Yellowstone has a highly efficient pressure release system. We're all fine as long as there are constant smaller quakes to relieve pressure. When they stop for a while, then there might be something to worry about.
Yellowstone’s greatest geological threat isn’t a supervolcano. It’s a magnitude-7 earthquake.https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/science/2018/08/21/yellowstone-supervolcano-biggest-threat-large-quake/973640002/ …
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Seattle will be the next "Big One"...
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Yellowstone will not blow. It would take an immense amount of pressure to make that happen. However, on the western side of the Pacific plate which is what caused todays and yesterdays earthquakes in California, we have seen three volcanos blow up to the level of the stratosphere
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One of them was a previously dormant volcano
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Idk if I'm buying this alot of people who are connected with information say the elite have been building underground cities for a while. I wonder if its true, why? What are they afraid of and preparing for?
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I'll have to check the timeline again, but i think they have tracked this volcano to blow in cyclew of around 700k years and we are right at the end of one of those cycles if my memory serves me correctly
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The caldera that is below Yellowstone will erupt, only a matter of time. Could it be triggered by a massive earthquake?
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