At this point, the basement of Yellowstone National Park stands at a record pace. In fact, it amounts to a rate of about three inches per year. The reason it is so concerned that the park is in the super-volcano Yellowstone- the largest North American volcano. Scientists tell us that it is inevitable that from erupting again someday, and when that happens the devastation is almost unimaginable. A complete eruption of Yellowstone send a thick layer of volcanic ash up to 1000 miles away, and it would make much of the United States uninhabitable. When most Americans think of Yellowstone, they tend to conjure up images of Yogi Bear and “Old Faithful”, but the truth is that sleeping under Yellowstone volcanic beast that could destroy our nation in one day, and now the beast begins to awaken.
This photo of the end of 2012, shows the high degree of temperature on the site. /
Esta foto de la final de 2012, muestra el alto grado de temperatura en el sitio. /
At this point, the basement of Yellowstone National Park stands at a record pace. In fact, it amounts to a rate of about three inches per year. The reason it is so concerned that the park is in the super-volcano Yellowstone- the largest North American volcano. Scientists tell us that it is inevitable that from erupting again someday, and when that happens the devastation is almost unimaginable. A complete eruption of Yellowstone send a thick layer of volcanic ash up to 1000 miles away, and it would make much of the United States uninhabitable. When most Americans think of Yellowstone, they tend to conjure up images of Yogi Bear and “Old Faithful”, but the truth is that sleeping under Yellowstone volcanic beast that could destroy our nation in one day, and now the beast begins to awaken.
The Yellowstone volcano is so vast that it is difficult to summarize in a few words. According to the Daily Mail, the pocket of magma beneath Yellowstone is about 300 miles wide …
The Yellowstone caldera is one of the most impressive creations of nature and sits atop the largest volcanic field in North America.
Its name means “pot” and “kettle” and was formed when the land collapsed following a volcanic explosion.
In Yellowstone, some 400 miles below the surface of the Earth is a “hot spot” of magma that rises to 30 miles underground before spreading over an area of 300 miles through the geological layers.
At the top, but always under the surface, is the dormant volcano.
Geographic limit of the caldera./
Delimitacion geografica de la cadera.
When most Americans think of volcanic eruptions United States, they remember the catastrophic eruption of Mount St. Helens eruption in 1980. But this would not even be worth comparing to a full-blown eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano.
And now, the area around Yellowstone is more seismically active. In fact, Dr. Bob Smith said he has never seen anything like this in the 53 years he watched Yellowstone …
Until recently, Bob Smith had never witnessed two successions of simultaneous earthquakes in its 53 years of monitoring seismic activity in and around the Yellowstone caldera.
Now Smith, a professor of geophysics at the University of Utah, saw three estates of both earthquakes.
The thrust of the largest lava lake in the caldera announcement likely death of our civilization./
El empuje del mayor lago de lava en el anuncio caldera muerte probable de nuestra civilización.
In September 2013, 130 earthquakes hit Yellowstone during a single week. This has made many observers extremely concerned about Yellowstone …
Latest estates earthquakes in Yellowstone began Sept. 10 and trembled until about 11:30 September 16
“A total of 130 earthquakes of magnitude 0.6 to 3.6 have occurred in these three areas, however, most were in the lower Geyser Basin,” said a researcher from the University of Utah. “In particular, much of the seismicity in Yellowstone is as swarms. “
The extreme limits of the great caldera.
So what’s the worst scenario?
Well, according to the Daily Mail, a full eruption of Yellowstone could leave two-thirds of the United States completely uninhabitable …
If we had it exploded, it would with a force more powerful than the Mount St Helens in 1980 thousand times.
While spewing its lava far into the sky, a cloud of toxic ash assassinate all the vegetation on the ground, in a movement range and everything would be covered by a good 10 feet in hot acid and layer depth of up to 1,000 miles from there.
Two thirds of the US could become uninhabitable as toxic air sweep through it all, on land and thousands of flights were canceled and millions of people would be forced to leave their homes.
Can you think of another potential disaster that could do the same thing?
That is why what is happening in Yellowstone right now is so important, and the American people deserve to know the truth. Here are some more explicit facts about Yellowstone that I compiled that I included in a previous article …
# 1 A large-scale eruption of Yellowstone could be up to 1,000 times more powerful than the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980.
# 2 A large-scale eruption of Yellowstone could spit volcanic ash up to 25 miles into the air.
# 3 The next eruption of Yellowstone seems to be getting closer with each passing year. Since 2004, some areas of Yellowstone National Park increased by not less than 10 inches in height.
# 4 There are about 3,000 earthquakes in the Yellowstone region each year only.
5 In the case of a large-scale eruption of Yellowstone, almost all northwest of the United States will be completely destroyed.
# 6 A massive eruption of Yellowstone would mean that almost everything in a 100 mile radius of Yellowstone would be killed immediately.
# 7 A large-scale eruption of Yellowstone could potentially dump a layer of volcanic ash that is at least 10 feet in height up to 1000 miles away.
# 8 A large-scale eruption of Yellowstone could cover almost all of the Midwestern United States with volcanic ash. Food production in America would be almost completely destroyed.
# 9 A “volcanic winter” would be caused by a massive eruption of Yellowstone, which could drastically cool the planet. Some scientists believe that global temperatures could drop to 20 degrees on a global scale.
# 10 America would never be the same after a massive eruption of Yellowstone. Some scientists believe that a major eruption of Yellowstone would make two-thirds of the United States completely uninhabitable.
# 11 Scientists tell us that this is not a question of “if” Yellowstone will erupt, but rather “when” the next inevitable eruption will take place.
What makes all this even more alarming is that a number of other prominent volcanoes in the world are to go right now as well.
For example, an article of inquisiter in July 2013 describes how starting to become very active … and threatening “the most dangerous volcano in Mexico!”
“The Popocatepetl volcano is erupting again. The active volcano near Mexico City have broken out again this morning, spewing ash into the sky. “
The volcano is currently in the midst of an extremely active phase. According to the International Business Times, the volcano has registered 39 exhalations in the past 24 hours.
An eruption earlier this month caused several cancellations of flights in and out of Mexico City.
The BBC notes that officials have raised the alert yellow alert level after the eruption of Popocateptl Saturday morning. Yellow is the level of caution to third in the seven-step scale of the city.
And an NBC News article from August 2013 noted that one of the most dangerous volcanoes in Japan came erupting 500 times so far this year in 2013!
Ash floated as high as 3 miles above the volcano Sakurajima in the southern city of Kagoshima, on Sunday afternoon, forming its highest since the plume Japan Meteorological Agency began keeping records in 2006. Dish sank just over half a mile of the crack, and several huge volcanic rocks tumbled down the mountain.
Although the eruption was more massive than usual, the inhabitants of the city of about 600,000 inhabitants are accustomed to hearing the mood swings of their neighbor of 3,664 feet. Kagoshima officials said in a statement that the eruption was the 500th of Sakurajima in this year alone.
So what does all this mean?
We are now entering a period where volcanic eruptions become much more common in the world?
Could we be fast? … Approaching the day when absolutely devastating volcanic eruption will cripple a large part of North America?
I hope not, because it could easily spell the end of the human race … a strong part, at least.
Original Article: endoftheamericandream.com
Other articles on the same subject:
http://michelduchaine.com/2013/11/21/notes-et-recherches-sur-le-supervolcan-de-yellowstone/
http://michelduchaine.com/2013/12/02/eruption-imminente-du-supervolcan-de-yellowstone/
