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July 16, 2014, 06:26:03 AM |
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I've heard of this apparently the roads are already starting to melt Because the ground is hot as heck and they are closing the park and area around it so if it does explode it will be a mount saint helens event. The last supervolcano to erupt at Yellowstone was 640,000 years ago, and this one could spew magma more than 240 cubic miles across the surrounding land. “The chance of that happening in our lifetimes is exceedingly insignificant,” said Peter Cervelli, associate director for science and technology at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Volcano Science Center in California. The park goes through temperature fluctuation from the underground thermal activity, but it seems to be getting worse. Still it looks like it won't boom yet at least. One from Wired http://www.wired.com/2014/07/how-to-keep-things-hot-at-yellowstone-and-katla-volcanoes-just-add-water/
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July 16, 2014, 06:44:55 AM |
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I am not sure it is the giant threat we are led to believe. Man has never witnessed such an event. Shouting the words super volcano does make politicians more likely to fund research studies on it.
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July 16, 2014, 07:14:40 AM |
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I am not sure it is the giant threat we are led to believe. Man has never witnessed such an event. Shouting the words super volcano does make politicians more likely to fund research studies on it.
Volcanoes are real threat to mankind. Read the history, how many got killed from a volcano eruption and its effects. How much more if a super volcano erupts which 100 - 300 times more powerful, can you imagine how many got killed and the destruction it cause?
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July 16, 2014, 12:13:33 PM |
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From the first article: But the chances of it erupting soon are unlikely.
“The chance of that happening in our lifetimes is exceedingly insignificant,” said Peter Cervelli, associate director for science and technology at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Volcano Science Center in California. Second article: One theory is that eruptions happen every 700,000 years ago, but Smith said more data is needed to back that theory up.
“If we were to have another big eruption, it would affect a large area, on the order of several states,” Smith said. “But, as I said, that probability is very, very, very, very small. In my calculations, it’s .0001 percent.” Panic mode disengaged.
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July 16, 2014, 04:30:20 PM |
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Isn't anyone gonna tell Yogi?
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July 16, 2014, 05:26:14 PM |
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Isn't anyone gonna tell Yogi?
Arrgh, it's gonna blow!
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July 16, 2014, 05:56:41 PM |
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And an unofficial reason why Wyoming wasn't chosen over New Hampshire to house the Free State Project.
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July 16, 2014, 06:23:31 PM |
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Gee watch the movie Super Volcano from the Discovery net work, we are at 640,000 years now. From the last major eruption. Guess that make us 40,000 years over due for a major eruption. To see how bad things will get watch the movie it is as close to what will happen as you are going to get. If you live with in 300 miles of Yellow stone when it goes say good bye. USGS is painting a nice picture in hope it does not happen, but it will it is just a matter of when.
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July 16, 2014, 06:26:07 PM |
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Gee watch the movie Super Volcano from the Discovery net work, we are at 640,000 years now. From the last major eruption. Guess that make us 40,000 years over due for a major eruption. To see how bad things will get watch the movie it is as close to what will happen as you are going to get. If you live with in 300 miles of Yellow stone when it goes say good bye. USGS is painting a nice picture in hope it does not happen, but it will it is just a matter of when.
Volcanos have bad watches.. 10k or 100k years delay for them is nothing. If it happens even in the next 500 years , do you realize that probably none of your nephews who will witness this might even have a clue who you were?
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July 16, 2014, 06:56:39 PM |
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The question is not if this thing is going to go, it's when. something is going on with the volcano. Just a couple of years ago there was a report that the land level was rising due to magma filling the chamber. then just recently, reports of earthquake swarms around the area. now we have roads melting.. Folks, lets be frank here sure the USGS has no Idea when it will go. we can all agree with that. but we can also agree that it's gearing up to go sometime in the future.
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July 16, 2014, 07:03:08 PM |
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I 'd like to work in the Yellowstone. park, Money comes there very easy, corrupted officials, corrupted scientists, telling fantastic stories about " big " volcano , fairy tales always attract tourists, just watch after this " dangerous" situation triple more tourists will rush there. Have you been to Transylvania to see Dracula?
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July 16, 2014, 07:10:21 PM |
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Who wrote this article? The road between Old Faithful and Madison was NEVER closed. What was closed, and reopened on July 14 according to the Yellowstone National Park website, was a 3.3 mile one way side road called Firehole Lake Drive.
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July 16, 2014, 07:13:48 PM |
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Who wrote this article? The road between Old Faithful and Madison was NEVER closed. What was closed, and reopened on July 14 according to the Yellowstone National Park website, was a 3.3 mile one way side road called Firehole Lake Drive.
The more than 3-mile-long Firehole Lake Drive, an offshoot of the park’s Grand Loop Road located between the Old Faithful geyser and Madison Junction, is closed because melting asphalt has turned it into a “soupy mess,” said park spokesman Dan Hottle
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July 16, 2014, 07:22:26 PM |
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Second article: One theory is that eruptions happen every 700,000 years ago, but Smith said more data is needed to back that theory up.
“If we were to have another big eruption, it would affect a large area, on the order of several states,” Smith said. “But, as I said, that probability is very, very, very, very small. In my calculations, it’s .0001 percent.” Panic mode disengaged. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fweknowmemes.com%2Fgenerator%2Fuploads%2Fgenerated%2Fg1334797991599414388.jpg&t=665&c=Rip93P2F5_f5JQ)
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July 17, 2014, 10:55:10 AM |
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Yellowstone is actually an underground moving super volcano. Land has been rising for quite some time making lake beds rise to the surface. The Earth's crust is moving on top of other layers and the top layer is very thin there. The main magma chamber is in the the underneath layer. The volcano will only burst out when there's enough pressure. When magma bubbles up it might not come to a full blowout and functions as a pressure release. The air might become toxic with sulfuric gas in that area though.
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July 17, 2014, 11:00:03 AM |
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Gee watch the movie Super Volcano from the Discovery net work, we are at 640,000 years now. From the last major eruption. Guess that make us 40,000 years over due for a major eruption. To see how bad things will get watch the movie it is as close to what will happen as you are going to get. If you live with in 300 miles of Yellow stone when it goes say good bye. USGS is painting a nice picture in hope it does not happen, but it will it is just a matter of when.
lots of people say it could wipe out the entire north america.. all that gas would block out sunlight, and all that ash that we'd be breathing in. it would definitely cause a rise in temperatures. From the first article: But the chances of it erupting soon are unlikely.
“The chance of that happening in our lifetimes is exceedingly insignificant,” said Peter Cervelli, associate director for science and technology at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Volcano Science Center in California. Second article: One theory is that eruptions happen every 700,000 years ago, but Smith said more data is needed to back that theory up.
“If we were to have another big eruption, it would affect a large area, on the order of several states,” Smith said. “But, as I said, that probability is very, very, very, very small. In my calculations, it’s .0001 percent.” Panic mode disengaged. you just "disengaged" the concern with one theory, which implies that there is more than one.
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July 17, 2014, 12:23:02 PM |
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Gee watch the movie Super Volcano from the Discovery net work, we are at 640,000 years now. From the last major eruption. Guess that make us 40,000 years over due for a major eruption. To see how bad things will get watch the movie it is as close to what will happen as you are going to get. If you live with in 300 miles of Yellow stone when it goes say good bye. USGS is painting a nice picture in hope it does not happen, but it will it is just a matter of when.
lots of people say it could wipe out the entire north america.. all that gas would block out sunlight, and all that ash that we'd be breathing in. it would definitely cause a rise in temperatures. From the first article: But the chances of it erupting soon are unlikely.
“The chance of that happening in our lifetimes is exceedingly insignificant,” said Peter Cervelli, associate director for science and technology at the U.S. Geological Survey’s Volcano Science Center in California. Second article: One theory is that eruptions happen every 700,000 years ago, but Smith said more data is needed to back that theory up.
“If we were to have another big eruption, it would affect a large area, on the order of several states,” Smith said. “But, as I said, that probability is very, very, very, very small. In my calculations, it’s .0001 percent.” Panic mode disengaged. you just "disengaged" the concern with one theory, which implies that there is more than one. In this case there are only two theories : 1- it erupts every 700 000 or so years 2- the last one was really the last In that context "one theory is" is just an expression.
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July 17, 2014, 12:41:24 PM |
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Only time shall tell.. Theres evidence showing that the earth is actually cooling, contrary to the global warming idea pushers. The CO2 levels are rising though way beyond the norm. The scientists showing this data are either not funded by big corp, or have left the funding of these wealthy to share their real data.. I believe the earth has its own cycles and basically creates its own conditions. These volcanoes and geysers are just its way of venting off excess heat perhaps, and it is all a natural process. I believe the co2 is caused by the excessive aerosol spraying that goes on in the sky everday by these weather manipulators. Theyre also finding out the sun is less active, and seems to be going into a sleep cycle.. Theyre predicting colder than normal temps in our near future. If u are interested in this stuff check out suspicious observers, he has a lot of good info
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