#67 so scary😱Pompeii,vesuvio volcano in Google map & Google Earth.Secret & hide places.#shorts

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[iseeyou]

The big Supervolcano eruption :
1.Toba
2.Yellowstone
3.Taupo

[jackoreilly]

That my friend is mount vesuvius, the very same volcano that buried the city of Pompeii thousands of years ago

[Veryhalalbro]

Me: the volcano are so dangerous
Amaan: oh no
iamnotdrunk: hmmm
Ratura: the volcano have lava

[Veryhalalbro]

Me: the volcano
Amaan: volcano?!
iamnotdrunk: oh shoot
Wall: this disgusting

[NewNothingYt]

A deafening boom roars through Pompeii’s crowded marketplace. The ground shakes violently, throwing midday shoppers off balance and toppling stands of fish and meat. People scream and point toward Mount Vesuvius, a massive volcano that rises above them.

Nearly 2, 000 years ago, Pompeii was a bustling city located in what is now southern Italy. But in the summer of A.D. 79, the nearby Mount Vesuvius volcano erupted. It spewed smoke and toxic gas 20 miles into the air, which soon spread to the town. Almost overnight, Pompeii—and many of its 10, 000 residents—vanished under a blanket of ash. Pompeii was basically lost and forgotten until it was rediscovered in 1748. Thanks to excavations, which are still going on today, scientists have been able to figure out almost exactly what happened on that terrible day. After the volcano first erupted shortly after noon, the thick ash turned everything black—people couldn’t even see the sun. Some residents escaped the city, while others took shelter in their homes.







But the ash kept falling. Piles grew as deep as nine feet in some places, blocking doorways and caving in roofs. Around midnight, the first of four searing-hot clouds of ash, rock, and toxic gas (also called surges) rushed down the volcano. Traveling toward Pompeii at about 180 miles an hour, the surge scorched everything in its path.






Around 7 a.m., nearly 19 hours after the initial eruption, the city was completely covered in a deadly mix of ash and rock. Visiting the ruins of Pompeii is like going back in time.




The layers of ash actually helped preserve buildings, artwork, and even the forms of bodies as they decomposed and left holes in the ash. All that allowed experts to fill in the details that might not have survived at many other Roman sites. Based on what they uncovered, scientists believe that Pompeii was a prosperous town popular with wealthy vacationing Romans.





Well-paved streets had high sidewalks and stepping-stones to keep pedestrians out of the mud. To relax, people soaked in public baths, watched gladiators or chariot races at an amphitheater, and enjoyed plays in two theaters.





Pompeii may be ancient history, but scientists are pretty sure Mount Vesuvius is overdue for another major explosion.






Luckily the people living near the volcano today will likely receive evacuation warnings before it blows.

[Heheheheehheehehhehheh]

The story of pompeii makes me cry so much (as someone who almost never cries). Yall should really read into it, it's a story that really touches my heart and makes me cry rivers

[PraveenKumar-vugy]

i. Found. In. Google. Earth. it. is. real

[ELEONORA.C]

It's not an hidden place actually, here in Italy we all know this place, it's really famous. 🇮🇹Maybe in other countries you don't, after all it's in our state, we also study this at school. Let me know if you knew this place before in your city! I'm curios!💥✨🌋

[Mr.Demonsoul]

Next please, watch anak krakatoa or krakatoa islands
(New subscriber)please shout out next video

[tatianabelinscaia]

I'm Italian, in Naples (Napoli) is so famous.

[raileyazirvidal]

Me: The Volcano Islands Are Dangerous Amaan: Oh No The Volcano Is Erupting My Pet: Blub Blub

[missnanatoki]

Strange..I Also Found A Valcano When I First Used Google Earth🤔

[HensenMYT]

That Volcano has already erupted many years ago. That comes from Pompeii.

[thewolfboi]

Plz Plz tell me what the music is called

[edwardmiessner]

It was scary in 79 ce 🌋 but now it's chillin' 🗻

[shawntheartist]

It’s actually called mount Vesuvius in English not Vesuvio

[nikkosstorychannel]

Wtf man, i know this volcano and i'm not even from italy, I'm from south east asia