Keep an eye on Yellowstone’s steamy new hydrothermal vent
According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), the Roadside Springs thermal area is a collection of distinct areas of altered rock and hydrothermal features. The new steam vent is at the foot of a rhyolite lava flow almost 10 feet above the marshland below and is part of an area of warm,
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Yellowstone Has a Young Volcanic Vent With a 'Fiery' Surprise Beneath the Surface, Stuns ExpertsYellowstone Has a Young Volcanic Vent With a 'Fiery' Surprise Beneath the Surface, Stuns Experts Yellowstone National Park ...
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What Life Was Like During Yellowstone's Last Major EruptionIt's common knowledge that Yellowstone Park sits on top of an ancient supervolcano, but what happened last time it erupted?
Yellowstone's volcano is not extinct ... out for miles beneath us and a few little hills to the north—old lava domes. But I can't follow the caldera rim visually because much of it is beneath ...
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