Yellowstone National Park officials have Reported seeing a scary increase in Activity throughout different areas of The Yellowstone supervolcano and a Scientists reveal now this super volcano Is so dangerous that many states are in Danger As Yellowstone National Park officials Worn 99 of people don't know this is Happening at Yellowstone National Park Because of the many lies relating to This danger and we need to take Appropriate measures until it's too late To ensure the safety of all this super Volcano has been in a state of Slumber For approximately seventy thousand years Until now now as scientists are Reporting it has awakened and now it can Potentially emit an extremely powerful Sound and exert an unprecedented level Of force Yellowstone is a really big and Dangerous volcano and it all started About 16.5 million years ago when an Area in southeast Oregon was right on Top of a hot spot a hot spot is a big Pocket of hot stuff that comes up from Deep inside the Earth around that time There was some huge volcanic eruptions That happened and they kept going north East as the North American Plate moved Southwest at a speed of about two inches Per year over the hot spot as the plate Moved it left behind the flat land of Southern Idaho's Snake River plain

Nowadays Yellowstone is right on top of That hot spot and the Rocks there show Evidence of the three most recent Eruptions that happened in this pattern If you think about the fact that the Yellowstone National Park is on top of a Volcano that is still active you might Wonder what would occur if the Yellowstone volcano actually erupted Whether you knew it or not Yellowstone Has a lot of volcanic activity and proof And it has had many volcanic eruptions In the past but what does that imply for The park at present and what could Happen if the volcano were to erupt Today it is important to note that if The Yellowstone volcano were to erupt Several things could happen first there Would likely be a series of earthquakes Before any major volcanic activity takes Place earthquakes are closely linked to Volcanic eruptions because they cause The Earth's crust to move and make way For the release of lava and magma Following numerous earthquakes of Varying intensity And Eruption would Become highly likely it's hard to Predict the exact magnitude of the Eruption due to Yellowstone National Park's history of volcanic activity While only three eruptions in the Park's Existence were classified as super Volcanic there have been approximately 80 smaller eruptions as well when the

Volcano erupts regardless of its size a Mixture of Ash debris lava and rocks Will be ejected however based on Historical records how much Ash and Volcanic material can we anticipate it's Hard to grasp the magnitude of a super Volcanic eruption we can recall the Eruption of Mount Saint Helens in 1980 Which scattered Ash across the central United States and even since smaller Particles across the entire world However that eruption only produced About one tenth of a cubic mile of Ash And debris when we examine historical Data we find that the massive Supervolcanic eruptions that took place In Yellowstone millions of years ago Produced a much larger amount of debris Compare paired to Mount Saint Helens in Fact these three major eruptions which Created the three calderas within Yellowstone National Park resulted in The release of over 900 cubic miles of Debris and Ash to put things into Context if the Yellowstone volcano were To erupt with a similar level of Intensity today it would result in a Staggering amount of Ash approximately Three to four feet of Ash would cover The nearby states of Montana Wyoming Colorado and Idaho will hold lesser Amounts would affect the surrounding States in fact enough action debris Would be generated to blanket the entire

United States with at least an inch or So of coverage you might think that Ash And debris don't sound too alarming but With three to four feet of Ash Falls all At once it can cause devastating Consequences buildings infrastructure And public transportation systems would Be destroyed air travel would come to a Standstill and numerous lives would be Lost even if not everywhere even a small Amount of Ash can have fatal effects on The respiratory system while making Driving a hazardous and lead to the Death of countless crops and animals it Would be quite clear that a volcanic Eruption is imminent due to the Significant increase in earthquakes Leading up to it while Yellowstone National Park already encounters regular Earthquakes every year the ones Preceding a potential eruption would be Much more intense the destruction within The park and neighboring towns would be Evident and evacuations would be Required to ensure safety in case the Earthquakes weren't clear enough the Eruption of the Yellowstone volcano will Be further highlighted by the presence Of lava flows fortunately lava flows Have a limited range compared to Ash and Only around 50 miles of Yellowstone National Park would be impacted by the Blazing hot lava however there's one More unexpected consequence of volcanic

Eruptions on Earth and it's the opposite Of scorching magma the planet's Temperature would decrease significantly Considering the possible magnitude of an Earthquake eruption at Yellowstone it's Impossible to predict the exact amount Of Ash and debris that will be expelled Into the air nevertheless any level of Volcanic activity releases particles Into the atmosphere the block and Reflect intense UV rays and sunlight as A result the temperature decreases and If a super volcano were to erupted Yellowstone it could emit enough of These particles to cool the entire Planet by several degrees for multiple Years although it may seem like a good Thing considering the current global Temperatures the DraStic shift towards Colder temperatures would have serious Consequences for crop production and Agriculture a super volcanic Corruption Of the scale that Yellowstone is capable Of would have a profound and Transformative impact on the world Regardless of its exact intensity here's An example in 1991 Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines erupted and released a large Amount of sulfur dioxide into the Atmosphere this caused the Earth's Average temperature to decrease by about 1 degrees Celsius while it might not Sound like a lot this change has a Significant impact on the earth's

Climate balance here's another instance Back in 1815 there was a massive Eruption on what is now the Indonesian Island of lombok it was one of the Strongest volcanic eruptions ever Documented the eruption spewed out huge Amounts of Ash and gases including Sulfured aerosols as a result there was A substantial cooling effect all over The world in the year 1816 people in Many parts of the world experienced what They called The Year Without a summer it Caused a lot of problems crops didn't Grow properly which led to not having Enough food and people going hungry in China during the dry cream period of The Ting Dynasty there were unusual heavy Snowfalls in places like the Yangtze River Basin and Kunming yanin Province This unexpected snowfall happened for Three years in a row and it caused a big Decrease in food production this in turn Triggered a famine that lasted for Several years so if a super eruption Occurs at Yellowstone it won't only Affect the United States and the nearby Regions the soil sulfate aerosols Released during the eruption can have Widespread effects possibly affecting Climate patterns and farming worldwide It can harm ecosystems and impact Everyone's lives even though the cooling Caused by the volcanic aerosols is Temporary it can still have significant

Impacts on the climate in addition a Renowned scientist named Michio keku who Is of Japanese and American descent made A prediction that the Yellowstone Volcano could erupt in the near future Causing severe damage to the United States if this eruption occurs it would Be of a magnitude that is considered Extremely significant reaching level 8 On the scale this volcano is like a Dangerous ticking bomb occasionally Vibrating and it is situated in the Yellowstone National Park a place known For its stunning features such as the Yellowstone Grand Canyon beautiful Waterfalls Lush vegetation and Hot Springs Something really bad happened at Grand Teton National Park which is linked to Yellowstone Park in just one day a Massive crack that was 32 meters wide Appeared in the park the park officials Quickly took action and closed off many Areas in response to this unexpected Event The Teton Range found in the Grand Teton National Park holds a special place it Consists of some of the toughest and Most durable rocks in the world which Are also not very porous however even These strong rocks were not Invincible Against the forces of nature during Winter water seeps into the weak apart To the rocks and freezes causing it to

Expand this expansion can lead to the Slabs of rock breaking off from the Mountain face this process is known as Frost Heath these Rock slabs often mix With snow or soaked with moisture move Slowly like glaciers additionally Avalanches can carry rocks and debris Adding to the debris at the base of the Mountain if this debris Finds Its way Into the large crack it could Potentially fuel the magma chamber Within when the magma chamber reaches Its maximum capacity the volcano becomes Capable of erupting at any moment However it is not possible to accurately Predict the exact timing of the eruption It could happen in a matter of months Years or even thousands of years in the Future if it does a erupt it will Release an enormous amount of rhyolite Measuring 994 cubic kilometers rhyolight Is a type of rock that is exceptionally Sturdy capable of penetrating the Earth's crust with ease and possesses Significant destructive force in order To understand the underground rhyolite Magma and measure the amount of volcanic Magma present scientists conducted an Experiment using a radioactive isotope Called deuterium they injected this Isotope into a hot spring since the hot Springs are linked to a network of Channels through which hydrothermal Activity flows in the volcanic system

The researchers were able to measure the Temperature and observe when the Deuterium levels return to normal by Doing this they could calculate the Amount of water and heat flowing out of The hot springs this method provided a Valuable way to study magma without Directly dealing with the actual Substance itself according to scientists The supervolcano in Yellowstone is Expected to become active again and Produce a powerful eruption measuring Magnitude 8. this is likely because the Yellowstone volcano is just one Component of a larger geological feature Known as the Yellowstone hotspot a Yellowstone hotspot is an area where Relatively hot magma from deep within The Earth's mantle Rises towards the Surface through a channel called a plume This process leads to the ejection of Mantle material directly onto the ground The land in Yellowstone National Park Has been slowly rising and there are Indications that the underground lava is Shifting towards the Yellowstone area Geysers in the park have been showing Increased activity these signs are Suggesting the possibility of a future Eruption from the super volcano in Yellowstone which could have Far-reaching consequences for the entire Planet it's important to note that Yellowstone is not the only super

Volcano out there geologists have Discovered evidence of 47 super Eruptions in total the most recent super Eruption occurred in New Zealand Approximately 26 000 years ago NASA has Put forward a proposal to prevent an Eruption at Yellowstone their plan Involves drilling six miles into the Volcano and injecting high pressure Water to lower its temperature they also Aim to harness the volcanic heat to Generate power through geothermal plants Which would help cover the expenses However it's crucial to acknowledge that This plan carries risks and there is a Possibility of it not working drilling Into the top of a magma chamber could Potentially trigger an eruption instead Of preventing it even if the drilling Process goes smoothly it could take a Considerable amount of time to cool down The super volcano and there is no Guarantee of success if NASA is Unsuccessful in halting the eruption at Yellowstone it would result in a Catastrophic situation for Humanity Scientists have provided a description Of what could happen following a super Eruption from a super volcano they Foresee that the eruption would result In the northern Rockies region being Blanketed with a thick layer of Ash Measuring about one meter this would Cause significant chaos in states such

As Wyoming Idaho Colorado Montana and Utah with that the U.S Midwest would Also be affected with several Centimeters of Ash covering the area Coastal regions however would experience Somewhat lesser impact compared to the Inland areas a physicist named Michio Keiko made a prediction around 10 years Ago that Yellowstone Park could Potentially experience an eruption However he also reassured us that There's no need to panic because we Would receive advanced notice before any Eruption takes place According to his belief we would have Several weeks to evacuate and repair if Such an unlikely event were to occur However it's important not to disregard The signs and warnings that are Currently being discovered failing to Heed These phenomena and alerts would Leave people unable to escape if an Eruption were to happen furthermore new Research suggests that there is a much Larger amount of magmas stored beneath The Yellowstone supervolcanoes Caldera Than what scientists originally believed A recent study published in the journal Science reveals that the newly Discovered lava is moving closer to the Surface similar to the depths that cause Previous volcanic eruptions Scientists use a method called seismic Tomography to create a map of how

Seismic waves move beneath the Yellowstone volcano this technique Involves analyzing the speed of these Waves and creating a 3D model to Determine the amount of melted material Known as melt and how it is distributed Beneath the surface in the volcano's Magma Reserve A researcher from the University of Illinois Urbana campaigns geology Department and the author of the study Explained this to ABC News according to Maguire the research indicated that the Magma Reservoir beneath Yellowstone's Crust contains a larger amount of melted Material than what was previously Believed he further mentioned that the Shallow depths of the reservoir may Contain as much as 20 percent of this Melted material Maguire explained that Earlier research had indicated that the Amount of melted material referred to as The partial milled fraction was Established to be somewhere between 5 And 15 According to Carrie M Cooper a professor From the University of California Davis The Yellowstone magma Reservoir is not Simply a large container filled with Magma instead it can be better described As a snow cone structure consisting of Both solid and liquid components Cooper Explained that the research suggests the Presence of relatively small to

Medium-sized pockets of magma beneath Yellowstone that could potentially be Activated and released while Yellowstone Is often in the spotlight due to the Possibility of massive and explosive Eruptions Maguire pointed out that such Eruptions are not the most common type Within the park Cooper mentioned that these small to Medium-sized magma bodies would be Comparable in size to the events that Have occurred in Yellowstone's recent History these events resulted in the Formation of lava flows that filled the Most recent Caldera following a Significant eruption the scientists Emphasized that despite the new findings The research does not suggest an Imminent eruption they stated that there Are currently no indications of any Significant increase in volcanic Activity or unrested Yellowstone Cooper Explained that the recent discovery does Not alter the assessment of the volcanic Hazard in any way since its information Was already known the scientists were Already aware of the recent volcanic Activity and the likelihood of similar Future events occurring the researchers Emphasized that a crucial aspect of Evaluating the risks associated with Volcanic eruptions is understanding the Amount and location of magma beneath the Surface they highlighted the importance

Of ongoing monitoring of the subsurface To accurately track any significant Changes that might occur this can Continuous monitoring is essential to Obtain a comprehensive understanding of The situation and detect any potential Significant shifts in the future Cooper Added that the monitoring of Yellowstone Is conducted meticulously by the U.S Geological Survey and the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory moreover according To recent studies the previous massive Eruption at Yellowstone volcano that Happened around 631 000 years ago wasn't a single gigantic Explosion instead it seems there were Multiple eruptions or different openings Through which volcanic material was Forcefully released one after the other Based on the Yellowstone volcano Observatory's annual report for 2022 Which was released on May the 4th by the U.S Geological Survey USGS recent field Workers uncovered fresh geological Findings indicating that the creation of The Yellowstone Caldera was more Intricate than previously believed A Caldera is a big crater that develops When a volcano collapses after an Eruption Yellowstone is a massive Volcanic system that ranks among the Largest in the world It is located above a hotspot which is a Region in the Earth's mantle where hot

Plumes rise and create volcanoes on the Earth's surface throughout the past Three million years Yellowstone has Experienced three major eruptions that Formed calderas which are large volcanic Craters these eruptions include the Huckleberry Ridge Turf eruption around 2.1 million years ago the Massa Falls Eruption approximately 1.3 million years Ago and the lava Creek eruption about 631 000 years ago the Huckleberry Ridge Tough and lava Creek events are Classified as super eruptions because They released an enormous amount of Material more than one thousand cubic Kilometers each the lava Creek eruption Significantly led to the creation of the Yellowstone Caldera on the other hand The Messer Falls eruption expelled 280 Cubic kilometers of material which is Still significantly larger than the 1980 Eruption of Mount Saint Helens but is Not considered a super eruption earlier Studies have indicated that the lava Creek super eruption didn't happen Suddenly evidence found in deposits at The sour Creek Dome area east of the National park suggests that there was at Least one eruption that occurred before The massive blast the presence of Iglimbrite a type of volcanic rock Formed from the deposits of hot Materials expelled during an eruption Was discovered at the site importantly

This evening bright had completely Cooled down before the main lava Creek Eruption which is well documented and Studied occurred in order to gain a Clearer understanding of the sequence of Events during the eruption scientists Dedicated the year 2022 to remapping the Area and Gathering samples at sour Creek Dome according to Michael Poland the Scientist in charge at the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory it was previously Understood that there were at least two Separate layers of rock from the Eruption and it was believed that there Was no significant time gap between them However new findings suggest that there May be additional layers of rock Involved and researchers are uncertain About the possible time Gap if any Between these layers up until now the Research team has discovered four Enigmbright units at sour Creek that Were not previously identified this Indicates the occurrence of at least Four separate bursts of volcanic Activity what's more they have Identified two structures that seem to Be vents responsible for the eruption Suggesting that these were the origins Of the rocks found in the area according To Poland this discovery could imply That either multiple vents were active During the eruptions or that there were Time gaps between the eruptions however

The necessary data to provide conclusive Answers to these questions is still Lacking at the moment in 2020 scientists Made recovery about the Huckleberry Ridge tough eruption which released more Than double the amount of volcanic Material compared to the lava Creek Eruption they found that this eruption Was also not a single event but rather Occurred in different phases By analyzing rocks at the site they Determined that there were three Distinct eruptions the first two Eruptions had a Time gap of weeks to Months between them while the second and Third eruptions had a gap of years to Decades the recent discovery that the Lava Creek eruption might have followed A similar pattern to the Huckabee Ridge Tough eruption provides insight into What could potentially happen when Yellowstone does erupt in the future Michael Poland suggests that these Significant eruptions that form calderas Might not occur as single events in Yellowstone but rather involve multiple Phases the researchers at the volcano Are now preparing to conduct thorough Examinations of the recently discovered Rock layers and their boundaries this In-depth analysis will provide them with A clearer understanding of the Characteristics of the lava Creek Eruption and perhaps even shed light on

What caused it to occur by studying These units and their interactions they Hope to create a more detailed depiction Of the eruption process On the other hand scientists from Arizona State University have studied The minerals surrounding the super Volcano in Yellowstone National Park and Their findings have brought forth a Surprising Revelation it appears that The volcano has the potential to erupt At a much quicker Pace than what was Previously anticipated as reported by The National Geographic scientists Hannah shamlu and Christy till examine Materials found in ancient ash from the Most recent volcanic eruption their Findings left them astonished as they Realize that the alterations in Temperature and composition happened Within just a few decades which is much Quicker than the previously believed Time frame of centuries in an interview With the New York Times Tilly expressed Their surprise saying we expected that There might be processes happening over Thousands of years preceding the Eruption as stated by keiku it's black Magic trying to predict when it will Blow but we do know one thing one day it Will blow also NASA and other scientific Organizations maintain that the Yellowstone super volcano is very Dangerous and we should be careful the

Most recent eruption occurred around 640 000 years ago and there is no specific Indication when it will happen again and It's important to continue monitoring The volcano and understanding Its Behavior to ensure Public Safety it's Worth noting that while a large-scale Eruption at Yellowstone would have Significant local and Regional impacts Due to Asphalt but like the hood of a Global catastrophic event is minimal Scientists and Emergency Management Authorities closely study and prepare For various natural hazards including Volcanic activity to mitigate potential Risks that's it for today subscribe to Our Channel and hit the notification Bell