This video has been taken on January, 2020 using drone DJI Mavic Mini and has been edited with DJI Fly app (saved at 1080p).
In the video you can see the proximity of the football fields to one of the active "fumarole": how many soccer balls have been melted at 115° ?
Please note: the area shown in the video is not accessible to visitors.
Also known as the Phlegraean Fields, Campi Flegrei is Europe’s only supervolcano, located beneath Naples, Italy.
Its formation some 39,000 years ago saw lava and rocks thrown hundreds of kilometres away in what was the most violent eruption in the past 200,000 years in Europe.
It is the most densely populated volcanic region in the world, with three million people living in the nearby city of Naples.
Scientists noticed that pressure was building at Campi Flegrei in 2005 and in 2012 they raised the alert level from Green to Yellow – prompting stricter monitoring at the site.
The ancient volcano last erupted in 1538 although it was only minor, lasting for eight days.
For a view of Naples and Campi Flegrei area from above, look at this video [ Ссылка ]
