What If Yellowstone Blows Up In 2024?

This picture was taken by the ESA Sentinel Two satellite in August, twenty twenty-one. In this picture, Mount Etna volcano erupts for the fiftieth time within a year. Mount Etna is the most active volcano in Europe. Every time it erupts, it gets taller because of the accumulation of erupted lava.
In twenty twenty-one alone, the volcano has gotten about thirty meters taller. Although Mount Etna was once underwater, today it’s the tallest volcano in Europe. Its height reaches three thousand three hundred fifty-seven meters above sea level. And it’s not just growing. Mount Etna brings death. It’s two and a half times the area of Vesuvius. And from the thirteenth century BC, the volcano drowned several cities and hundreds of thousands of people in its boiling lava. In the past, its eruptions caused droughts and landslides. In twenty twenty, the volcano came back to life. The ash plumes rose as high as five kilometers up. All the flights had to be canceled. And maybe that’s just the beginning.

But what other volcanoes are about to become active? What will happen if the volcanoes become extinct? Why don’t people leave the slopes near dangerous volcanoes? And what is the real danger of eruptions?

[ComicalRealm]

The Yellowstone eruption would be a real pain in the ash.

[kingklovr]

I waited the whole time wondering what would happen if Yellowstone blew up…

[mungmungthethird]

He starts talking about super volcanoes at 4:00 and Yellowstone at 4:46
You’re welcome.

[bennihaaarig]

Volcanos don't erupt = life will go extinct
Volcanos erupt = life will go extinct

[ChrisnFre]

Yellowstone has always fascinated me. Geography was always one of my favourite subjects in school because you got to learn about cool stuff like this.

[horemmars]

I always wanted to go to Yellowstone And then about 2005 I was told it was Volcano "No it's not There's no fire mountain there" Imagine how horrified I was to find out that the Volcano is so big an entire state fits inside of it And that it's overdue for an eruption

[WilmsIsBoss]

I had a really frustrating and infuriating day today and seeing that you uploaded gave me the motivation to make it to this very point where I’m finally lying in my bed ready to watch a wonderfully produced YT vid and learn some really cool shit before I go to sleep. Thank you riddle ❤️

[MiahMunch]

It's crazy to think how fast the world could end at any moment

[canisarcani]

"what if yellowstone blows up in 2021"

then i can finally stop worrying about food and bills, cause ill be dead. soo.. win.

[TheHomelessCrew]

You have incorrectly stated quite a bit in this video but you're completely wrong with "lack of tectonic activity on both planets led to the disappearance of carbon dioxide".

Venus's atmosphere is full of CO2 and is the primary reason for the temperature there as it is a runaway greenhouse effect. There is in fact so much CO2 in the atmosphere that ground level pressure is about 92 times that of earth, it would be like swimming 3000ft below the surface of the ocean. P.S it still has tectonic activity, just not plate tectonics.

Mars also has CO2, but can only be found in lower regions on the surface due to most of the atmosphere being blown away by solar winds from a loss of its magnetic field. This is not due to the lack of volcanic activity but infact due to solidification of the core (which a side effect is the loss of volcanic activity).

You need to check information before publicising these videos as too many people will just take your word and not confirm it.

[jordanbyrnes]

"If Volcano's stopped erupting all life would cease to exist"

Humanity: "Proceeds to stop volcano from erupting"

[srezas]

How amusingly he spreads the feel of terror

[alexanderlawrence]

Riddle about anything:
*AND IT COULD ANNIHILATE US*
Lol I love your videos man

[nathanmcdonald]

Okay Yellowstone literally was talked about for 1 minute of the 9😂

[soybasedjeremy]

As long earth is geologically active, life will go on. Volcanos are earth's give and take away, then life returns.

[natedcarr]

Only Ridddle could go from a volcano on earth to a volcano in the solar system.

[JunaidRiazAlHassan]

So true.
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[Josh-drdb]

“BUILDINGS CRUMBLED UNDER THE 30 CM LAYER OF ASH!!” Lol classic Riddle

[kuwaitisnotadeployment]

2 volcano videos so far today! Joe Scott just did one a hour ago. Looks like a day of youtube learning. Good day for it because it's wet n cold outside today here in St.louis

[ZyliceLiddell]

With how the last couple of years have been going, nothing would surprise me any more.