Is the Yellowstone Super Volcano about to erupt??

No it is not a super volcano.. it is a super caldera with a big big pot underneath which brings up magma and distributes it thru many lava tubes to the Northwest... to arkansas even and down into northern mexico.. It serves as a heat pump to 1/5 of the usa.

You don’t want to know what’s really going on…..

yes they do.. it cannot and will not erupt.

It's literally nothing


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Lol, no.

Have you not seen all of the washed out roada?

I wouldn't be surprised if their was an uptick in earthquakes in the area, though, as a rapid injection of water into earth fissures can trigger movement.

Is that you FEMA??

No one knows for sure. Any volcano is just a really complex system that's very unpredictable. Humans don't have technology to gauge pressure and breaking points and a thousand other factors.

But what we do know is it is well within the timeline for the next eruption. The caldera is uplifting and tilting at a really quick rate over these years. Magma is pushing upwards on it. Gases are increases on the surface, trees are mass dying and carbonizing from the roots upwards too. None of this bodes well. The volcano is very active and alive.

The timeline for an eruption could still be tomorrow or in 100,000 years. It could be at a critical point already or still have more time to go, we don't know.

However, I wouldn't put it past the government to try to speed things up and bury explosives around the entire caldera. It's a possibility. Yellowstone is one of the most censored places on the planet. I wouldn't think the public has access to even 10% of the real data of what's going on over there. The rain could just be a freak innocent event, but such a convenience of shutting down the entire park for who knows how long I would be wary that they either know or are doing something over there. Don't freak out, it's not necessarily going to erupt soon, but it is a location to always be aware of.

No. There are roads washed out.
They showed it from a helicopter.
Roads in the north part of the park are washed out in multiple spots.

Forcing water in would only make it worse wouldn't it?

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I think you should offer your geological genius to the National Park Service.

The Yellowstone supervolcano is one of our planet's restless giants.

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