Yellowstone Park Volcano Set To Erupt Wiping Out 2/3 Of U.S.

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Natinal Geographic..September 20,2012

Yellowstone Supervolcano Discovery—Where Will It Erupt?

New study identifies fault lines most likely to produce next eruption.

September 20, 2012

National Geographic...September 20, 2012

Scientists at the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory at the University of Utah are constantly monitoring the underground supervolcano for ground movements

[The_Patriot21]

That article is so full of speculation that its not even funny. First off, there no is no actual evidence of an "eruption" nor is there any evidence of an actual volcano under the surface. In fact many scientists in and around the park, are of the opinion the water is heated not by magma, but by by being under pressure, and being close to earths core, and that that area simply has holes in the crust leading down there. How do they know its erupted in the last 2.1 million years? the answer is, first off, the earths nowhere near that old so theres no way that it could, but hypothetically if the earth was, they wern't there, and theres not much in the way of volcanic rock in the area (ive been there) like you see around places like Devils tower. ive seen lots of these "articles" are are severely lacking in the facts department.

[Sevenseas]

When is this supposed to happen? I'll book a cruise for that month.

didn't you see that movie where that volcanoe blew in yellowstone? 2012 I think it was called? The governments of the leading nations

of the world had 'arks' built and people with large amounts of moolah were able to book passage....the volcanoe blew (awesome spectacle)

and all sorts of end of the world disasters enthusiastically reared their heads...enter the arks.....NOTHING was safe...not even cruise ships,

they went down too

Just the gigantic arks like corks bobbing on the violent seas and guess the rest.....yes, they went almost Biblical with the sun finally shining and

a new world beginning with the old one...pretty much under water (Reader's Digest version..ultra condensed)

You might want to book an ark

[LOVE SONGS]

That article is so full of speculation that its not even funny. First off, there no is no actual evidence of an "eruption" nor is there any evidence of an actual volcano under the surface. In fact many scientists in and around the park, are of the opinion the water is heated not by magma, but by by being under pressure, and being close to earths core, and that that area simply has holes in the crust leading down there. How do they know its erupted in the last 2.1 million years? the answer is, first off, the earths nowhere near that old so theres no way that it could, but hypothetically if the earth was, they wern't there, and theres not much in the way of volcanic rock in the area (ive been there) like you see around places like Devils tower. ive seen lots of these "articles" are are severely lacking in the facts department.

The entire park sets inside the caldera of a volcano. Magma pockets, and volcanic heat create every water-based phenomenon at Yellowstone. The mud pots, the geysers, the hot springs. The whole area is a volcano. It would be like having a National Park setting inside of Mt. St. Helen's crater. Same thing. It's alarmist to say "It's going to erupt any minute!" It is also unrealistic to think it is never going to erupt again. It will, and there is ever increasing activity in the area in terms of ground swell, increased ground heat that is killing off trees and foliage, and seismic activity. Volcano's give warning when they wake up. Yellowstone is sending a warning.

LOL.. Cobalt ..you beat me to it.

you are right of what scientist are saying.

The earths floor is swelling...rising. They say that it can cause earthquakes before its eruption.

[The_Patriot21]

That article is so full of speculation that its not even funny. First off, there no is no actual evidence of an "eruption" nor is there any evidence of an actual volcano under the surface. In fact many scientists in and around the park, are of the opinion the water is heated not by magma, but by by being under pressure, and being close to earths core, and that that area simply has holes in the crust leading down there. How do they know its erupted in the last 2.1 million years? the answer is, first off, the earths nowhere near that old so theres no way that it could, but hypothetically if the earth was, they wern't there, and theres not much in the way of volcanic rock in the area (ive been there) like you see around places like Devils tower. ive seen lots of these "articles" are are severely lacking in the facts department.

The entire park sets inside the caldera of a volcano. Magma pockets, and volcanic heat create every water-based phenomenon at Yellowstone. The mud pots, the geysers, the hot springs. The whole area is a volcano. It would be like having a National Park setting inside of Mt. St. Helen's crater. Same thing. It's alarmist to say "It's going to erupt any minute!" It is also unrealistic to think it is never going to erupt again. It will, and there is ever increasing activity in the area in terms of ground swell, increased ground heat that is killing off trees and foliage, and seismic activity. Volcano's give warning when they wake up. Yellowstone is sending a warning.

Again, speculation, there are many reputable scientists who dont even think it is a volcano, just a vent to the core. Theres seismic activity all over, theres seismic activity in places where there arent even geysers. Im not saying its "not a volcano" Im saying scientists don't actually know what it is, that their just guessing. Their guessing theirs a volcanic core thats heating up all that water, they don't actually know, and neither do you-because a lot of those geysers go down waaaay deep, and no ones actually gotten down to the bottom of one to find out if its magma like in a volcano, or just water under pressure coming up from the earths core (which is, according to most scientists, extremely hot) to say that its a "volcano" that will erupt is at best, an educated guess, at worst wild conjecture, with no strong evidence to support either theory. Science works you form a hypothesis, and look for enough evidence to support a theory, and then it becomes fact-a lot of scientists, have bypassed the theory stage and have been teaching it as "fact" even though they don't know, and the sad thing is, to many people just believe them because thats what the professionals say. Science says volcano is just one possible theory for the mud pots and geysers. If you think otherwise, show me a case where hot magma is found at the park-like its found in pretty much every other volcano caldera, including Mt. St. Helens. The fact of it is-no magma has ever been found in yellowstone-above or below the surface.

[goldust59]

That article is so full of speculation that its not even funny. First off, there no is no actual evidence of an "eruption" nor is there any evidence of an actual volcano under the surface. In fact many scientists in and around the park, are of the opinion the water is heated not by magma, but by by being under pressure, and being close to earths core, and that that area simply has holes in the crust leading down there. How do they know its erupted in the last 2.1 million years? the answer is, first off, the earths nowhere near that old so theres no way that it could, but hypothetically if the earth was, they wern't there, and theres not much in the way of volcanic rock in the area (ive been there) like you see around places like Devils tower. ive seen lots of these "articles" are are severely lacking in the facts department.

The entire park sets inside the caldera of a volcano. Magma pockets, and volcanic heat create every water-based phenomenon at Yellowstone. The mud pots, the geysers, the hot springs. The whole area is a volcano. It would be like having a National Park setting inside of Mt. St. Helen's crater. Same thing. It's alarmist to say "It's going to erupt any minute!" It is also unrealistic to think it is never going to erupt again. It will, and there is ever increasing activity in the area in terms of ground swell, increased ground heat that is killing off trees and foliage, and seismic activity. Volcano's give warning when they wake up. Yellowstone is sending a warning.

Again, speculation, there are many reputable scientists who dont even think it is a volcano, just a vent to the core. Theres seismic activity all over, theres seismic activity in places where there arent even geysers. Im not saying its "not a volcano" Im saying scientists don't actually know what it is, that their just guessing. Their guessing theirs a volcanic core thats heating up all that water, they don't actually know, and neither do you-because a lot of those geysers go down waaaay deep, and no ones actually gotten down to the bottom of one to find out if its magma like in a volcano, or just water under pressure coming up from the earths core (which is, according to most scientists, extremely hot) to say that its a "volcano" that will erupt is at best, an educated guess, at worst wild conjecture, with no strong evidence to support either theory. Science works you form a hypothesis, and look for enough evidence to support a theory, and then it becomes fact-a lot of scientists, have bypassed the theory stage and have been teaching it as "fact" even though they don't know, and the sad thing is, to many people just believe them because thats what the professionals say. Science says volcano is just one possible theory for the mud pots and geysers. If you think otherwise, show me a case where hot magma is found at the park-like its found in pretty much every other volcano caldera, including Mt. St. Helens. The fact of it is-no magma has ever been found in yellowstone-above or below the surface.

Yellowstone not a volcano? Better tell the USGS they're wasting their time then.

http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/activity/status.php#yvo

[ayin jade]

http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/observatories/yvo/index.html

Seems like they are sure there is a volcano there. There is a lot of evidence of that volcano. The earth has risen and fallen several times in the caldera which does indicate magma below the surface is affecting the caldera.

[ayin jade]

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/01/110119-yellowstone-park-supervolcano-eruption-magma-science/

http://geology.com/usgs/yellowstone-volcano/

http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/yellowstone_monitoring_47.html

[gdemoss]

Fire and brimstone preaching eh?

Gary

[goldust59]

Fire and brimstone preaching eh?

Gary

Just keeping tabs on the signs brother.