Earthquakes at Yellowstone Supervolcano: Update

Crashing down in months?

More like days, cubic mile after cubic mile of material being ejected from the caldera, would instantly disrupt airtravel, air supply and air rescue. Maybe some material going as high as the tropisphere, in the past eruptions evidence of ash 20 feet deep exists hundreds of miles from yellowstone. It just gets worse from there.

R. Preston of OK @ Jan 06, 2009 12:50:22 PM

I would rather know.

of @ Jan 05, 2009 01:16:20 AM

Mary of MA

I just have to add that 1815-1815 period without a summer was a result of a volcano called Mt. Tambora.

winnieviola of TN @ Jan 05, 2009 00:56:40 AM

yellowstone earthquakes

I am sorry but would you please use miles instead of km.I don't

know any thing about km.

Sincerely,

Debby

Debby Rich of MT @ Jan 05, 2009 00:27:06 AM

Yellowstone

Amen...

Dub of OR @ Jan 04, 2009 22:48:24 PM

yellostone super valcano

watch the new program on the history channel on thursday evening 8:00 pm eastern std.time ,NOSTRADAMUS 2012,you'll be amazed on what is said regarding the super valcanos and it mentions yellowstone,seemed amazing with whats been going on there since the 1/2/2009,we may only have until 2012.

joe of PA @ Jan 04, 2009 22:45:40 PM

Missy is right

Well this is a great discussion and noone knows what exactly will happen if Yellowstone pops. It won't be good and the government will be limited in what can be done to bring relief to those affected by the fallout.

Do as Missy says, "Always, live your very best."

jimbo of IA @ Jan 04, 2009 20:47:46 PM

Yellowstone Quakes

I live only a couple of hours away from Yellowstone. I've lived here for 20yrs. I regularly visit Yellowstone, it seems they have always spokenof the changes in Yellowstone. It doesn't matter if it blows anyways. Living this close no one would survive. It doesn't matter what could happen. Always, live your very best.

missy of ID @ Jan 04, 2009 20:17:51 PM