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Is Yellowstone unstable enough to trigger a supervolcano?
Inevitably, the Yellowstone caldera will explode as a supervolcano. Whether that will happen soon is unlikely.
Why is rhyolite found in Yellowstone National Park?
Yellowstone is the site of a very large volcano that is often referred to as a supervolcano. Much of what it erupts is rhyolite.
Where a earthquake happen?
Along subduction zones or boundaries. Or places with a active volcano near them because sometimes when a volcano erupts, or when it almost erupts, the pressure underground could release an earthquake.
Do earthquakes happen while volcano erupts?
yes,they do.
What will happen if another volcano erupts in Auckland?
it will explode
What disasters happen to water when a volcano erupts?
it turns into steam
Is Supervolcano a word?
Yes. In fact, Yellowstone National Park is a supervolcano.
How does a caldera form from a supervolcano?
A caldera forms when a supervolcano undergoes a massive eruption, causing the empty magma chamber beneath the volcano to collapse, creating a large bowl-shaped depression. This collapse can be triggered by the release of enormous amounts of magma and volcanic gases during the eruption, leading to a sudden decrease in pressure that causes the chamber roof to fall in.
Where can one find information on a supervolcano?
One can find information about a supervolcano at Wikipedia, various websites where geologists and volcano enthusiasts gather and discuss information about supervolcano.
What would happen after a geyser erupts?
All the water falls back down to the ground.
What would happen when a geyser erupts when a tea kettle whistles?
They both blow steam
When will the supervolcano erupt?
Scientists have no idea what the precursors (or warning signs) are of an impending supervolcanic eruption, and thus have no idea when the next supervolcano will erupt. The last two supermassive eruptions (Taupo and Tambora) occurred long, long ago (24000 and 72000 years ago), and we have no knowledge of what happened leading up to the eruptions (such as increased earthquake activity or patterns). The last three eruptions of the Yellowstone supervolcano have occurred at roughly 600,000-700,000 year intervals, and the last one took place ~640,000 years ago. It could happen soon, or not for tens of thousands of years or more.
