A Rupturing Sequence has been developing - Situation has become more dangerous
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Campi Flegrei, an Italian volcano that last erupted nearly 500 years ago, is becoming more active and could erupt once again, according to a new study.
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This is a tragedy in the making. Those poor people need to leave on their own accord and stop waiting for the government to do something. Keep up the good work Silki.
If erupting soon or in 5 years does not make any difference when the population is not evacuated and the settlements moved to a save location. Same as usual - trillions spent on wars and not a dime on something that benefits the "normal" population and human life in general.
It's like we are living in a death cult.
I wonder how big those berms would need to be 🙂. I find Grindavik insane already where we have decided to protect a little town and facilities that sit right on a volcano field. What's wrong with us people really? We call us intelligent but in these cases (same with these insane wars) I look for signs of intelligence - heart intelligence to be precise because the brain and mind can come up with any s*** and believe it's sane when it is not.
We "are" ruled by a death cult.
My cynical mind says that the work at Grindavik is protecting real estate now owned by the company set up by the Iceland government to buy people out.
However they do need to protect the power plant .
Typical corporate and governmental greed. Screw the ppl, there just cattle and in place to generate wealth for the top 10%
They couldn't care less about us, especially since there are billions of ppl. We're replaceable and quite easily.
@@rostyrrell7 That is not cynical but rather pragmatical.
But by protecting (for how much longer?) the town they made it far worse for the power plant and lagoon.
While I think that people should not live in the proximities of any volcano, ever, I am aware that those trillions you speak of are not a sort of reserve that anyone has access to as needed, freely. That does not exist anywhere. I don't think the area towns have the funds to do a massive evacuation of residents, their belongings, businesses... AND improvise a safe place for everyone to live with all the perks of modern living, and not a refugee camp-like setting. I don't even believe that the Italian government has the free funds to build whole cities in a whim to relocate all the people living in Campi Flegrei.... It is the people living there that must recognize the danger and decide to move away. That's it, and that is not an easy task for most people.
I can’t imagine how the local people are coping with this news. All the very best from Scotland 🇬🇧❤️
yes it must be hard
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If you were to actually listen before smugly criticizing, you’d understand that she sources her information from expert volcanologists and geologists who have long studied the sites that she reports on.
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@@CMKuiper The irony of your comment
Some of the people there think it is just conspiracy theories. They don't think it will blow.
I wish we could see evidence of many people leaving of their own accord. Hopefully they can come together and neighbor helping neighbors leave in droves. This situation is very much in my mind and heart. From all the way over here there's not much I can do but pray, especially for the poor, the elderly and disabled. Bless your heart, Silkie, for these comprehensive reports.
I agree
Sadly, I can think of many disasters where people stayed despite all the warnings -- and very few (none actually) where they actually evacuated and evaded disaster.
Unfortunately, being able to leave is a question of finances and if you have family somewhere who can take you in.
If not, then you will have to stay and hope for the best.
@@10whitelilith10 There's always the human inertia of wishful thinking ("nothing's going to happen!") or the perception of feeling powerless to do anything (as we see here).
We see this repeated in history, particularly with Pompeii, and also Mount Pelee's 1902 eruption. Both had enough warning signs, and in both times people chose not to act.
And by doing so, became a historical statistic.
@@10whitelilith10 Adding to shadowcatcherfox's comment, we do know that there were some wealthy people in Pompeii. I would imagine that some people delayed leaving BECAUSE of their wealth and nice villas that they did not want to abandon.
We can give some leeway to the inhabitants of Pompeii and Mt. Pelee because they were probably not aware that a volcano could explode like that. Maybe the former thought that all they had to do was keep ash fall off their roofs and the latter that they just needed to keep an eye out for lava flows like in Iceland which are relatively easily avoided when they start to flow.
But that isn't the case here. We do have some idea on what could happen - and that it could be worse than anything yet recorded. So as regard those who can in fact afford to move, apart from "nothing's going to happen" we can also have "I don't want to be the first" or "I don't want to go through all that trouble and then nothing happens and people look at me as a fool"
Thank you for the update, Silkie, I’d be getting the heck out of there one way or another! Prayers from Kentucky USA 🙏
Silki, thought you might enjoy reading about the Barberton Greenstone Belt with possibly new details about tectonics between South Africa and New Zealand.
thank you , I will look that up !!!
This is in my point of view the most dangerous Volcano nowadays
yes
Ugh ! Yellowstone ain't nothing to sneeze at!😊
Why do you think that?
@@glenn5903 Yellowstone is much safer than Campi Flegrei right now. Historically speaking, Yellowstone has been much more violent, but it only has 16-20% melt in the magma chamber and thus not enough eruptible magma, eruptible magma has to be between 35-50% melt. Campi Flegrei, on the other hand, is officially classified as restless and the scientists have officially made a statement that they can't rule out an eruption in the short term.
That is why Campi Flegrei is more dangerous than Yellowstone, right now.
Agree.
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The same happened with st Helen’s ,before she went in the 80s
That’s a super good point….
Helens is waking up again, even this youtuber on this video, silki, is covering it. St helens, and a supervolcano going off at the same time will be even worse than 1 big volcano erupting.
Oops
It will take st helens 100 years before it erupts with the same force that it did back in 90s. @@THEpersonn4838
Love all the updates, silki. Thank you.
that's great, thank you Scott !!!!
Silki don't forget the 3rd Volcano in Ischia which is opposite Pozzuli and Vesuvius.
yes true !
3 in the area?! Yikes.
Oh wow! Three volcanoes in the same area!!
Don't forget Tonga!
@Deb-vu7gk
we're you referring to Stromboli 🤔
..not quite certain of it's location that's why I ask
Morning Silki. Having coffee with you, and getting news. Wendall
awesome Wendall, enjoy 🍵
Praying for the residents affected by this situation. I’m sure the area doesn’t want to discourage tourists from visiting. It is very disconcerting. Thanks for your diligence in reporting. 🇺🇸❤️
Why would your god send this volcano?
I like all your updates really great. I don't want to be rude but would appreciate these without having you in the screen, thanks
🦋🥰👋Good Morning Silki and Everyone from Pennsylvania. Sending Prayers 🙏🙏🙏 to Italy… Thks Silki .. Have a Blessed Day 🙏🙏❤
Good morning! Great to see you
Thank you again for another video on this ❤💯🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You are so welcome
Please save yourselves, Italians
. . The world has had too much tragedy already.
It's really hard to comprehend the devastation that will be caused to such a beautiful place. Also the deaths and heartbreak.
Silki, what is the chance that Vesuvius will erupt simultaneously? Are they linked?
and I think that is part of mankind's problem , we just can't imagine that something that nice would be so destroyed and we push it to the back of our heads
Good Morning from the State of California. Love these updates on Campi Flegrei. Very concerning as it could be nearing an eruption.
Thank you as always for the update, Silki. This is extremely concerning.
If sulfur aerosol loading is significant enough, it can result in climate changes at the global scale for years after the event, causing crop failures, cooler temperatures, and atypical weather conditions across the planet.
Tonga effects from the moisture it injected into the ionosphere are ongoing and being blamed on "climate change."
Could be 536 AD all over again
Not to mention "Acid Rain"
You mean to say human caused "climate change" may be bullshit?
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scary
This thing is unfortunately ready to go
I agree
it is creeping towards it
It appears to be nearing that point, yes.
Thank you Silki!🇺🇸
IT would be interested how many people are gone away from there who lived there.
Silki, Bless your heart for bringing us such in depth information related to these volcanoes. Do you ever provide reports about the Cascadia subduction thrust earthquake, which is a new threat now with increased earthquake activity, especially near Vancouver Island?
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I would like to know if you see a pattern of volcanism developing around the planet that would indicate that we are in for some kind of planet wide disturbance or event?
Dutchsense on you tube shows the projected connection with each volcano ! Scary ?? Andreas in California is at it again today!!
As far as I can tell, a planet-wide episode of erupting volcanos isn't possible because the individual mountains are not linked in any way. Cones in the same area or range may share a magma chamber, but more distant peaks do not. What we are experiencing is an end of a peaceeful period and the beginning of a more active epoch.
What if they drilled some small holes to relieve the pressure, like oil drilling?
All the circular formations on your map, are circular because they're calderas. And yes, they're connected.
What we need is graphs that show overall change patterns.
Lake water and ground temp change daily but what you need to be clear on, is overall trend upwards. The government was responsible to get this done.
tyvm for the update.
that cap rock is what makes this so dangerous, theres a concrete lid on a pressuere cooker, when this goes ....its gunna go in epic fashion .....i bet itll be the loudest recorded bang ever....
It's time for folks to start listening to and understanding SCIENCE and FACTS. This is not a supernatural or divine progression of events, and neither are any other naturally occuring phenomena going on. Religion, and the beliefs you believe in, should be kept well out of scientific discussions. A good few replies on here are from people who clearly forget that one person's religious beliefs can be vastly different from someone else's. Not only does a belief only work for the believer, it is too often forgotten that their belief is frequently anywhere on the scale between laughable and grossly offensive to others. Keep up the good work @silki24 , your dedication and commitment is very much appreciated. Regards from Lancashire, UK.
fun fact ..TOBA was the last super eruption.....campis last eruption was a effusive and "leaked" ......
The saying is 'no smoke without fire' so this seems to be a huge warning. Thank you silki for your expert updates on this nasty boy volcano. From Durban, South Africa.
Terrible death.i dond understand why The people are so blind there😢.🤷
they are blinded by the beauty of the place!! it is so so beautiful !
@@maryannmccabe3648 i understand but WE have other beautifull places of The world two.If you are death you have places one Graveyard 🤔If Somebody will find Something of you.
I lived in Pozzuoli up until last year when I experienced too many episodes of my bed swaying to and fro…I have a lot of friends there and I fear and pray for them…there’s no way out in the event of a catastrophic event. Earlier today I spoke with a friend on the island of Ischia and she said she’s very nervous.
Southern Italians, especially neapolitans are different when it comes to accepting the conditions they live in and what you said regarding not leaving one (family member) behind is spot on.
thank you for that insight
This will solve over population for sure😢
Sun activity, overly data over earthquake, volcanic data , correspondence knowledge
Thank you, i feel so much better! I' sleep tight.❤
I was just reading the wikipedia entry for the 1902 eruption of Mt. Pelee (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1902_eruption_of_Mount_Pel%C3%A9e), and found this passage to be of great interest:
"Sounds resembling a cauldron with boiling water were heard from deep underground."
Sounds a lot like that sound we heard from that earlier video of the Campi Flegrei earthquake, doesn't it?
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Good morning! Have a great day Brian !
8 year's ago.when did electric cars Start Silki
And nobody is taking it seriously
If you live there its your own fault, if it goes off you cant do anything, why worry about it
Goodmorning Silki how are you doing?
Why is it called a super volcano when it's not .
If we would be able to understand the how when and why, then we would be able to predict things going to happen better. For instance take Krakatao in Indonesia, the time it took to become dangerous again took around 120 years.
We are having more means and instruments to look better and deeper into the earth. Looking with an open mind can tell us to change our point of view.
How are magmachambers formed?
Is it as we take for now or is it completely different from what we expect?
Hypothetical taken, are they formed by a magma moving deeply under the crust, was a week spot the reason it created a massiv chamber?
Is this river of magma still flowing through it?
As magma needs high temperature to keep fluid, howcome it isn't when its in rest not changing in rock.
So only movement, or air coming to it can keep it flowing..
With finding the right answers that could explain movements you can start prediction. Without proof it keeps a game of chance. As it is now developing its a assumption game.
Magma is fluid under the crust. It's called lava when it reaches the surface. It's liquid state does not require motion.
@@nnonotnow sorry, but this action is to wake up people. Scientist who are mostly looking from one perspective. I know very well that when magma reaches through the crust its called lava.
And if you look at the earth crust its mostly build of layers upon layers of lava where faultlines or weakpoints in the earthcrust are messured.
If you witnessed a say it coincidence, a reaction between earthquakes on a certain point and a little then 2 hours later an outburst of a volcano, would you then still kept focus on magmachambers are the reason for a eruption or are you willing to change your perspective, sight at things if you reached a hundred percent score? So can action and reaction be different of what we take as a standard! I think looking with more perspective could mean a better understanding of the earth and how it works.
As per another comment, if the politicians would spend less on armaments and wars, and more on the required science, we would know a lot more about what is going on and how to effectively react. We worry about nuclear war but if a supervolcano really blows, nuclear war will be redundant!
I’ve been watching for weeks now and I am very concerned. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I too live within the death zone of a super volcano, the Yellowstone Caldera and it too is showing signs of an eruption yet the authorities are not doing anything about it.
How much pressure is needed to create these earthquakes? How does it work?
I pray for the people
The people need to Get out of there
what if these swarms are new kind of harmonic tremor never seen before.....
i know its a wtf comment but weve never seen this kinda sh** before....this will rewrite what we know about these types when it does go....science is never absolute it always changes
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😢🫥iagree..been something ive wanted to put to words & kinda didn't( since Silki started with update on Campi Fligrei ) ididnt as tome it was clear what ramifications of this eruption would be..although iam no volcanologist or geology expert either ..these topics have always been of interest to me and therefore I read upon & watched documentaries ..and nother reason why I enjoy Silki's channel highly informative& factual yet it's conveyed our much loved Silki way
Other sites saying a smallish eruption decades away .
Yellowstone has ground uplifting. All of them could go when they want. If Yellowstone goes us in Texas looking at 5 ft of volcanic ash
Swarms are a good thing sometimes to release pressure but to go into an almost dormant state then repeat again swarms that to watch for.
Warning fior San Andreas in California too, that past breaking point 👀
Ii believe it is going to erupt
It just might just have a small eruption where no one gets hurt. Predicting Volcano eruptions size and magnitude is not an exact science. We are still learning. But it is better to be safe than sorry.
That would be pretty much impossible. Even it's smaller eruptions have been mostly been a VEI 4. The little eruption in 1538 was one of the smallest eruptions (VEI 2) and built Monte Nuovo in a week, with the bulk of the new cone being built in just 24 hours. It generated almost continuous explosions mainly phreatomagmatic, producing pyroclastic density currents. If an event of just that size happened today it would kill hundreds of thousands of people. Even a VEI 3 would be problematic, god forbid a VEI 5 or higher, which it has done before just 50 year after it's prior eruption.
Campi Flegrei is not a super volcano. A super volcano has an explosive index of 8. Camp Flegrei has an explosive index of 7. Yes, it is a dangerous volcano, but not a super volcano.
I doubt people who live there care about this detail...
@@The_Catnip I agree, but it is best to have accurate information when distributing information to the public.
Yes, Campi Flegrei is considered a supervolcano. It is located near Naples, Italy, and has a large caldera formed by several large eruptions over thousands of years.
@@TAG2400, true and new research is confirming a supervolcsno
@@Joergthereader that is fascinating. It would not surprise me if they increased the rating of that volcano. For example, look at the Tonga eruption. Nobody expected that large of an eruption.
Hi Silki much love 💕. POST GLACIAL REBOUND EFFECT IN FULL EFFECT 🤔
I'm not sure that glaciers ever got as far south as Italy! Though I expect glaciers in the Alps would have likely been worse during an ice age, but bad enough to cause rebound so far down the peninsula!
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Hasn’t Stromboli been erupting, too?
Stromboli has been erupting for a very long time
Stromboli is a frequent erupter.
Diameter (die am- metter). Hopefully this helps. Also, the word you're looking for when you say base is actually basis. Your English is still pretty good so don't fret about it. We all understand what you're trying to say. We appreciate your efforts too. ❤
No recognised geologist is predicting an eruption in the near future? It's business as usual for activity there 🤔🤔
Nope, thats really not true.
What qualifications do you have? Have you measured the lake temperatures.. ? This is just conjecture
If you are all intrested in all this which I think you are , you should watch the Movie Super Volcano. It's a great movie and a very accurate discription of a super volcano eruption. My spell check doesn't work LOLOL
It's a good movie! I've watched it several times!
There is a considerable probability tha Camp Flegrei will keep just rumbling and making smoke. Leis hope and pray
Like Yellowstone
Absolutely fascinating, dear Silki…….but at the same time pretty darned scary……I worry for my children and their children - and the world. One feels so helpless. I wish you well and please “keep on trucking” as they say over in the USA! We need your updates. And thank you so much.
Also, I know a woman who is Italian, living in Belgium. She doesn't follow the news and she says "fake news" and "always earthquakes in Italy, everywhere"
an eruption can happen now or in this century , vulcanoes live in another timeframe...
true but they give signs
It’s not a super volcano 🫣🫣
Maybe move a good long distance from active volcanoes just for a precaution.
20:08 ... With a magma chamber directly below the blue lagoon how can those tourists or any locals go into that water???? I mean how can they trust those officials? Do they know what happens to people who fall into that water at Yellowstone? 😮 its not pretty. I guess I am way less trusting...
Does this diagram mean there are magma chambers directly below all hot spring type places people visit ??
The problem is not a volcano or an iceage ! The problems are politics and politicians that are thinking in terms of 1800-1900 !
If an iceage ocurs after an eruption, of one of the supervolcanos, then productivity - (maybe) from farmproducts (food) in the US (one of the world wide biggest producers) - gets lost for some years or decades.
The ONLY thing that will help if productivity get's lost, is to replace this lost productivity !
In an Iceage maybe its possible today, to water north africa and replace the Sahara dessert with farmland - like the Sahara was a few thousend years ago !
But the politicians are thinking in the old terms of Colonialtime an Leadership with military force.
But this will not help if productivity gets lost !
We also would be able to define laws that can handel mass migration - but therefore we have to give up old lawsystems.
The know how is existing - but not used from those people who are responsible to use it !
Oh dear! I really don't want to be right again but it is looking incredibly likely that we are on the verge of a cataclysmic event and I really do hope that any people in the immediate danger zone who do wish to flee have the option to do so, very soon ideally. That said, if this bad boy blows then the vast majority of us are pretty screwed anyway. Add to this the Mount Helens news along with the ongoing lava vs the Lagoonies situation and it sure feels like the planet is up to something super sketchy. Terrifying but it is what it is.
If I was living there, I would be long gone by this time!!!!😯😯
Yellowstone is 50-70 KM’s big, campi flegrei is 10-20 km’s big, so it not going to bad as Yellowstone.
Yeah, but Yellowstone does not have 3 million people in the immediate vicinity…
@@madnattyin world terms
I am very concerned about this volcano. There are a lot of planetary changes occuring because of the grand solar minimum cycle. I believe a cold and dark period is on the horizon.
if you add the war mongering that is going on , yes highly likely 😢
What I try to imagine is the moment at which the realization comes for the responsible specialists and government people. Let's say next week there's another 4.x earthquake and two days later the fumaroles at Solvatara increase their temperature by 3º...
I'm not a volcanologist, so I don't know the triggering points that initiates red alert.
But let's add one more worry-moment: within two days another 1 or 2 cm uplift is added.
How much time will be left (once the red alert is given) for the people to evacuate? What I mean is... this is not Yellowstone, this is not St. Helens... this is in the middle of a big city with 3 million people on top of a huge pressure cooker without safety pin. How much time is needed to get them out and relocate them? Is one week enough? I doubt it. One month?
Or will this be just guesswork... so help them God?
I'm worried for the (many) people.
See all the holes from previous eruptions? Yes it’s normal for that area. It’s fixing to explode.
Soundquality is OK now Silki, thanks
If you were listening, this volcano last erupted in the 16th century. It did not cause the world to come to an end.
I wander have they the volcanologists) done any thermal imagining? I would hope so-thanks for your reports greetings from Uk 🇬🇧
The majority of earth quakes at 1 or less normally it has to be 2.0 or greater to be felt
Let's stop calling this a supervolcano. It's never produced a VEI8 eruption.
You should move yourself and your family there, if you think what we call it changes anything.
wtf difference will that make?
Recent research has confirmed that Campi Flegrei is indeed a supervolcano. Studies conducted by the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) in collaboration with the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli have identified various seismic structures within the caldera. These findings help scientists better understand the potential hazards and predict changes that could indicate future eruptions. This research underscores the importance of monitoring and studying Campi Flegrei due to its significant volcanic activity and potential impact.
Ok, I know it is a minor point when or if CF goes, it will be bad for Europe, but Campi Flegrei is NOT a super volcano. It has never produced a VEI 8 in the past which is the definition of a super volcano. When you talk about science, specificity is important.
it is one as it has erupted more than 240 million cubic square km , that is the benchmark
I agree, that is the benchmark, however CF has not met it. Here's a quote: "Non-scientific media have described the area as a supervolcano[2] but it does not meet the criterion set by vulcanologists: an eruption with a volcanic explosivity index (VEI) of 8,[3] the largest recorded value on the index. This means the volume of deposits for such an eruption is greater than 1,000 cubic kilometers (240 cubic miles).[4] The Neapolitan Yellow Tuff eruption (about 12ka BP) produced "just" 50 cubic kilometers.[5] It is, however, one of relatively few volcanoes large enough to form a caldera." But as I said, whether it's a 6 7 or 8, it will still be a bad day.
ITS Not easy to left Home .Familys dond come whith them maybe they stay there.😫
I’ve always thought this is what will be the end. Death by volcanic fire has been predicted for a long time and that’s exactly where I envisioned it happening.
my family live in campi flegrei, iv been going there since i was a child probably 4 times a year and i can say that recently the smell of sulphur in the air is more prevelant. I noticed it both times i went in the last year. Its quite normal to smell sulphur being emitted from the solfatara but the past few times was definately more significant. my uncle also took my to see the new fumaroles that have opened at pisciarelli...literally by the roadside.
Wow. I hope you can continue to report what you see.
I just read that fires have broken out near Naples on a ridge top. They say arson but I wonder …
Very concerning stuff! I can't imagine how sick I would feel if I lived there and couldn't afford to just leave.
At 18:40 ... your rubber band is obviously the same colour as your screen! We can see Pozzuoli through you. You could pull a sheet the same colour up over your shoulders and be just a floating head. 🤣 That would not only be iconic and weird, but we'd be able to see more of the graphics you put up. 🤣🤣
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Yes it must be a very tough situation and yes my green screen software has some malfunctions 😁😁
I would love to know what they predict for a timeline…..eruption anytime from now to 200 years? I love your videos btw!
Nobody can tell for sure. It can happen tomorrow or in 200 years but it will happen
Did they look for somein the water? More south from current location?
Flegrei isn't a super volcano. It has never produced a 'super eruption' i.e a VEI8 eruption.
it is a supervolcano
@@silki24 Nope. A super volcano is one that has produced a VEI8 eruption. CF has not ever managed this, therefore is not.
@@bubbabigmin, nope it is. New research. Recent research has confirmed that Campi Flegrei is indeed a supervolcano. Studies conducted by the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV) in collaboration with the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli have identified various seismic structures within the caldera. These findings help scientists better understand the potential hazards and predict changes that could indicate future eruptions. This research underscores the importance of monitoring and studying Campi Flegrei due to its significant volcanic activity and potential impact.
@@bubbabigmin the biggest one was a VEI7
@@chasemccains3586yeah I know, so again, not a super eruption. VEI8 is 10x the bulk tephra volume of a 7
How is the volcanic adventure tourism doing in Italy? Eruptions don't appear to have harmed Blue Lagoon's booking much, wondering if Campi potentially blowing up altogether had any moderating effect. I bet tourism is heating up from people wanting to visit the area before it might disappear.
All over the world this is happening. Pray in these trying times 🙏🙏
Technically, is a caldera forming volcano, not a supervolcano. It hasn’t had a vei 8 level eruption to get it there. It’s had vei 6 & 7s.
good update, I read about the 1538 eruption. There were many ground anomalies, big areas of land rising just days before cracks and eruptions. Do all volcanos blow up in the same fashion ?? NO, they are a mixed bag.
Has your trust been destroyed ? Who can we trust to tell use the truth? Think about it.
Silki we can trust
You would think that the country that has the gruesome reminder of the 'frozen in time' Pompei corpses, would know better than to ignore their volcanoes.
Unfortunately these days.....who to trust about any information provided!
IN BIBLICAL HISTORY, THE BIBLE DESCRIBES; "THE EARTH OPENED UP AND SWALLOWED THEM UP!!".//THEY ALL GONNA GET SWALLOWED UP! LOL
Same could happen all over the planet if our time here is up
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