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Volcano Threatens Life on Earth
"A SUPERVOLCANO simmering beneath one of the planet's areas of outstanding natural beauty has been branded a threat to mankind.
The massive explosive force lies beneath America's Yellowstone National Park - and scientists believe it is ready to erupt.
The volcano is so huge that when it does blow all life will be extinguished within a 300-mile radius, leaving vast swathes of the US devastated.
Thousands of tons of ash and sulphur dioxide will be thrown up into the atmosphere causing acid rain, blocking out sunlight and plunging the world into a bleak frozen era that will threaten all life on earth.
And scientists are warning the 'extinction-level event' is long overdue.
Professor Bill McGuire, of the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre, at University College, in London, said: "The Yellowstone supervolcano has been on a regular eruption cycle of 600,000 years.
"The last eruption was 640,000 years ago, so the next is long overdue."
US geologists have discovered a bulge beneath Yellowstone Lake which is 2,000 feet long and has forced the lake bed to rise by 100 feet.
Part of the park has been closed to visitors as ground temperatures have also soared - sparking fears the volcano is set to blow.
Liz Morgan, one of the geologists monitoring the site, said: "The inflated plain is a potential and serious hazard and possible precursor to a large hydrothermal explosion."
What do you make of this? An event that could occur, or hype?
Volcano Threatens Life on Earth
"A SUPERVOLCANO simmering beneath one of the planet's areas of outstanding natural beauty has been branded a threat to mankind.
The massive explosive force lies beneath America's Yellowstone National Park - and scientists believe it is ready to erupt.
The volcano is so huge that when it does blow all life will be extinguished within a 300-mile radius, leaving vast swathes of the US devastated.
Thousands of tons of ash and sulphur dioxide will be thrown up into the atmosphere causing acid rain, blocking out sunlight and plunging the world into a bleak frozen era that will threaten all life on earth.
And scientists are warning the 'extinction-level event' is long overdue.
Professor Bill McGuire, of the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre, at University College, in London, said: "The Yellowstone supervolcano has been on a regular eruption cycle of 600,000 years.
"The last eruption was 640,000 years ago, so the next is long overdue."
US geologists have discovered a bulge beneath Yellowstone Lake which is 2,000 feet long and has forced the lake bed to rise by 100 feet.
Part of the park has been closed to visitors as ground temperatures have also soared - sparking fears the volcano is set to blow.
Liz Morgan, one of the geologists monitoring the site, said: "The inflated plain is a potential and serious hazard and possible precursor to a large hydrothermal explosion."
What do you make of this? An event that could occur, or hype?
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Volcanoes are lame.
Quote from AOL news:
Volcano Threatens Life on Earth
"A SUPERVOLCANO simmering beneath one of the planet's areas of outstanding natural beauty has been branded a threat to mankind.
The massive explosive force lies beneath America's Yellowstone National Park - and scientists believe it is ready to erupt.
The volcano is so huge that when it does blow all life will be extinguished within a 300-mile radius, leaving vast swathes of the US devastated.
Thousands of tons of ash and sulphur dioxide will be thrown up into the atmosphere causing acid rain, blocking out sunlight and plunging the world into a bleak frozen era that will threaten all life on earth.
And scientists are warning the 'extinction-level event' is long overdue.
Professor Bill McGuire, of the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre, at University College, in London, said: "The Yellowstone supervolcano has been on a regular eruption cycle of 600,000 years.
"The last eruption was 640,000 years ago, so the next is long overdue."
US geologists have discovered a bulge beneath Yellowstone Lake which is 2,000 feet long and has forced the lake bed to rise by 100 feet.
Part of the park has been closed to visitors as ground temperatures have also soared - sparking fears the volcano is set to blow.
Liz Morgan, one of the geologists monitoring the site, said: "The inflated plain is a potential and serious hazard and possible precursor to a large hydrothermal explosion."
What do you make of this? An event that could occur, or hype?
Volcano Threatens Life on Earth
"A SUPERVOLCANO simmering beneath one of the planet's areas of outstanding natural beauty has been branded a threat to mankind.
The massive explosive force lies beneath America's Yellowstone National Park - and scientists believe it is ready to erupt.
The volcano is so huge that when it does blow all life will be extinguished within a 300-mile radius, leaving vast swathes of the US devastated.
Thousands of tons of ash and sulphur dioxide will be thrown up into the atmosphere causing acid rain, blocking out sunlight and plunging the world into a bleak frozen era that will threaten all life on earth.
And scientists are warning the 'extinction-level event' is long overdue.
Professor Bill McGuire, of the Benfield Greig Hazard Research Centre, at University College, in London, said: "The Yellowstone supervolcano has been on a regular eruption cycle of 600,000 years.
"The last eruption was 640,000 years ago, so the next is long overdue."
US geologists have discovered a bulge beneath Yellowstone Lake which is 2,000 feet long and has forced the lake bed to rise by 100 feet.
Part of the park has been closed to visitors as ground temperatures have also soared - sparking fears the volcano is set to blow.
Liz Morgan, one of the geologists monitoring the site, said: "The inflated plain is a potential and serious hazard and possible precursor to a large hydrothermal explosion."
What do you make of this? An event that could occur, or hype?
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