To: week 71
A big Carrington event would be nearly as destructive to humanity and is much more immediately likely. An asteroid strike would be next on the list. Both can be mitigated with current technology by degree. The Yellowstone caldera cannot.
4 posted on
02/22/2025 6:48:33 AM PST by
Carry_Okie
(The tree of liberty needs a rope.)
To: Carry_Okie
Personnel at Intel’s fab in Portland had to scramble big time when St. Helens blew. That’d be noise compared to a major Yellowstone event. I believe few realize the size of the caldera.
14 posted on
02/22/2025 7:11:57 AM PST by
sasquatch
(Do NOT forget Ashli Babbit! c/o piytar)
To: Carry_Okie
A big Carrington event would be nearly as destructive to humanity and is much more immediately likely. An asteroid strike would be next on the list. Both can be mitigated with current technology by degree. The Yellowstone caldera cannot. It would seem we could drill holes to relieve the pressure. Another task for Elon's Boring company. Lots of holes. The cost would be a fraction of the destruction
32 posted on
02/22/2025 7:56:15 AM PST by
FatherofFive
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