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A few miles under Yellowstone is an enormous magma chamber associated with a supervolcano.
This is called the magma chamber.
A volcano is a vent or hole in the ground where molten rock and associated gasses erupt. A magma chamber is a chamber underground, often under a volcano, where molten rock is stored.
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No. A magma chamber is the area under a volcano where molten rock is stored. A caldera is a depression in the ground formed during an exceptionally violent volcanic eruption. A caldera forms when a volcano drains a large volume of magma from the magma chamber, causing the volcano to collapse into the space left behind.
A magma chamber in a volcano is a pool-like container of liquid rock just below the earth underground. It is constantly under tremendous pressure, and with enough time, it can start fracturing rock to make places for magma to escape.
No. On the contrary, seismic studies indicate that the magma chamber under Yellowstone is cooling. Much of the magma has solidified, probably too much for a significant eruption to occur.
Under the Earth's crust. When it surfaces it is called Lava
it was The Yellowstone Supervolcano and there's a super magma flow under it. I know But I'm ten
A pipe is a long tube in the ground that connects the magma chamber to the earths surface.
Moving Magma Under the Earth's crust. Under Yellowstone is a HUGE magma Chamber. So big that if it were to erupt it could be disasterous, causing weather change, snow and cold weather.
Its because of the super volcano under Yellowstone park