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Yellowstone's volcano may be fueled in a very different way than we thought

Yellowstone eruptions may be driven by shifts in Earth's crust, rather than a deep well of magma, study finds.
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Study points to a vast hot-rock river feeding Yellowstone from below

Beneath Yellowstone National Park, something is keeping one of Earth’s most powerful volcanic systems alive. For decades, ...

What would happen if Yellowstone’s ‘supervolcano’ erupted today?

A major Yellowstone eruption likely won’t happen for thousands, and potentially millions, of years. Scientists say that the ...

Yellowstone nearing eruption as new study finds magma brimming below the surface: scientists

Will Yellowstone erupt or are we blowing things out of proportion? We may have underestimated Yellowstone’s potential to blow its stack in the future. Chinese scientists have made a disconcerting find ...
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Yellowstone’s Dreaded Supervolcano Has an Unexpected Power Source, Study Says

Beneath the geysers and steaming ground of Yellowstone National Park lies one of the most studied, yet still elusive, volcanic systems on Earth. Unlike most volcanoes that form along shifting tectonic ...
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Exploding from the presses: Yellowstone Volcano Observatory report published

The year 2024 will probably be remembered as the year of the hydrothermal explosion, with one event that was unwitnessed but ...
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Dormant Yellowstone Geyser Erupts for the First Time Since 2017—What Does That Mean for Tourists?

Yellowstone National Park is full of surprises. With more than 10,000 geothermal features dotted across its forests and basins, this wild landscape of steam, mudpots, hot springs, and jets of boiling ...