Horrible: USGS Not Ready, 2nd explosion Yellowstone Giant Geyser Could Trigger Supervolcano Erupts

Horrible: USGS Not Ready, 2nd explosion Yellowstone Giant Geyser Could Trigger Supervolcano Eruption Yellowstone is an active volcano filled with more than 500 spewing geysers as well as numerous boiling hot springs. On July 23, one of Yellowstone National Parks thousands of thermal features near a hot spring called Sapphire Pool erupted. Visitors fled as plumes of mud and rock shot into the air, covering sidewalks with debris. . National Park is temporarily closed. this does not mean that the larger Yellowstone volcano is in danger of erupting. This is simply a normal, if dramatic, event in a place where molten magma forms near the ground. The volcano remains at a normal background level of activity, the U. S. Geological Survey said in a statement after the incident. . Monitoring data shows no changes in the Yellowstone area as a result of todays hydrothermal eruption. These events, called hydrothermal eruptions, occur when groundwater suddenly turns to steam. The rapid increase in pres