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What if Old Faithful were to go? I imagine that'd catch a lot of people off guard!

(I don't know if that's even possible, but apparently there's a SciFi movie with this scenario).
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schlepporello wrote:Yeah, if I understand this correctly, almost all of the Yellowstone national park area (primarily where the thermal events are) is supposed to be part of an enormous crater. I think what will happen if it goes is that the effect will be much like letting the air out of an inflated balloon, except on a global scale. :wink:
What, a giant geothermal fart?
:wink: :lol:

I wonder, though, if its constant venting will help stave off an eruption. But, then again, blowing off steam doesn't really do anything to keep magma underground, either.
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chris combest wrote:Bigger than Vesuvius unfortunately. Closer to Krakatoa.

http://www.solcomhouse.com/yellowstone.htm
Wow -- guess I won't be driving my car much for the few weeks afterwards. Don't want all that dust to muck up the engine, ya know.
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I'll vote for Rainier

It's a very active andesitic range and Rainer has been showing all of the signs for almost 10 years now.
Might want to stay away from Mariners in your 2005 fantasy teams :twisted:



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chris combest wrote:Bigger than Vesuvius unfortunately. Closer to Krakatoa.

http://www.solcomhouse.com/yellowstone.htm
scary! :shock:
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