Groundbreaking new study reveals how close to the surface the Magma really is

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  • Опубликовано: 16 май 2024
  • Magma is way closer to the surface and the top layer is being weakened by the ongoing uplifts and subsidence. It is only a matter of time until there will be an eruption in my opinion but listen to what the experts say.
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Комментарии • 252

  • @frinoffrobis
    @frinoffrobis Месяц назад +34

    silki you not only dig up the latest research,, you also learn the pronunciation of all these foreign words.. I am personally amazed by your intelligence and abilities .. thank you

    • @silki24
      @silki24  Месяц назад +4

      thank you 😃❤️

    • @APBinVTA
      @APBinVTA Месяц назад +1

      It is a pleasure hearing her say "Campi Flegrei," truly!

    • @cupsoflove1245
      @cupsoflove1245 27 дней назад

      Yes same she was born first this

  • @vikinglonghairdediconichai3935
    @vikinglonghairdediconichai3935 Месяц назад +32

    A friend was there 3 days ago, she wasn't able to sleep from the tremors she told me.she actually said something for sure is happening here

  • @marianarobinson7845
    @marianarobinson7845 28 дней назад +7

    I’m watching this on 20 May and there’s just been a 4.4m earthquake around Naples area. This is going to blow.

  • @gingo21
    @gingo21 25 дней назад +4

    my enitre family live in campi flegrei, i keep telling them to leave but they wont. they all slept in cars the other night . i was there a few months back and went to see the fumaroles at pisciarelli and solfatara and they were kicking out steam like a boiling kettle. definately more than what iv seen in previous years

  • @Beitownit
    @Beitownit 28 дней назад +7

    Campi Flegrei is having an intense eq swarm. 20/05/2024. It started about 21:00 local time.

  • @TeresaBotha-mf5gt
    @TeresaBotha-mf5gt Месяц назад +8

    Thanks Silki for your hard work and continuous updates. You are appreciated.❤

  • @bartofilms
    @bartofilms Месяц назад +65

    For those who have visited Pompei, or have seen the archeological photos: Do you think what happened there could not happen in the present day? They found couples frozen in time, still asleep in their beds. There are 2 ways to interpret the findings: 1.: The volcanic eruption was so massive and sudden that it killed the local inhabitants in their sleep; or 2.: The eruption(s) were so massive that the locals knew they could not run away/escape the ash fall, so they just climbed into bed and hugged eachother. Think about it, and ask yourself whether the same thing could happen today.,. I think it could. I think it probably will…

    • @FoodTrickswithKlausi-uz7uo
      @FoodTrickswithKlausi-uz7uo Месяц назад

      well said, I think it can definitely happen , if Vesuvius erupts , the people in the red zone , roughly 700k as Silki states in her video about Vesuvius ( great informative video by the way) will be doomed

    • @MaritaSynnestvedt
      @MaritaSynnestvedt Месяц назад

      They had warnings. Lots of earth quakes. Toxic gases. Many fled. Others waited, however too late. Some chose to stay. They thought they could hide in their homes. Now we have more knowledge. But do we have more certainty? Perhaps some say also today: Flee!

    • @Maungateitei
      @Maungateitei Месяц назад +6

      It travels at supersonic speed. Vesuvius and Pompeii was a pipsqueak similar to Hunga Tonga Haapai. Which did 4 hypersonic blasts into space from around 50km down, in 30minutes. Each around a Gigaton TNT equivalent. About 10 cubic kilometers of Magma ejected as vapour at four to five thousand degrees Centigrade.
      A supervolcano is 100x larger but same type of eruption.
      We have high declination meteor storms that cross Earth's orbit twice a year on the same dates. The only mechanism that can produce that kind of elliptical orbit, with those parameters is launching from the Earth or our moon by Supervolcano.
      They may look like short period comets initially, because the shockcone compresses and sinters the Tephra exiting the atmosphere.

    • @Wendyhooker43
      @Wendyhooker43 Месяц назад

      Good morning I'm drinking cup tea before I walk dog I feel for them who are at risk they should have been told about volcano x

    • @CamillasChristmas
      @CamillasChristmas Месяц назад +11

      I have visited the Pompeii years ago and I will never forget it .Poor people had no chance to survive. From the ruins of Pompeii you can see it was a beautiful place once. The walls had beautiful paintings painted on them ,preserved by destruction .And because having visited the place I have healthy respect for any size volcano 🌋

  • @babslan3341
    @babslan3341 Месяц назад +11

    I see, that today they changed the volcano to yellow level two hours ago there was a earthquake magnitude 3,7.

  • @susiesue3141
    @susiesue3141 Месяц назад +4

    Thank you so much for your updates. 😊 Thank you for caring for other people. ❤
    God bless you!

  • @RandyBrown96
    @RandyBrown96 28 дней назад +6

    4.4 quake happened 30 minutes ago!

  • @mariagiuliascacchi4119
    @mariagiuliascacchi4119 Месяц назад +7

    Hi Silky! This morning when I woke up I saw that during the night there was another 3.7 earthquake in Pozzuoli and I thought: I bet I'll find a video of Silky... and here you are. You're great! I live in Italy and I know thing after you 🤦‍♀️ un ciao da Roma ❤

  • @samuelmari
    @samuelmari 28 дней назад +3

    Magnitude 4.4 less than 2 hours ago

  • @duane_f
    @duane_f 28 дней назад +3

    I hope for the best for the residents of this area. Thanks for your hard work on these videos. 👍👍👍👍

  • @secretspy4819
    @secretspy4819 Месяц назад +10

    The citizens that live in that area are living on borrowed time. As are the citizens on the west coast of the USA and Canada. However, it is not possible for millions of people to pack up and leave based on what might happen.
    The forces of nature are almost beyond our ability to comprehend. The earth is dynamic, and it
    renews itself constantly. Thanks for your work in bringing scientific information to the masses, Silki.

    • @YAHSchildDeborahbee
      @YAHSchildDeborahbee Месяц назад

      I want to believe the entire earth will be effected, there is stuff happening on every continent. A polar shift is happening and big disasters coming. Check out suspiciousobservers for good info.

    • @tiger8linny788
      @tiger8linny788 26 дней назад

      Well said! Evacuating over 3 million people: to where?, for how long?, at whose expense? If there is time: and:millions are evacuated but there is no serious eruption, the disruption and expense would be catastrophic! If there IS a major eruption most of the millions evacuated will have no home to return to. Then what? It’s a horrific dilemma but no government or society is able to “come up with.a plan” for a natural disaster of this magnitude.
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  • @jackvincent4057
    @jackvincent4057 Месяц назад +6

    i totally love ❤ your updates, You make me want to try to express my feelings toward my family, to try to help in any way i can.

  • @AmourEtLiberte888
    @AmourEtLiberte888 Месяц назад +2

    Madame, I like your explanations and presentations, you voice debit is slow at the right time and intonations as well. Thank you for your dedication ! Really appreciated

  • @pakeshde7518
    @pakeshde7518 Месяц назад +16

    Just a fyi a vei 5 will remove naples and surrounding area from care forever. 6 just expands to most of the boot, 7 is italy and whatever downwind for a good decade. a 8 is gg for humanity alas, global winter for 5-10 years, polluted water, ashfall worldwide, temp crash, all the fun parts of nuclear winter basically.

  • @williegillie5712
    @williegillie5712 Месяц назад +6

    The latest solar eruptions several x class flares are gonna increase volcanic activity across the world. A lot of energy was released. It also can affect weather and earthquakes depending on the areas that are hit by solar flare energy entering the earth’s dynamo.

  • @user-oe6np5qx6q
    @user-oe6np5qx6q 28 дней назад +4

    They don't want to lose a dollar of tourism income...nothing to see here😂

  • @nancymcnally1972
    @nancymcnally1972 Месяц назад +3

    As usual excellent explanation

  • @johnspencer1944
    @johnspencer1944 Месяц назад +4

    We were in Sorrento last October. One morning, there was a breeze blowing across the bay of naples. I was pretty sure i could smell sulphur in the breeze

  • @FoodTrickswithKlausi-uz7uo
    @FoodTrickswithKlausi-uz7uo Месяц назад +4

    wow that is really close to the surface

  • @1GoodWoman
    @1GoodWoman Месяц назад +6

    Thank you. Gradually my family is getting interested.

  • @martiwilliams4592
    @martiwilliams4592 Месяц назад +16

    This new data reinforces the proof this eruption can certainly happen again. Thank you, Silki, for another of your thorough, thought-provoking,compassionate updates. We should be learning hard lessons from the Pompei disaster. Much appreciated. Please stay safe and ignore the trolls.

  • @jodesai
    @jodesai 28 дней назад +3

    Today Naples strong quake

  • @Beitownit
    @Beitownit Месяц назад +15

    I've been closely monitoring both Campi Flegrei and Vesuvius and there's no denying that Campi Flegrei is exhibiting all the classic signs of a volcano preparing to erupt. Since January the ground has risen by more than 10cm and the earthquakes are getting stronger. Of Naples two volcanoes, Campi Flegrei poses the greatest danger. The residents need to know where they live and prepare accordingly.

    • @mortor9730
      @mortor9730 Месяц назад +5

      I've also been watching both C.F. and Vesuvius and I agree with you.

    • @emanuele616
      @emanuele616 Месяц назад +6

      There is also a third active volcano in the Gulf of Naples: Mount Epomeo on the island of Ischia.

    • @Beitownit
      @Beitownit Месяц назад +4

      @@emanuele616 You're correct, there is a third volcano in that area. I review the data on Ischia every now and then, but not on an every day basis like Vesuvius and CF.

    • @Pokemon-Kid112
      @Pokemon-Kid112 Месяц назад

      I've been monitoring since before covid, and it's getting extremely worrying. An eruption is coming. Could be a small one, like 1500s, but it's had a VEI8+ eruption before, it will have one again. We dunno when, we don't know how bad. Just that it will happen. Prepare now people

    • @saskiavandervalk6733
      @saskiavandervalk6733 28 дней назад

      The quakes are lso less deep than they were last year and before last year

  • @flaviamochel1820
    @flaviamochel1820 Месяц назад

    Thanks for this great report, Silki. Full of updated news.

  • @AbzScotland
    @AbzScotland Месяц назад +2

    thanks for the update.

  • @user-sy2ul2zr2i
    @user-sy2ul2zr2i 28 дней назад +4

    So today we have had a 2.3, a 3.5 and a 4.4 quake in the current swarm. I feel like this is an eruption about to happen. Would love to see a new video with your take on today's activity.

    • @itslexiemosher
      @itslexiemosher 22 дня назад

      Do you live in Pozzuili or Naples????

  • @anonyymi3846
    @anonyymi3846 27 дней назад +2

    I think they must upgrade warning to orange today because of the earthquake swarm in 24h.

  • @KarinBaranyai-qh1jo
    @KarinBaranyai-qh1jo Месяц назад +2

    Liebe Silki, wie immer toll und informativ!! Ein schönes Wochenende wünsche ich dir mit den besten Grüßen aus Wien❤ 😊 The best Channel ever! Greetings and best Wishes to you and to all nice people here from Austria Vienna 😊❤

  • @passinthru4788
    @passinthru4788 24 дня назад +1

    Thanks for sharing!

    • @silki24
      @silki24  24 дня назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @righteousbyfaithinChrist
    @righteousbyfaithinChrist Месяц назад +12

    Still praying for Iceland.

  • @zapot66
    @zapot66 28 дней назад +1

    I really enjoyed your video. I believe that our earth is going through changes and we humans need to pay attention to those signs of changes. Past has a habit of repeating itself. Pompeii is a record of the past. Classic example of true forces man tends to ignore. Thank goodness for science and videos like this to make people aware.

  • @markluxton3402
    @markluxton3402 Месяц назад +3

    Volcano in Hawaii has been lifting the land for awhile too. The volcano in Indonesia looks like it is ready for another eruption. 4 spots ready to burst.

    • @Pokemon-Kid112
      @Pokemon-Kid112 Месяц назад +1

      Kiauea isn't that unusual, compared to Campi Flegrei. It's one of the most active volcanoes on earth. Campi Flegrei is terrifying because its had a vei8 (or super )eruption before, it will happen again. And when it does, bye bye italy

  • @paulcoverdale8312
    @paulcoverdale8312 Месяц назад +4

    The same micro quakes happened at Grindyvik too.❤❤❤🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🌋🌋🌋

  • @RandyBrown96
    @RandyBrown96 Месяц назад

    Enjoyed your video! Very informative!

  • @lindamaynard7458
    @lindamaynard7458 Месяц назад

    Great job researching all this Silki. Thank you. Make sure you get enough rest. ❤

  • @barbarasoret2421
    @barbarasoret2421 Месяц назад +3

    I discovered your Channel only recently and am a big fan… Love your videos ! You explain everything so smoothly that non scientific people easily understand 😊

    • @silki24
      @silki24  Месяц назад

      that‘s great to hear Barbara, thank you 😃

    • @lindamaynard7458
      @lindamaynard7458 Месяц назад +2

      Welcome to the channel Barbara ! Silki is the best at keeping us updated on all the things going on. You will enjoy the videos and learn a lot.

  • @dp-kz5cs
    @dp-kz5cs Месяц назад +2

    Why are the peoples not leaving !? It is getting ready to blow ! why are they just complacent, with obvious evidence of an eruption?? Do they think they can WILL it to stop ?? Wake up to REALITY please before its too late and we " hear " of your demise from far away😢

  • @Pokemon-Kid112
    @Pokemon-Kid112 Месяц назад +2

    The key to volcanic future is the past. If it's happened before, it WILL happen again. When, nobody knows

  • @ivo2021us
    @ivo2021us Месяц назад +4

    ..Hi..There is a prophecy about this volcano ..in the near future..and this volcano will errupt from the Sea...

  • @user-ye1gq1od2x
    @user-ye1gq1od2x Месяц назад

    ❤ your videos Silki, great information 👍!

  • @FreeGaza.Laurie
    @FreeGaza.Laurie Месяц назад +12

    Appreciate you Silki ❤

  • @derervonAtmantosSeelenwandler
    @derervonAtmantosSeelenwandler Месяц назад +3

    The Problem ists strong pressure from Magma. Not goot for peoples here. evakuation !!! Thanks for the news Silki and greetings from austria.

  • @renstimpy3568
    @renstimpy3568 27 дней назад +1

    they share a magma chamber...also campi can also produce effusive eruptions like what we are seeing in iceland right now

  • @sarahb.6475
    @sarahb.6475 Месяц назад +10

    I think we can learn alot about what might happen at Campi by what had happened at Grindavik. They had evacuated the town. Everyone was safe. But what I remember the most was the waiting. I think everyone thought it would erupt soon. Right away. But it didnt erupt right away. There was a long wait. And I am sure that wait was even worse for the evacuated people. But it DID erupt. Both situations are similiar is that there is no giant mountain type volcano. So even if they would evacuate people near Campi there may be a "long" wait. As to how long - no one knows. They are too hard to predict. Could be hours or a month. Or it may grumble and then go back to sleep. All of these solar flares do not help.

  • @usafirefly7967
    @usafirefly7967 Месяц назад +2

    Enjoy every day.

  • @jak2995
    @jak2995 29 дней назад +3

    "groundbreaking" I see what you did there!

  • @teddybear4020
    @teddybear4020 Месяц назад +3

    i am on my 2nd tall cup of STRONG COFFEEE TRUCKER Style .

  • @tracyjohnson2992
    @tracyjohnson2992 Месяц назад +2

    Hi Silki, I hope you are doing well. How are the horses and dogs doing? If no one has told you lately you are doing an amazing job keeping everyone on the pulse of the events happening in the volcanic community. This is a very scary time in our lifetime. this super volcano if she blows is going to affect the world in the long term. Just the thought of this thing blowing its top is making me sick because it is going to be hugh, The things that bothers me is the scientists have been sitting on this since the 1980's, and even worse is they have kept it very quiet even now they will not tell the people to move to get out if they want a chance to survive. The population in and around the caldera are scared to death of what is coming. When you feel the ground rumbling and shaking these are the volcanos warning you it has been rumbling since the 1980's so what do they have to gain by keeping it quiet. people are going to panic this is human nature but why put people through that why cause them excess stress of this capacity when you knew about this in the 80's is it the scientific community that is keeping it quiet or is it the government keeping it quiet either way this has happened time and time again why we put people in the position of power just blows my mind. this Super volcano has not even hit the news feeds around the world which is even more scary. The panic this super volcano is going to cause has never been seen in our lifetime. every movie you see of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions disaster movies of all descriptions show people looting and shooting people to get their stuff from stores and homes people running and screaming in the streets. It will cause wide spread panic around the world those who do not believe this is going to happen while the people who have intuition enough to read the findings of scientists and prepare for such a colossal event and have been telling people for months even years that this thing is going to blow and the people who have been telling them all along this is going to affect the world in the long term are called names or told they are crazy. No everyone is born with intuition the same too for common sense. You read and investigate and get the word out that people need to prepare and no one listens to you. We have all seen how volcanos work in science classes back in school. But for some of us it wasn't very correct it is much more complexed than the teachers knew back then we understand much more than they did back in the day and science is changing constantly to do with out well being and our lives more things are coming to light every day. we should thank our sciences for giving us what we have today, but all that technology and we know more about our solar system than we do of our own planet. I believe every volcanic eruptions give us plenty of warning that its going to blow we just have to be open to it and move away especially. We have no real way out of situations like this. We live in Dangerous areas all over the world, some worse than others. Volcanos and earthquakes are the worst because even though we are warned in plenty of time nothing is done to make those people safe, instead when areas are known to have volcanic eruptions in the past and have not erupted in eons we still build on it especially with population explosions happening densely populated areas are a constant reminder that even today there are people living below the poverty line in our modern times. When this volcano blows, when the the big bang happens, when the dust rocks and debris are forced into the air, its too late to run. If anyone has heard of the late 1800's eruption of Krakatoa the island had a small community of people on there who farmed it for things they could sell. that had to be evacuated from the island the day before the volcano erupted. Krakatoa was a strata volcano and when this thing blew the first explosion shot rocks pumice and super heated gases into the air. What goes up must come down, right. it came down as an ash cloud followed by a pyroclastic flow which races down the mountain across the small sea and onto the islands that surrounded it, the next explosion blew the mountain apart and its caldera ended up below the water line. I think the reason the eruption ended the way it did was because there was a rupture in the side of the mountain that allowed water from the sea to enter into the caldera which is why the last hugh bang that was heard could be heard all the way to the African coast. Now where that is true i guess its a possibility. This is going to be on a much larger scale when this super volcano goes off. So many people are not going to make it and that in itself is heart wrenching, when things could have happened to at least give some of them a chance to go and survive. It goes without saying that i pray for the people of Italy and in parts of Europe that are going to be directly impacted by this volcano its not going to be a small explosion when it goes off. Krakatoa gave people warnings months before it erupted thanks to a couple of scientists who sadly didn't make it their notes helped to shape the sciences into what it is today. Their due diligence in writing down what they thought and how the volcano acted right up until the second explosion and the pyroclastic flow detailed accounts of what happened before Krakatoa erupted caused such a stir in the scientific community of its time was hugh. They took rock samples and notes their supposition on what they thought was happening and what did happen right up until it was all over. Most of science is guess work other is trial and error the rest is actual knowledge, Scientists are rarely going to agree on their findings as it is interpretation of the tests samples and other data collected that will come up with the right answer when they should be working together and keep their cool and be open to suggestion keep an open mind you are not going to be right all the time no mater who has done the most courses or who is the most educated of the bunch. Forget the i'm a leader mindset you are all educated in different ways and what you learned back then could have changed entirely since you did it in your educational timeframe, science is changing and so too is our understanding of our sciences. Being a professional and being open minded can get you far more understanding than being pig headed and i am always right mindset. Working together achieves much more positive results than not working together. This report Silki has my mind racing i have to say and getting things done is how i go about easing my mind and slowing me down but with this volcano almost ready to go off it is making me prioritize what has to be done as opposed to what needs to be done. That's for sure. Until the next update Silki keep drinking that coffee girl, Please stay safe and be prepared as usual God bless you. Take care, see you soon.

  • @teddybear4020
    @teddybear4020 Месяц назад +1

    GOOD MORNING SIS . HERE WITH STRONG TRUCKER COFFEE . wow new stuff bring it . !!!

  • @SteveH-Canada
    @SteveH-Canada Месяц назад

    Excellent use of maps and diagrams.

  • @reneeteague383
    @reneeteague383 Месяц назад +6

    I have a friend on a cruise Italy & Greece. Hopefully it will hold off at least a couple of weeks. Thanks for always keeping us on the latest!

  • @paulcoverdale8312
    @paulcoverdale8312 Месяц назад +2

    So the shallowest part is the sea bead!
    It’s gonna be a big one if it append.
    🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🌋🌋🌋

  • @Beitownit
    @Beitownit Месяц назад +16

    In the last 20 minutes Campi Flegrei just had two sizable earthquakes. This after being relatively quiet yesterday. Stay tuned.

  • @justinwilson3922
    @justinwilson3922 28 дней назад +3

    Well there has just been a earthquake swarm or it might still be on going but there have been multiple M4 earthquakes and loads of M3s and quite a lot of M2 I don’t think there was a single one below a M1

  • @lindawalker8949
    @lindawalker8949 Месяц назад +3

    Until predictions include dates; could, maybe, soon, are just guesses and the reasons why people don't evacuate. Love your info and understand your angst.

  • @johnlaforte700
    @johnlaforte700 11 дней назад

    The people in that area know exactly what’s going on. They are in denial and waiting for the tremors to stop. Most of them are not financially able to move. The World needs to step in, instead of trying to kill each other , put their energy and money to help fellow human beings.

  • @lynnruby8369
    @lynnruby8369 Месяц назад +15

    I would be evacuating now!

  • @savioryeo9344
    @savioryeo9344 10 дней назад

    Really makes you think about how dangerous camping flegrei really is scary the consequences of this type eruption could be disastrous

  • @willowwillowy3635
    @willowwillowy3635 Месяц назад +5

    Can't hardly believe they would build like that around these areas

    • @christianbuczko1481
      @christianbuczko1481 Месяц назад +3

      That town has existed for over 2000 years, long before anyone even knew what a volcano is. Infact, versuvious pretty much taught them, and even then, they still had no idea about campi flegri.

    • @KathleenGreer-hk6yl
      @KathleenGreer-hk6yl 25 дней назад +1

      I know. Here in the Pacific Northwest, they built towns on old lava flows.

  • @anavalente21
    @anavalente21 Месяц назад +1

    In Portugal no news at all about that. Thanks God for internet. It also seems to be under water other volcanos in the area that can wake up.

  • @juliaschultz311
    @juliaschultz311 27 дней назад +1

    5 km deep. Definitly!

  • @krisburke1712
    @krisburke1712 Месяц назад +1

    with all the modern technology couldn't it be possible to drill in strategic locations to release some magma and pressure...I m not a scientist but having been a mom dealing with childrens cuts and infections..releasing puss always brought relief..

  • @user-nn5rl1ce9m
    @user-nn5rl1ce9m 29 дней назад +2

    So if people are not informed ..is that murder

    • @silki24
      @silki24  29 дней назад +2

      good question , I find it is careless and negligent to say the least until someone dies then it is more than that in my opinion

    • @user-nn5rl1ce9m
      @user-nn5rl1ce9m 29 дней назад +1

      What I don't get is... If it were me and it isn't but could be...if I knew that authorities were deliberately doing this. Why the hell do people still bend the knee to them? Why do they stay? Isn't it Enuff to see the red flags and listen to your guts? Like I don't have words to describe the insanity except just that insane.

  • @vikkimikkola5957
    @vikkimikkola5957 Месяц назад +2

    Check out Stefan Burns video from yesterday. How the solar storms affect earthquake behavior on earth due to the created magnetic bands. Italy and area is in one of these bands. Perhaps more intense earthquake behavior may happen soon.

  • @christianbuczko1481
    @christianbuczko1481 Месяц назад +3

    You keep mentioning the worst case scenario for it erupting, and ignoring the more likely scenario of a small to medium sized eruption happening, which does occur regularly. Even that would be bad for the locals of course but wouldnt cause a global cooling event.

    • @ZeeZeeCat
      @ZeeZeeCat Месяц назад

      Concerning the VEI 5 eruption (highly possible), the amount of casualties will be unimaginable, the aftermath for Mediterranean zone devastating for many years after ( ashes) for the rest of southern and central Europe - weeks of wearing masks and months of water filtration necessity and a year without summer possible ( food prices skyrocketing as well). VEI 6 - millions of instant casualties and few more due to water and air intoxication, followed by a few years of cooling the temperatures in northern hemisphere for 2-3 degrees, great famine and war conflicts as a result. VEI 6 ( also possible ) might be the end of the Europe we all know. Look at recent Huang Tonga or Ruang eruptions - only VEI 5! Not to mention we might experience a few follow up eruptions by Vesuvius or Marsili in that area, that could reach VEI5 as well. EU should build a strategy (power and food supplies, evacuation plans, water filtration systems etc.) for this worse case scenarios and take this threat seriously.

    • @christianbuczko1481
      @christianbuczko1481 Месяц назад

      @@ZeeZeeCat what you describe would need a large vei 6, a 5 would only be a local problem. The locals will be screwed regardless of size. Alot of what you mention also depends alot on weather and wind directions, which isnt likely as europe is effected by the gulf stream which should help push the ash south, and a 5 isnt big enough to cause global effects on that scale, and a 6 on the scale of pinatubo would only drop temps a degree for a few months.

    • @ZeeZeeCat
      @ZeeZeeCat 29 дней назад

      @@christianbuczko1481 You are partially right but You forget that between VEI 5 and VEI 6, there is a 100-times difference. Each level on VEI scale is veeery broad. Scientists should operate with a more precise scale ( like 5.0, 5.1.....5.9 etc). VEI 5.6 would be n eruption 60-times larger than 5.0 eruption and still considered VEI 5. VEI 5.5 and up could make a huge cataclysm depending on winds and type of the volcano content ( sulphur, CO2, fluoride, microglass particles, viscosity, heavy or light pyroclastic content etc.). Last huge CP eruption ( Yellow Tuff), VEI6, has dispersed a huge amount of ashes into north-east part of Eurasia ( yellow tuff has been found even in St. Petersburg in Russia). Not to forget that following Laki eruption in 1781 (ONLY VEI 4!) , the massive sulphur emittance led to persistent, sulphurous, dry fog, that spread all over Europe and caused a drop of average annual temperatures between 1.1 and 3.3 on the northern hemisphere for a few years.

    • @ZeeZeeCat
      @ZeeZeeCat 29 дней назад

      @@christianbuczko1481 You are partially right but You forget that between VEI 5 and 6 there is a 100-times difference. Each level of VEI scale is veeery broad. Scientists should operate with more precise scale (like 5.0, 5.1, ...5.9). A VEI 5.6 eruption is 60-times larger than VEI 5.0 but still considered VEI 5. VEI 5.5 and up could make a huge cataclysm. It also depends on the volcano content ( type of gas and particles). The last large CP eruption ( Yellow Tuff) has dispersed ashes over eastern-north Eurasia ( was found even in St. Petersburg). Not to mention that f.e LAKI eruption in 1781 has emitted massive amounts of sulphur and created a dry, thick sulphur fog that spread over Europe and an annual drop of average annual temperatures between 1.1 and 3.3 for a few years and it was only VEI 4!

    • @ZeeZeeCat
      @ZeeZeeCat 29 дней назад

      @christianbuczko1481 You are partially right but You forget that between VEI 5 and 6 there is a 100-times difference. Each level of VEI scale is veeery broad. Scientists should operate with more precise scale (like 5.0, 5.1, ...5.9). A VEI 5.6 eruption is 60-times larger than VEI 5.0 but still considered VEI 5. VEI 5.5 and up could make a huge cataclysm. It also depends on the volcano content ( type of gas and particles). The last large CP eruption ( Yellow Tuff- VEI 6) has dispersed ashes over eastern-north Eurasia ( was found even in St. Petersburg). Not to mention that f.e LAKI eruption in 1781 has emitted massive amounts of sulphur and created a dry, thick sulphur fog that spread over Europe and an annual drop of average annual temperatures between 1.1 and 3.3 for a few years and it was only VEI 4!

  • @raytribble8075
    @raytribble8075 Месяц назад +13

    I often wondered about seismic data with respect to P-Waves which can travel through solid rock and a liquid and S-Waves which can travel through rock, but not a liquid (magma included). As a retired oil and gas geologist, we routinely conducted P-Wave and S-Wave “thumpers” to map subterranean formations. The tech is out there to map and measure this. Beyond the conventional neoprene or seismic surface monitors. Our earth is waking up again.

    • @frinoffrobis
      @frinoffrobis Месяц назад +3

      it has gotten extra hot way down there... makes me wonder abt all the other heat we have building around us

    • @gg-sn5uz
      @gg-sn5uz Месяц назад +1

      Thank you so much I want to look into this information

    • @user-ph7lt7wu6k
      @user-ph7lt7wu6k Месяц назад +1

      Napiszę żartobliwie, piekło się powiększa,żeby zrobić miejsce dla wszystkich chętnych, stąd te ruchy. skorupy.

  • @user-ww7ed1hk7o
    @user-ww7ed1hk7o Месяц назад +4

    This is a statement that I heard sometime ago about this region. “Live today and be prosperous, for tomorrow we die.” I sure pray that the latter can be avoided. I know it’s difficult for these people to contemplate a huge disaster, but living through such an ordeal is a terrifying way to live.
    Be prosperous today and tomorrow 🙂.

  • @annap7678
    @annap7678 24 дня назад

    When the topic is earthquakes, I suppose it should not surprise me when the title contains a keyword such as the adjective in “Groundbreaking Study….”-but it always does.

  • @SheenaAnnBrown
    @SheenaAnnBrown Месяц назад +6

    I have no idea what is happening, but the whole world seems to be 'waking up' techtonically. Hardly a day goes by now without hearing about volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, natural disasters. It doesnt matter where you are, even New York now has earthquakes occurring. Places that weren't affected before are being affected. Grindavik wasnt volcanically active for over 800 years, until now! The UK is having tremors although very low on the seismic register. More than we had even 50 years ago.
    Yep...Mother Earth is moving around a lot nowadays.

    • @debbidunning621
      @debbidunning621 Месяц назад +2

      Its biblical . The Destroyer of the gentiles is on its way . The closer it gets, the crazier the weather and earthquakes, tornados and the like will get .

    • @SheenaAnnBrown
      @SheenaAnnBrown 29 дней назад +1

      @debbidunning621
      As a Christian, I agree (Revelations), but it's the speed that things are happening. It's become sudden, in our day, here and now. It's frighteningly mind blowing!

    • @roadman2020
      @roadman2020 28 дней назад

      Grand solar minimum.Pole shift/ weakening magnetosphere.Grand conjunction of the gas giants.Fasten your seat belt folks it's a triple whammy coming down the pipe.

  • @3333927
    @3333927 Месяц назад +5

    Everyone should be prepared for blackouts, food shortage, raids, darkness and so on. Everyone should have a food and water supply for at least one month and other stuff like flashlights, power stations, diesel/solar generators, gas for cooking, water filter, weapons etc...

  • @Whtwngd
    @Whtwngd Месяц назад +1

  • @karenberhow7483
    @karenberhow7483 Месяц назад +6

    Maybe a different question: what is your native language and at what age did you learn English. I am impressed by how well you do!

    • @teddybear4020
      @teddybear4020 Месяц назад +2

      ya she does very welll 4 sure

    • @Figgatella
      @Figgatella Месяц назад +2

      She has said she was born in Germany and lived there until she was around 10 years old I think.😊

    • @silki24
      @silki24  Месяц назад +7

      German and started at 5th grade but also went to University in California

  • @kathypaaaina3953
    @kathypaaaina3953 Месяц назад

    Aloha hugs 🤗 at Mount Saint Helens about 6 years or more the set explosion at the Base and used some type of imaging to see the Magma Chamber that might not be a good idea in this case to many people I would take a vacation up North

  • @nolsen123
    @nolsen123 Месяц назад +3

    This study is "ground breaking"! 😅

  • @janbounds911
    @janbounds911 Месяц назад +2

    👋👋👋❤👍

  • @dottier3145
    @dottier3145 28 дней назад +1

    From the large Sun spots?

  • @angieboy60
    @angieboy60 28 дней назад

    Ciao Silki, 2 terremoti a 2k di profondità, 1 Campi flegrei, 1 in mezzo al mare sempre a 2k di profondità...preghiamo stia buono🙏🙏🙏

  • @geri8666
    @geri8666 23 дня назад

    How I wish we could get some new news on the Pozzulana Cap. Is it still intact, preventing an eruption, or 😢have the earthquakes broken it up?

    • @geri8666
      @geri8666 23 дня назад

      SILKI says the cap is still on but getting brittle from the rising and falling of the land.

  • @paulahislop222
    @paulahislop222 29 дней назад +1

    can you post links to your sources please

    • @silki24
      @silki24  29 дней назад +1

      you just need to look into the description of this video

  • @georginagateley5267
    @georginagateley5267 27 дней назад

    If this is only bradismym,, is this the reason they are not sharing gas measurements and ground deformation etc if they are measuring and checking areas where an eruptive mouth may open ???

  • @stargaten.z5142
    @stargaten.z5142 Месяц назад +1

    Dear Silki. The reason you are Compelled to report and raise awareness of the dangers is because the Spirit of the Living God is moving in your heart. A concern for people.
    May you have Faith in Jesus the Christ.

    • @stargaten.z5142
      @stargaten.z5142 28 дней назад

      @@francescofilippi2824 : The comment was for Silki, not you. That you take offence reveals your distain for love. Not your biz anyways. Silki answered.

  • @KathleenGreer-hk6yl
    @KathleenGreer-hk6yl 25 дней назад

    Have harmonic tremors occurred?

  • @YoutubeBorkedMyOldHandle_why
    @YoutubeBorkedMyOldHandle_why Месяц назад +6

    It is deeply disturbing to see the photos of what is obviously a very dangerous volcanic area, absolutely covered in dense urban spread. Silki is pounding the drum pretty hard, but she is absolutely correct ... the cork is going to pop. Hopefully, despite recent activity, the cap rock will hold and it won't pop for a long time. But it will pop, and when it does, this will be an absolutely horrible preventable tragedy.
    I imagine that the ancient Pompeiians were the hapless victims of forces of Nature, which they did not have experience with, and did not understand. Yet today, even though we do now understand these things, we seem doomed to be victims anyway. It is like we have learned nothing.
    One thing we did learn during the recent pandemic however, is that people will not take scientists seriously, so they are not likely to move, and governments will do far too little, far too late. Still, Nature rarely does horrible things without some warning ... perhaps we should start listening to her.

    • @silki24
      @silki24  Месяц назад +1

      thanks ❤️

    • @Pokemon-Kid112
      @Pokemon-Kid112 Месяц назад +2

      They didn't have a word for volcano in ad79 pompeii, they didn't even know they were living in the shadow if a death trap. The problem is that, despite the danger, the fertile soil makes crops amazingly prosperous. And the reason the soil is so fertile is because of the volcanoes in the area

  • @mark8337
    @mark8337 4 дня назад

    Move!

  • @RandyBrown96
    @RandyBrown96 28 дней назад +2

    Another 4.0

  • @sheriedwards362
    @sheriedwards362 Месяц назад +3

    How could you live there and possibly stay passive? I would be doing everything within my ability to get out! I don't understand why when they plainly see the area begin to activate while they are still there. Home or no home I would leave there's always a way

  • @teddybear4020
    @teddybear4020 Месяц назад +2

    hello

  • @Banditt42
    @Banditt42 Месяц назад +9

    with the lack of eruption in Iceland that was supposed to happen any minute for a week now, just shows how much of a crap shoot guessing when eruptions can be.

    • @Pokemon-Kid112
      @Pokemon-Kid112 Месяц назад

      Volcanology can only tell you an eruption WILL happen. Not when or how bad. It's like studying earthquakes, you can say for certain that San Andreas WILL have a big one again, but not when or how big. It's not a crapshoot. Icelan will erupt, but they can only say that, not when it will, but only that it will

    • @tornadoclips2022
      @tornadoclips2022 Месяц назад +1

      Correct we are pretty bad at guessing when volcanoes can erupt

    • @tornadoclips2022
      @tornadoclips2022 Месяц назад

      Forecasting*

  • @teddybear4020
    @teddybear4020 Месяц назад

    ur working on vid now

  • @user-sz3pv5fy5x
    @user-sz3pv5fy5x Месяц назад

    Where whith volcano etna or vesuve what is the matter of poeple speaks of non known

  • @paulbailey5488
    @paulbailey5488 Месяц назад

    Teriffic analysis Silli

  • @kennycarter5682
    @kennycarter5682 Месяц назад

    the ? is will this be a super eruption?

    • @tornadoclips2022
      @tornadoclips2022 Месяц назад

      No. This volcano can no longer produce super eruptions. However it can still produce a very large eruption that would be catastrophic to the area

    • @silki24
      @silki24  Месяц назад +2

      nobody can tell , it will eventually one day

    • @emanuele616
      @emanuele616 Месяц назад

      @@tornadoclips2022 39000 years ago VEI 7/8 and 15000 years ago VEI 6/7.

    • @kennycarter5682
      @kennycarter5682 Месяц назад

      @@tornadoclips2022 do you know which volcano actually can still produce super eruptions?

  • @minraja
    @minraja Месяц назад +3

    Of course a super volcano is trying to erupt!? The Earth didn't want to miss out on the fun we are having at the surface.
    War is breaking out everywhere. One more problem won't make much of a difference. Who knows, maybe Campi Flegrei will stop the global war we are all so desperate to start. We will all have to put our differences aside and work together if we want to survive.

  • @RocRocket-cl3vc
    @RocRocket-cl3vc Месяц назад

    Thank you. Mmmm seems its time of the great awakening 😊. When the volcanoes of Kimberley become unextinct then better we all go to Mars with Elon 😮

  • @iamstarman7
    @iamstarman7 Месяц назад

    Why are you not reading your comments?

  • @smartcookie6658
    @smartcookie6658 Месяц назад +3

    Blocking the sun? Campi flegei says to bill gates hold my beer.

  • @garymetzker5763
    @garymetzker5763 Месяц назад

    Hi Silki, you have beautiful hands.💝