To: 11B3
Absolutely correct- and I have seen some published data that may indicate that Yellowstone is getting ready to surprise us again- if it does, it will make all the natural disasters since the founding of this country seem insignificant.
7 posted on
10/24/2003 11:41:26 AM PDT by
RANGERAIRBORNE
("De gustibus non disputandem est")
To: RANGERAIRBORNE
If Yellowstone blows, it will be a golden opportunity. Buy land immediately afterwards. You could own an entire township. In a few years, if you have made a good deal, you will be highly pleased with how the land is coming along.
9 posted on
10/24/2003 11:45:05 AM PDT by
RightWhale
(Repeal the Law of the Excluded Middle)
To: RANGERAIRBORNE
- if it does, it will make all the natural disasters since the founding of this country seem insignificant. Try human history!
10 posted on
10/24/2003 11:47:53 AM PDT by
Mike Darancette
(No Taxation Without Respiration - Repeal Death Taxes!)
To: RANGERAIRBORNE
if it does, it will make all the natural disasters since the founding of this country seem insignificant. The ash from Mt. St. Helens was a couple of inches deep a hundred miles away. Geologists have found ash deposits sixty feet deep a hundred miles away from Yellowstone. Throw in all the flood basalts that the Yellowstone hot spot has deposited across the NW United States and you have one very nasty geological system - one that goes off about every 600,000 years (and it's been about that long since the last event). However, human history being what it is, we could easily have 50,000 years until the next event - or five. We just don't know - a supervolcano hasn't erupted in recorded human history, so we don't have a good picture what the warning signs will be.
20 posted on
08/23/2004 6:31:27 AM PDT by
dirtboy
(Forget Berger's socks - has ANYONE searched his skin folds for classified documents?)
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