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Beneath the bustling streets of Naples and the calm waters of the Bay of Naples lies a giant unlike any other — Campi Flegrei, one of the most dangerous supervolcanoes on Earth. Now, scientists warn it is stirring again. In recent months, seismic swarms, ground uplift, and increased volcanic gas emissions have signaled growing instability beneath this massive caldera. For the 3 million people living in its shadow, the threat is real, and the consequences could reach far beyond Italy
This video takes you deep into the geology of Campi Flegrei, uncovering its explosive past and the catastrophic eruptions that shaped Southern Italy. We’ll explore why volcanologists consider it Europe’s most dangerous volcano, the alarming events recorded in 2023–2025, and how the caldera’s weakening crust is now more vulnerable than ever. Could we be witnessing the earliest signs of the next supereruption?
Campi Flegrei is more than a local hazard — it is a global ticking time bomb. The outcome of this unrest could affect not only Southern Italy, but weather systems, food supplies, and economies worldwide. Join us as we uncover the truth about the world’s most dangerous volcano and what its latest signals might mean for the future.
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