't want a fine piece of (*) like yours to be taken off the map. Guys of this world should be enjoying your body.
@@brandonsavitski I am aware that I am close to one of the most dangerous volcanoes in the world. Savitski, just forget about my wonderful body, people are nothing compared to the force of the nature, so let Vesuvius decide :/
@@nmicuomo2359 Ok. Take care.
@@nmicuomo2359 why can't you move away? Think about people in Canaria around cumbre vieja. At least they lost their houses!
I live near Vesuvius and looking at this makes me anxious😃
Ciao Elena 😉
@@nuko1000 Yo wtf😂😩. Nobody will be going anywhere pls. This 2020 is already bad enough, hopefully no more incident for the rest of the year.
Look at the positive. Free BBQ!
and you say 😃
Uhhh OK sige and BTW I'm filipino🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Yeah mom lets just live near the most dangerous active volcano
Lusty Argonian oof
The Gamer Family I knwo I’m not going to die it’s way to far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far far there 0000000000000000000000000000000000000.1 percent I die
Volcano: I dont feel so good
Volcano: -The whole volcano explodes-
That one guy: “pulls out piano” I call this song a world on fire “smashes piano”
Everybody: aaaaaagh aaaaaagh
Do you actually live by it
@@gametips2174 of course not
Everyone: i don't understand why someone would live around an active volcano.
Italians: because pizza is good there
People live near volcanos for good soil and geothermal energy
Ahahaha ora dimmi che non è anche per questo motivo
Lol ho trovato un italiano
79 ad at 8:37
First time to get a good time
As a person who lives in Naples this is giving me anxiety
It’s not just Vesuvius
Move, QUICK
RUN
Move!! I saw pompeii today and saw this video once home. Im counting the hours to get the fk outta here n back in florida. Yall crazzy!!!
@@janessareyes9263 yeah as if florida is safer. there’s constant tsunami theres.
Who watching this in 2021?👀
Me
shutup
Vesuvius: "Soon..."
Me
Me
Title: *What if versuvius volcano erupted in 2020?*
2020: **Villainous Laughter**
Me: *Oh come on?!*
Hahahahahahaha
ruclips.net/video/CmwJ_SAahR8/видео.html
2020: Write that down
Versevius:it's time to erupted...
Convid-19:really?? I step up to 2nd phase then... You can't steal my kill bro... Lol
@@love02angel Convid
Imagine the archeologists: years of work wasted
Not wasted at all, yes, we'd have to uncover the area all over again, but the knowledge we've gained from excavating and researching the area will stay
@@Latonx Not to mention many artifacts have been removed from the immediate vicinity of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae.
Also, lets think of the future archeologists. Decades if not centuries of work uncovering the early 21st century time capsule.
I mean that's pretty typical in that field.
If that happen rip the country thst created pizza =(
depends how affected those areas will be. Its not sure that something other than low to moderate volcanic dust with hit the excavations. The days were Pompei and places around were destroyed happen because of extraordinary meteorological conditions
*"My brain at 3AM: That was a great video, but don't you just love how Italy looks like a boot?*
Every riddle episode : everyone dies
😂😂😂
😂😂
haters ! small brain :D
What if the best
Exactly.....the End✍🏽
“Vesuvius is the only active volcano in continental Europe”. Well I mean if Etna and Stromboli doesn’t count, you might be right.
They don’t count, both are on islands
Vicente Montes A Really? Thanks for telling me, I really thought the video made a big mistake Lol
the etna and stromboli is nothing compared to the vesuvius, and the campi flegrei super volcano is many many times more powerful than mt vesuvius
Acqua Minerale Just being honest you can’t directly compare two volcanos with one historical eruptions. I’m thinking about a great eruption happened on Aug 29, 2019 on Stromboli is highly unusual for its previous eruption. Etna also has some infamous deeds. It really depends on types of intrusion magma coming from the mental, and it may change from time to time. Such as Krakatoa is doing some Stromboli type eruption from 1927 until 2019, and a sudden gigantic VEL 4 eruption creating tsunami destroyed the surrounding islands. By the way Mt. Vesuvius is standing on the base of Mt. Somma, which used to be 4 times as big as Mt. Vesuvius, was destroy after a ultra-Plinian type eruption. It was estimated an VEI-6, which Mt. Vesuvius may totally capable of doing it again!
All Italians. Lol. I'm Italian. **Cries in Italian**
Imagine building a city immediately next to a literal world ending nature bomb. Just waiting for the timer to go off
This happens a lot (if the volcano isn't sitting in the middle of a mountain range or so) because the vulcanic ash and other volcanic constituents of the soil are extremely fertile. If your wheat, vines, etc. grew almost as fast as bamboo, you'd be attracted to that place too. And inevitably a city grows in such desirable area.
The Reason of this is, because of after the Ashes and dried Up Lava or Something Like that, the place will Turn into a perfect Farming place for plants.
And im Sure they have a Evacuate safety now.
I will say... not humanity's greatest idea...
@@ktrecyclingcontainer608 first stupidest thing humanity did was not accepting hitler in art school
the world will end if it ERUPTS?!?! I dont wanna die :( WHYY!! AHH!!!!!!!
"why don't we just take the volcano and push it somewhere else" - Pattrick
Smort
Best comment I've ever seen
Pompeii and Naples be like: **chuckles** im in danger
Pompeii: here we go again!
I am italian, and i hope this eruption
@@gabo0375 and u r not an human if you hope it
@@CL-ss7gg i am italian i have much reasons
@@gabo0375 ad esempio?
People living near Vesuvius watching this be like: 👁👄👁
No, we already know all of this 😉
But we prefer to eat good pizza than stay safe.
@@holy874 damn straight gangsta
Anthony no
@@holy874 u
Anthony 69 likes nice
2020 before: I can’t think of any more
Ideas
2020 after: *this could work*
Some random person:
“I wanna live on a mountain and put my self in serious harm!”
just like among us sus
Sounds like humanity to me
me living in phillipines country: Volcano becomes active every 50 years
😳
“You only die from the red zone is you fear the red zone” thats what I said when I was still playing PUBG
The mobile version sucks tho, They add skins instead of fixing bugs and banning bitches hacking
Just a Weeb well yes but actually yes
PUBG suck 😝😝😝
The mobile version of pubg is banned in India and I am the happiest person nice n cool
Business gamer PRB but have you played Halo
2020: *Let’s just put a couple more disasters in Earth.*
Yellow stone could explode so there is that
Wrong,
2020 be like : let's save it for the next year
Natural disasters, mind you.
Everyone in Italy: 2021 Happy New Year
Vesuvius: Im gonna crash that party real soooon...
Bro I live in the red zone, it will surely be amazing to watch from my POV
more then 10 countries will be affected if this volcano explodes
@@TheGentry000 I agree, I read once that it will affect the global climate a little bit too, even though I saw this documentary 6-7 years ago and I might be completely wrong
Im italy mi devo precupare?
@@madcityyt1060 non è necessario, unless you get anxious by living on a giant timebomb
It’s scary to think that mount Vesuvius doesn’t even hold a mere fraction of power compared to the Yellowstone Volcano.
No but its still quite powerful for a strato volcano
@@vesuviussoloshumans That’s what’s scary.
@@kz7xyz I know
@Giorgio Fegatini The eruption of Yellowstone will send the earth into an ice age for possibly decades, killing or endangering the majority of the US yet Vesuvius is as you said.
@Giorgio Fegatini yes, campi flegrei are way more dangerous than Vesuvius.
An explosion and well, goodbye my friend.
Yellowstone has joined the chat
GTFO Yellowstone! 😂
Ohshit
Ha
Laughs in tambora
Just imagine if this is what 2021 has in store for us
RIDDLE: "Can You Survive If Vesuvius Volcano Erupted Tomorrow?"
SHORT ANSWER: NOpe
LONG ANSWER : EVaPOraTION
I subbed to u Mohammad
_"oh yeah, it's all Coming together"_
_-2020_
Wont happen this year, we would have seen if it was waking up
@@filip1997andersson r/woosh
@@louisemanuela.naguit2246 I understand the joke lol just stating it won't erupt anytime soon
Filip Andersson typical excuse
excuse of what lmao
Me living in Naples: still having a problem with our pizza
I was going to go to Naples this year! But I’m going next year
@@moving3999 nahh its dirty here man
Kyle Reinhold n o
sei italiano, sono sicuro al 76%
This guy made me think that doomsday is just around the corner
Same
It is .
yes KIYAMET is
@@entryfr338 what?
well Yeah, Doomsday is Always 'just around the corner' but Which Corner?
"If we reduce the population" came off to strange for me💀
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Bill Gates, is that you?
P u r g e
deadass.... sounding suspicious 💀💀💀
@@maya-ci2py sus?
Government:A VOLCANO IS ERUPTING LEAVE IS AREA!
Karens:u can’t tell us what to do! We’re staying
That will be good for us
🤣
Then Karen better stay mangers: 🥳
That’s so stupid
Volcano: “worried face”
Also volcano: “SPITTING HELLFIRE”
Its a coincidence that this got recommended to me after seeing the Loki show.
Literally lol
I know
I can imagine if this happened one of the citizens would be like:
“Live near a volcano they said” “it’d be fun they said”
Yup
gen z dark humour haha
What
Ehi I live here, (there under the Volcano) at and IT IS FUN! Good climate, nice people, Pizza Margherita 3€ (20cm diameter), good pubs and discos, and gorgeous pretty women... ✌️😁👍
@@raffaeleirlanda6966 man u weird af
Americans on other Volcanoes' videos "I haven't told em about Yellowstone in 10 seconds now"
@Ryan McRae you're so right mate😂. It is funny though
@Ryan McRae That is what makes the comment section even more interesting 😂
@Ryan McRae painting with broad strokes is ignorant, bud. I’m American and know about plenty of volcanoes. Not all of us are idiots. I would accept that most do think Yellowstone is the baddest unfortunately not everyone isn’t interested in volcanoes which I’ll never understand 😂
So Americans are basically vegans of the volcano oriented conversation.
no one needs to talk about Yellowstone ...anyone that known even a little about it knows its a super volcano and the aftermath would be so devastating that even the dinosaurs would crap there pants
"The Planet's most famous Volcano!"
Yellowstone: Am I a joke to you?
never heard
ouch
Dear 2020
No YELLOW STONE ERUPTIONS
Mt. Fuji am i a joke to you?
@@sanchitory mt Fuji sucks
Watching a lot of volcano and tsunami videos and I can’t help but to curse the American education system for not teaching us the metric system. I have to keep pausing the videos I watch so I can then google the conversions 😂
Thanks for adding them in this video!
“Animals will have nothing to breathe”
Aww😔
Nooo! Not the good doggos and kitties!! D:
Bad volcano! >:(
You dosent care about humans?
Nvm humans is the worlds deadliest creature
I shawl make animals be able to breath anything to live forever
@@yesman3993 I shall make them breath toxic gas
Animals can predict a lot of natural disaster . The majory can escape out of red zone
Me an Italian Living Under Vesuvius: 😔👊
Napoli Napoli napoliiiii
@@zandrex1776 FRATEMOOO
Succes
Why is ur name Texas Mapper then with Texas Country Ball and American flag
@@K_okis i like texas
2021: u better not they already mad at u. 2020: I won’t.
2021: u promise because I don’t want my year to be bad at the start.
2020: ok I promise.
2021: walks away*
2020: Presses red button that starts the eruption.
2020: 😏
I love this comment
Thank u
2022: gun loading
2021: gun loading
2023: gun loading
2024: gun loading
2025: gun loading
2021: ಠ_ʖಠ
2020 is literally the little brother
Actually, I went to the peak of Vesuvius and I am not concerned at all as presently the volcano is mostly comprised out of the salt and the last eruption that it had a 1944 irrupt it primarily basalt erupted. Also Vesuvius is not the only volcano in continental Europe, because just to the west of Naples there is an even more dangerous volcano that actually gave birth to Vesuvius.
That volcano is called campi Flegrei. That volcano does not have the salt but andesite to railway composition which is extremely explosive. In the last 40,000 years that volcano has had two super eruptions. Vesuvius is basically share a magma chamber with the supervolcanic complex Campi Flegrei.
If that volcano blows all Naples will be destroyed and the earth will have another period of global cooling. Keep in mind the most powerful irruption that Vesuvius ever had and it’s entire existence was a VEI-6 which is about the same size as Pinatubo. The previous two volcanic eruptions at camp Flegrei both 40,000 years ago in 14,000 years ago had a VEI of seven which is considered a super volcanic eruption. As both VEI seven and eight are supervolcanic strength eruptions.
campi earthquake this past week 😮
I remember going on vacation to Italy and visiting Mount Vesuvius, Pompeii and Herculaneum. It was so fascinating to see how much of the architecture was preserved. I’ve still got a Souvenir from Pompeii which I keep on my shelf.
Sam
Me living in Naples: Still having a problem with our pizza
@@ghod2035 ?
pompei non esiste più, ora esiste Napoli, informatevi meglio la prossima volta
i went there too! i actually climbed to the top of vesuvius, it was awesome. pompeii and herculaneum was fascinating omfg, it was like walking into a completely different time zone, like id just time travelled or something.
People: let's go back and live near vesuvius
Vesuvius: and I took that personally
If it actually erupts this year I’m gonna get real suspicious of this person
As someone who has sought knowledge on the formation of magma chambers beneath the the crust, it is extremely unlikely that the same magma chamber that once powered the Vesuvius eruption many years ago, is still located beneath Vesuvius. See the Hawaiian islands as an example of the ever shifting magma chambers that are depositing magma to the surface in the form of a string of islands. However, given that Vesuvius is located close to a convergent tectonic plate boundary, is it possible that a new magma chamber could form in the area. Whether it's close enough to utilize the pre-existing vents in Vesuvius or not, is a very tough question indeed.
But I've heard Vesuvius is highly unpredictable. It hasn't created any threat after 1944. Silent monster is more dangerous than an active one
We can only hope and pray nothing bad happens but the way we play with nature, mother nature knows to teach us a lesson
There is still a lot of underground activity around Vesuvius besides the volcano itself. There are several areas of hot springs and activity similar to Yellowstone, and several probably extinct volcanoes in the area. People have moved into these places and surrounded them to the point they could never get away in time. And you know people will try to save their belongings before running, not to mention all the museums trying to preserve their exhibits. If you want to learn about all the activity in the area, read Vesuvius, A Biography.
D:
Typical Karen lol.
@@kotarojujo6365 not exactly
temos of the communist republic of Greece I know just said it in a form of over exaggeration.
@@kotarojujo6365 k
Kotaro Jujo 👁👄👁
2020 was the final boss we never asked for
I have a feeling years to come will be worse
@@poof5412 no doubt it’s gonna get worse
Final boss huh? It's just the beginnings....
2020: MWAHAHA YOU ALL WILL DIE!!!!
2021: u better not they already mad at u. 2020: I won’t.
2021: u promise because I don’t want my year to be bad at the start.
2020: ok I promise.
2021: walks away*
2020: Presses red button that starts the eruption.
2020: 😏
it’s crazy because i just woke up from a dream about a volcano erupting, deadass shaking rn. my phone was playing
@owenrunks scary shit
FBI KNOWS EVERYTHING
Literally same
I watched a volcano erupt a little over a year ago for summer break. Etna, Vesuvius' bigger southern cousin (visited vesuvius, too). Also went to see one erupt 8 years ago, Kilauea in Hawaii. Its definitely one of the best bucket list things to do on a vacation.
I was stationed in the port of Naples when in the Navy. Vesuvius is massive and towers over everthing in the area. Last I heard, Vesuvius is a very gassy volcano whose throat is clogged with rocks. That's one of the reasons the initial blast will be incredibly destructive.
*Vesuvius erupts*
Pompeii: oh come on!
Vesuvius: "oops I did I again!"
imagine if both campi and vesuvio explode in the same time loool
If you close your eyes, it will almost feel like nothing changed at all
@@parabelluminvicta8380 the whole Italy would be devastated omg-
*me: living in Northern Italy having nightmares about a Vesuvius's eruption*
@@paccaleo ho un amico che abita dentro a una delle caldere
Yellowstone: AAAHHHHH CHOOOOO
Vesuvius: Am I a joke to you
The Phlegraean Fields: AAAHEM I'm still here
If Yellowstone blew, it would mean the end of the world as we know it. It would be a shtf situation the world over.
@@Smasho8000 Mostly the end of USA, Europe and Other parts of the world would still continue after some hard 5-10 years
@@Smasho8000 Not the end of the world, but we would end up so bad
Mt. Toba: Am I a joke to you.
(Seriously like Tobas eruption was worse than 10 times. Than Mt.Vesuvius eruption nearly 2,000 years ago.
I have had the pleasure of climbing to the top of Vesuvius and what a magnificent view. God help Naples and the surrounding areas because nothing would be left.
"What if Vesuvius erupted, suddenly, in the Year 2020?!"
Everyone else: "Meh... just another day of the worst year in human history... Wake me up when they spot a massive asteroid coming toward us."
Don't worry 3 earth destroying astriods are coming
bro wake up
@@benjaminmathew289 Is it landing in 2020? No? Then it doesn't count. I really don't give a crap if it hits in the Year 2156...
@@shindari I'm joking bruh😂
🤣🤣🤣
See what I don't get about the whole "The land is fertile because of the volcano so let's build our cities on it" is that, wouldn't it be better to build the cities outside the red zone, and instead designate the lands within the red zone Farmlands? I mean, just imagine if there was a massive field of perfectly farmable land because of it's rich soil, but instead of building farms they build a city, leaving less room to make use of the fertile land.
I mean I doubt they knew what a volcano did when they first settled the land. Sure Pompeii happened but by the time Naples was established people would have likely and understabley forgotten that Pompeii even existed
Good idea. Rural areas have less ppl too, so easier to evacuate.
Riddle " Mount Vesuvius is the biggest volcano"
Yellowstone "hold my beer"
I know it's a joke but the video did say it's the biggest volcano in Europe, not the entire world.
@@DeathofSnoopy not R/woosh
Better have campai fregeri next door say that before Yellowstone and the Mary Byrd basin on in antarctica.
@@DeathofSnoopy it is the biggest regular volcano in europe, next door is campai fregeri and above calini albani, both italy's supervolcanoes.
Pinatubo and Taal dude
Ridddle: Vesuvio is the most powerful vulcano
Yellowstone: Hold my lava
In the region of Europe
Lake toba: alright calm down everyone
JohnTheMaster 2007 yellow stone still would be 20 times larger then vesuvio
@@mdclan4143 not bigger then lake toba
Mount Fuji: You guys are active?
I don’t know who could hear the story of Pompeii and be like oh yeah let’s do that again
Points at San Francisco being built on top of the original city
@@Draracle20 really
Bastle.... with his hit song Pompeii.. I'm so sorry lol
This guy can make anything sound terrifying no matter what it is
“Let’s live near a volcano!”
*Volcano erupts*
*Destroys home*
“You know what, we should live inside of a volcano!”
“Brain BIG am I right”
Exactly. Look at all those who live in America in Tornado Alley or in the path of yearly hurricanes and wildfires.
I cringed
Brady Schwab yes even I cringed to my own comment
23093034 yea
Genius
Vesuvius: about to erupted
Me as a Minecraft player: it fine just put water -_-
This ain't Minecraft -_-
@@ZaertheusStrydia but this is a joke
@@nickpotter81 I didn't ask
Reality that would probably make it hella worse
@@ZaertheusStrydia no one cares that you didnt ask you dont matter in the universe so no one cares if you asked or not :/
It’s simple how to survive
Don’t live in Italy
and Florida
True, true
The Bushcamper
What do you mean?
@@cr4zypeopl3 it's a well known fact that Florida is the closest thing to a GTA online server.
The Bushcamper
The Naples in Florida does not have any volcanoes near it
That 1 guy whos 1 centimeter to death zone: Am pro
Lol
ME Living in Naples: Still having problems with our pizza
US and Hawaiian citizens: I haven’t told em about Yellowstone and Kilauea yet, if Yellowstone erupts it will make Vesuvius look like a crisp
If Yellowstone has a full eruption it'll wipe out about a quarter of the planet if not more
@@kaneholmes8860 they estimate a 5B death toll if it goes boom boom
Same as lake Taupo in New Zealand, what many people don't know is the lake is actually a crater 35kms in diameter, if she goes it will wipe most of our country of the map
@@Emanuelwalkswithyou the flegreii fields r 400km squared is the second gigant caldera after yellowstone caldera,the vesuvio is only the lil surface portion of this supervulcano.
@@kaneholmes8860 Yeah it will And then the rest of the people starve to death because they don’t know how to go hunt
Yellowstone is bound to appear on the comment section in every volcano related videos out here lmao
Like so
Americans are like the Vegan in those memes. "Haven't told anyone about Yellowstone in over 10 seconds"
That's because the thought of Yellowstone erupting is terrifying. It would be the end of North and South America.
And it's been filling with magma. Sleep tight.
@@TheMarikatt LOL I just made exactly the same comment less then 10 seconds before reading yours :D
@@toddgaak422 it erupts every 600 years and its over 60 years late. And if Yellowstone did erupt it would be the end of the world, its one of the few super-volcanos in the world
Well considering it's 2020. This sounds rather plausible.
There was already a huge explosion yesterday
😃 True. Anything is possible this year.
So true lol
Yep
Yeah, true
I saw this thing while flying from Rome down the italian coast. it was a cloudless night and I could see the city lights of Naples very clearly. Except a giant dark circle of blackness where there were no lights. Vesuvius looks HUGE, even from 10 km above earth and by night where you can't even SEE it! 🤯
It doesn’t help that I literally work/live RIGHT by this volcano 😭😭
What do you think about the 46000dollar claim? Is it true?
@@askefantenthefool8050 no lol
Vesuvius: I’m the most powerful volcano
Yellowstone: hold my magma
Yellow stone is a much more wilder and powerfull volcano, of this one makes a 200km , yellowstone will make geographic a 400km easy.... in theory...
Toba: lol
Io: Huh wdym
ik this isn’t in the planet but I wanted to continue it
Tambora: Amateurs
@@lavourna Yellowstone would make 80% of all life go extinct
2020: This is not even my final form!!
XxBigballxX Gaming Donald trump is still president yeah I know wat u saying
I’ve got more plans for y’all humans
Please don’t jinxed our fate😓
Btw he’s wrong. He said it’s the only active volcano in Europe but there’s Etna volcano, which is in Sicily, south Italy, who’s always active
He said "continental Europe". Sicily is an island
realistically he said continental Europe for dramatic effect so he could say its the only one as the others are all on islands
umm bish Sicily isnt part of CONTINENTAL Europe Sicily is an Island LOL
There is also Stromboli (another island)
@@fabioserraino1211 lol the video said Continental Europe so basically islands are not included
Me living in USA: Yes, I'll survive. In fact, I won't even know it happened till I see it on TV or Facebook.
Yellowstone: Thats cute
@@zeroxcrusher very true. That'll get you too though.
Loved your comment
Yellowstone: hold my beer
Zerox true, but Vesuvius is about 200 times more likely to erupt in the next 100 years than Yellowstone.
Vesuvius: *tries to erupt*
Gojo Sensei: *stares*
Vesuvius: "Alright, have a nice day"
If only that could happened
😹😹
💀
LMAO
Campi Flegrei supervolcano: "Damn son, people talking a lot about you ( and not me ) I'm so proud to not blown up half of Italy into pieces!"
Fun fact: the patron saint of Naples, San Gennaro, is meant to protect the city from the Vesuvius. I honestly don't know how much efficient this is
2020: Half the world explodes
Literally everyone: “is that all? ;-;”
Yellowstone:'You were thinking that was bad?! Imma do better!"
Flood Basalt eruption:"Your existence is irritating"
I just watched Pompeii, yes I know it’s an old movie, it made me so interested
Which one
@@VesuviusGaming-um5yn the one with Kit or Jon Snow
@@sheentheexplorer3859 fair enough 😊
what could you watch this on?
its a very good movie and the documentary about when it erupted is very interesting seeing all of the stuff the volcano perfectly preserved
Vesuvius: **is in Italy**
Me in Ohio: lol im fine
Yellowstone in Wyoming: pipe down, I’m the worst of the volcanoes and can wipe the USA and Canada in 5 hours
@@kazeflannick9444 Yellowstone is scary scary tho I live in California and hope it stays silent for about 70 years 😅 lol
@@kazeflannick9444 at least*
@@ericgarcia9052 California is waiting for " the big one"...just saying...
@@mauriziozanni4161 no its not gonna erupt for another 100,000 years lol 😅😅
Idk why but i love volcanoes and vulcanology its just so cool