Yellowstone Caldera volcano will erupt soon.

25 centimeters, is that you OP?

that's like not enough to inseminate a bowling ball.

soon is a loose term geologically speaking...

It will erupt soon.

Non-eruption of supervolcano not reported by Daily Mail

the word true is in erupt so I beleive you 0P

How soon is soon? I'm going to Jackson Hole in February. Hope it holds off till I get back.

i think it will too.

I don't think it will go because the damn thing is constantly venting. Any of you guys ever actually BEEN to Yellowstone? There are mud pots and geysers and hot springs all over the place, not just the big tourist attractions, it is spread out over thousands of acres, releasing heat and pressure around the clock.

I'd worry a lot more about the Cascade range if I was going to get my panties in a twist...they are the ones with the history of blowing their tops.

I've camped and hike some in Yellowstone. It's always changing. When we went almost 10 years ago, part of a mountain cracked and steam was coming out. There was a video on YouTube where right next to the road, a mud volcano developed! The whole place is always changing, it's an amazing experience to visit, also the best wildlife. You are guaranteed to see bears, moose, elk, buffalo, and sometimes wolves.

I don't think it's much to worry about. The New Madrid fault worries me more. Yellowstone has always been an interesting place, I recommend camping north of Yellowstone Lake.

Yep, north of the lake is sweet, don't want to get too near all the steaming stuff, like you said the damn things can erupt without any warning.

Course the lake has done it's share of fuckin' with geologist heads over the past few decades, it's risen and fallen and heated up and chilled down...I think they finally gave up trying to figure it out...long as its got fish, it's all good.

And I agree about Madrid on the fault to be watched. I read that book about Sakawagea where she described her ordeal during the earthquake of 1812...it was a whopper, can't even imagine the damage that would do today.

Soon. But soon could be today, next week or in two weeks or a month...as many other threats.

Do you have insider info? Or are you hypothesizing?

Wow, that's some good journalism.

As someone else pointed out, "Soon" is a relative term, geologically speaking. If the caldera erupted in 10,000 years, that would be considered "soon."

I'm definitely not holding my breath for this one.

Good video. It's sort and to the point. Thanks for posting it.

not yet op. the report you read is true, but last year in places the earth rose ten feet in spots and old faithful changed, also there where over 3000 earth quakes in jan. and feb. of 2010 so relax its not now maybe later k,

it would be God's Mercy compared
to where we're headed.

I saw a thread earlier talking about massive doom today, January 27, 2011. Maybe that doom was the prediction that Yellowstone was going to erupt is false making the earlier doom prediction wrong. We are not doomed (at least not right now because I am able to keep typing).

It goes up and down, and has done so historically

I wouldn't back your bags just yet

You hear that, they are trying to relieve the pressure, that is doom, you can't diddle with yellowstone without yellowstone diddlying with yo

Wrong. You're comparing apples to appleseeds. A volcano cs. a supervolcano. It's like comparing the NFL to your six year old's little league football team.

In Soviet Wyoming, Yellowstone diddles with you.

Post glacial rebound. The earth is buldging. Sun is rising days early in northern parts. Sea floors sinking, etc.
Something will give eventually.

oooooooooorrr

NOT

I found this site too:

YELLOWSTONE SUPERVOLCANO GETTING READY TO BLOW ITS CORK

updated 1-25-11
Researchers report the super-volcano underneath the state of Wyoming has been rising at a record rate since 2004. Its floor has gone up three inches per year for the last three years indicating the fastest rate since records began in 1923

A 10,000 YEAR OLD GLACIER SUDDENLY MELTED - WHY?
6-30-10

The most recent swarm started after the January 2010 Haiti earthquake.
With 1620 small earthquakes between January 17, 2010 and February 1, 2010,
this swarm was the second largest ever recorded in the Yellowstone Caldera.
The largest of these shocks was a magnitude 3.8 on January 21, 2010
at 11:16 PM MST.[15][18]
This swarm reached the background levels by 21st of February. 2010
2009 -over 500 Earthquakes at Yellowstone in the last week
18 earthquakes on January 2, 2009
12 earthquakes on January 1, 2009
58 earthquakes on December 31, 2008
23 Earthquakes on December 30, 2008
38 Earthquakes on December 29, 2008

103 Earthquakes on December 28, 2008

[link to www.earthmountainview.com]

Sports metaphors aside, the big bad Yellowstone doom scenario is being spoon fed to you for the mass media. That in itself should be enough to make you quit looking at the shiny object and turn around to see where the real threat might be.

forget history at this point

this is a time when we will see things that have never even been referred to in ancient lore

this is the last generation and it's gonna be a doozy

we are overly due in kind

just fucking blow already

its been nice knowing you guys

True. This is the last year of our existence.