Скачать или смотреть Massive Eruption At Yellowstone: Horrific Seconds of 2nd Erupts Steamboat Geyser Beneath Earth Crust

Yellowstone National Park has once again become the center of scientific attention after a series of geological events occurred almost simultaneously within a short period of time. Hundreds of earthquakes with an average magnitude of 3.9 shook the Yellowstone caldera region, followed by a significant surge in magma volume beneath the caldera.

In close proximity, Steamboat Geyser—the world's tallest active geyser—erupted violently, followed by the emergence of a new thermal area indicating a drastic increase in hydrothermal activity. These four events form an unusual and interconnected pattern, prompting scientists to investigate the interconnectedness and potential for greater geological risk in the region.

Since the beginning of this week, more than 300 shallow earthquakes with an average magnitude of 3.9 have been recorded in the Yellowstone caldera region. Although Yellowstone is known for its high seismic activity, the intensity and consistency of the tremors over such a short period of time raises concerns.

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