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Scientists made ‘tiny earthquakes’ to find where Yellowstone’s magma begins
For the first time, geoscientists detected the top of Yellowstone’s magma reservoir. It is active and dynamic, but not in danger of erupting, they found.
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A Day In The Park: Yellowstone National Park
Located within parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, Yellowstone National Park truly deserves the honor of being designated ...
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Using vibrations to see into Yellowstone's magma reservoir
Under Yellowstone lies a magma-filled formation that drives the national park’s famous geysers and other hydrothermal ...
This Utah university plans to open its first-ever field station at Yellowstone National Park
There, within the gates of Yellowstone National Park ... the Bear River Range and the Uinta Mountains, according to the ...
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Even Small Lakes Can Tell Big Earthquake Stories In The Yellowstone Region
Understanding the earthquake history of a region is key to estimating seismic hazard. To help with this task, Geologists look ...
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Is Yellowstone's supervolcano on the brink of erupting? Concerning study reveals just how close the enormous magma reserve is to the surface
If there’s a channel, they can escape to the surface,' said co-author Professor Fan-Chi Lin, geophysicist at the University of Utah. Yellowstone volcano blew catastrophically 630,000 years ag ...