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Subject USGS updates the most dangerous volcanoes in the US

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They left out THE MOST DANGEROUS .... Yellowstone caldera super volcano

Just saying
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[b]WRONG beloveds which I have explained ad nauseum here. :hf:
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Yellowstone IS a huge CALDERA. IT IS NOT A VOLCANO at all and IT CANNOT ERUPT.. The big pot under there.. which NASA showed NEW IMAGES OF a few years ago... cannot erupt.  It receives magma from below and distributes it thru lava tubes to about 2/5 of our country and a bit into Mexico.

Volcanoes at the end of those lava tubes can erupt.. but not Yellowstone.. You are being "Had" by BS put out to make fear.

Lava tubes from Yellowstone Caldera reach even into Arkansas besides the western volcanos and that is why some years ago bird and fish kills happened in Arkansas.  Lots of burping so to speak.

This system is rather like a whole big series of HEAT PUMPS in effet.

Yellowstone can spit and quake.. but there is not enough pressure under the giant pot to cause an eruption.. It might be disturbed in a huge AXIS shift...Which we are not going thru and which would extinct a lot of life on earth.
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Yellowstone is in the report, it’s number 21 and listed as moderate threat.

Yellowstone has erupted before, there is tephra all throughout the Wyoming area to show. Lots in Jackson Hole, WY.

“The most recent volcanic activity consisted of rhyolitic lava flows that erupted approximately 70,000 years ago. The largest of these flows formed the Pitchstone Plateau in southwestern Yellowstone National Park.”

https://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/yellowstone/yellowstone_sub_page_54.html
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It has not erupted in its current form.. I don't give crap about 70,000 years ago.. do you comprehend HOW MUCH THIS PLANET CHANGES IN 70,000 years ?  LOTS.  IT WILL NOT ERUPT IN ITS PRESENT FORM NOW.  It didn't even erupt during the last axis shift 12,000 years ago. I cannot.. It is NOT a volcano.  Research and see what the size of the POT under it IS.

I AM NOT WRONG ON THIS...
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Current forms are irrelevant in geology, an active volcano is constantly changing. Nobody said you were wrong, but the fact remains that Yellowstone still poses a moderate threat according to the USGS. Are you implying that you know more than the scientist who spend countless hours pouring through data and research to make these conclusions.

What are you credentials?
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My old I paint my fingernailsf to start with.... and confirmed to me by Commander Soltec.. the chief geophysicist attending the planet under Jesus Christ at this time.  He know a whole lot more than you do.

[b]Editing post to say I have twice corrected the fingernail shit which I did not type above.  Lets just say my experience.. somebody is mucking with the site here or I have a gremlin in my computer.[/b]
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WTF is going on here?

I've had the same happen to me.... and others I know of here.  If this is some sort of shadowbanning... then I'm gone!

Delete my posts, that's one thing . But to put words in our mouths.... That's a whole nother thing!

If this is what glp has turned into...

See that dust?

That's me leaving!
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Don't be a weak ass.  You know there are words and phrases that are banned.  No one has a list.  But if you use a banned phrase, it gets changed to something funny.  Deal with it.  It's not hard.

If it happens, just find another way to say what you want to say.  Happy to help!

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Original Message With the last report being done in 2005, new technology and data fields have contributed to a few, 12, being moved up and 20 or so being taken off the list. This is out of 161 active volcanoes.

I’m sure the list is no surprise to most, but the official report is worth a look for the folks living in the vicinities of the top 18 that are as listed:

1.Mount Kilauea, Hawaii
2.Mount St. Helens, Washington
3.Mount Rainier, Washington
4.Redoubt Volcano, Alaska
5.Mount Shasta, California
6.Mount Hood, Oregon
7.Three Sisters, Oregon
8.Akutan Island, Alaska
9.Makushin Volcano, Alaska
10.Mount Spurr, Alaska
11.Lassen volcanic center, California
12.Augustine Volcano, Alaska
13.Newberry Volcano, Oregon
14.Mount Baker, Washington
15.Glacier Peak, Washington
16.Mauna Loa, Hawaii
17.Crater Lake, Oregon
18.Long Valley Caldera, California

Official report can be found here:

[link to pubs.usgs.gov (secure)]
(Lots of cool photos of recent eruptions)

The USGS statement:
[link to pubs.er.usgs.gov (secure)]

And just a basic article with more cool picture:
[link to www.nationalgeographic.com (secure)]

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