The Shoshone River bubbling like jets in a very smelly Jacuzzi
The Shoshone River bubbling like jets in a very smelly Jacuzzi
Check for any EPA activity in the area.
Lets assume Yellowstone is going to blow...whadda we gonna do, get a really big cork?
“suddenly changed colors and began to boil and emit yellowish noxious gases”
I do that after hot wings and steamed oysters.
I just hope it happens when we are there this year. Can’t think of a better way to go.
Bush’s fault. Bush and those damned SUVs.
Womyn and minorities will be hardest hit.
It’s the result of all that fracking I tell ya!
It jellystone pops, it’ll make #blm seem a little less bothersome.
geothermal changes happen and not always indicate an impending ‘event’ of some kind.
case in point one of my fav areas of the park is the ‘mud volcano’ area in Hayden valley. A very active area. In the late 1970s a place called ‘frying pan basin’ was mellow, bubbles up through the hot springs area beneath the wooden walk way sounded like bacon sizzling in a frying pan. Early 1980s that changed dramatically as a fumaroles developed on an adjacent hill side (killing a stand of trees) and small mud volcanos developed beneath the wooden walk way. By the end of the e 80’s the trail was rerouted around the new little mud volcanos. By the early 1990’s activity ceased and the basin reverted once again to its more mellow ‘frying pan’ basin.
Linkee no workee.
http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2016/04/boiling-river-near-yellowstone-national-park-heats-worries/
Look, Sigmund. Look in the sky. The planets are on fire. It is just as you prophesied. The planets of our solar system, incinerating. Like flaming globes, Sigmund. Like flaming globes.. Ah, ha, ha, ha..
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I’ve heard past eruptions of Yellowstone were bad, millions of years ago and such.
I wonder how much is hyperbole and how bad a real eruption would be in terms of the US continuing to function, and people continuing to survive, given our 300+ million population?
Thar she blows!!
Years ago while traveling near mount Whitney my dad stopped and we went into a stream with a hot spring in middle.
We went in and the closer you got to the vent the hotter the water.
Cool as can be and NATURAL.
Dude, I saw this in the MOVIE!!
The lake got all hot and tilted up in the quakes.
Depending on the winds, NE CO would be foot deep in ash.
WooHoo!
“There was substantially more geothermal activity that was occurring back then.”
Perhaps. But we always stop by on the way through, probably 5 times in 20 years. The kids don’t mind the stink so much now, but when they were four!?
