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New research reveals that supervolcano eruptions, like Italy's Stromboli, can be triggered abruptly by deep magma injections just days before erupting. This challenges the old belief that eruptions build slowly over centuries.

In this video, learn about:
How supervolcano magma behaves and why eruptions can be sudden
The global risks posed by ash and gas blasts affecting climate and ecosystems
What monitoring at Yellowstone tells us about eruption timing
Innovative methods using zircon crystals to decode eruption histories
Potential future solutions like cooling magma chambers and their risks

Stay informed about these powerful natural events and what science is uncovering to help us prepare.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:45 New findings on eruption timing
2:10 Stromboli volcano case study
3:30 Supervolcano risks explained
5:00 Yellowstone monitoring insights
6:20 Zircon crystals as eruption time capsules
7:40 Cooling magma chambers: possibilities & risks
9:00 Summary and future outlook

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