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Taum Sauk Caldera/Midwest Volcanos | NMFZ/WVFZ/Midwest Seismic Zones
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[quote:Dried Up Hag:MV8xODAyNTczXzI5OTc0OTY4XzdCRUE0MTRC] [quote:The 6th Sun:MV8xODAyNTczXzI5OTc0NzY1X0ZDNTEwRkM=] [quote:Dried Up Hag:MV8xODAyNTczXzI5OTc0NTY3X0UyNEZBNUJF] [quote:The 6th Sun:MV8xODAyNTczXzI5OTc0NDI3Xzg3RTEwQThE] [quote:Dried Up Hag:MV8xODAyNTczXzI5OTc0MzUxXzI0OEMyRkZB] Yeah.....we were told that [b]volcanic ash floated across the world to land and settle here[/b]......Now that I understand that Taum Sauk is a caldera, that must have been hooey... [/quote] Yikes! Who told you that? [/quote] 7th or 8th grade teachers at my little [b]parochial school[/b]. I remember it well because I was very impressed by the idea at the time. EDIT: The issue had come up because of the eruption at Mt. St. Helen. [/quote] LOL! It figures ... sorry. :hf: [/quote] Yeah - no kidding.....:) [/quote]
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Recently there was a video that has gone viral of "plumes" coming from the Midwest.
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link to www.godlikeproductions.com
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That caused me great concern because my family and I live in the region.
So I started to investigate this event.
First I went to the source and got my own video so I could examine the region and get a fixed position:
It was mentioned that these plumes were "controlled burns", which I had a hard time believing because of the high winds we had been having.
But, if this were true, this would be a BIG event!
So next I checked in Missouri where this location was, since it appears to be about 40 miles from where I live. Sure enough, there was a planned controlled burn: [
link to maps.google.com
]
I didn't need to do any further research.
But in the meantime it did peak my curiosity about volcanos in my area. I know that this region is geographically unique because of the presence of Precambrian artifacts. The one thing I did not know that my research turned up, was the fact that the highest peak in the state of Missouri is an old dormant volcano!
Central and North America / United States / Missouri
Taum Sauk Caldera
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link to www.satelliteview.org
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