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1 posted on 05/31/2008 2:28:14 PM PDT by blam
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This is the first time I’ve ever seen the 1815 Tambora eruption listed as a supervolcano, even a small one.


2 posted on 05/31/2008 2:29:48 PM PDT by blam
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Great! Something else to worry about!


3 posted on 05/31/2008 2:30:13 PM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (De-Globalize yourself !)
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To: blam

We’re all living on the crust of one gigantic, all-around zit. Sooner or later...


4 posted on 05/31/2008 2:31:43 PM PDT by CarrotAndStick (The articles posted by me needn't necessarily reflect my opinion.)
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We’re all going to die!!!!!!


5 posted on 05/31/2008 2:32:49 PM PDT by ninonitti
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Using volcanic models made of plexiglass filled with corn syrup

Big Science meet Big Corn

7 posted on 05/31/2008 2:35:47 PM PDT by ninonitti
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Clearly, We Are Doomed. Does the article say if Gorebal Warming causes super volcanoes?


8 posted on 05/31/2008 2:35:54 PM PDT by jsh3180
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A current volcano, Chaiten in Chile, dramatically erupted after 9000+ years on May 5, and, it is still erupting. There have been concerns that as it weakens in its eruption, there might be a chaldera collapse and a resultant pyroclastic flow....some reports do not fear an explosion. This volcano is worth following, even as the news media have lost interest. One of the most dramatic volcano eruption photos ever taken is from this eruption. It is here...

http://icono-clast.blogspot.com/2008/05/volcano.html

and another less dramatic here: http://jeanhuets.livejournal.com/32840.html


10 posted on 05/31/2008 2:46:57 PM PDT by givemELL
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We live on an active planet. An inactive planet would not be hospitable to life. It’s a trade off. Enjoy your life while it is yours.


12 posted on 05/31/2008 3:15:11 PM PDT by RobinOfKingston (Man, that's stupid ... even by congressional standards.)
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Never underestimate the fear mongering of which Liberal scientists are capable, when they are on the hunt for grant money.

Chicken Little is ALIVE and very, very WELL!

One can only hope that a super volcano eruption will happen soon, to save us from global warming and the melting of all ice on the surface of Mother Earth ( sarc. off).

14 posted on 05/31/2008 4:47:54 PM PDT by Candor7 (Fascism? All it takes is for good men to say nothing.)
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The resulting disruptions of the planet’s climate led 1816 to be christened “the year without summer.”

Apparently the climate absorbed that glich and returned to "normal" within a couple of years. Obviously there was no cascading effect on the climate in spite of an event so tremendous that its effects were almost immediate.

17 posted on 05/31/2008 7:21:30 PM PDT by TigersEye (Berlin 1936. Olympics for murdering regimes. Beijing 2008.)
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Thanks blam.
This is the first time I've ever seen the 1815 Tambora eruption listed as a supervolcano, even a small one.
Hey, standards have changed as more data (quantity and quality) has accumulated.
 
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19 posted on 05/31/2008 9:45:50 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/_________________________Profile updated Friday, May 30, 2008)
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20 posted on 05/31/2008 9:48:25 PM PDT by SunkenCiv (https://secure.freerepublic.com/donate/_________________________Profile updated Friday, May 30, 2008)
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Using volcanic models made of plexiglass filled with corn syrup, the researchers simulated how magma in a volcano’s magma chamber might behave if the roof of the chamber caved in during an eruption.

The earth is has a yummy, sugary candy center?

24 posted on 05/31/2008 10:50:28 PM PDT by Grizzled Bear ("Does not play well with others.")
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Whenever the Supervolcano under Yellowstone Nat’l Park goes off it will be beyond castrophic, 8,000x as much ash and lava as Mt. St. Helens. Hopefully it won’t happen for at least a few thousand years more, and maybe humans will have some way of dealing better with the aftermath:

http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/supervolcano/under/under.html


25 posted on 05/31/2008 10:54:03 PM PDT by Enchante (Barack Chamberlain: My 1930s Appeasement Policy Goes Well With My 1960s Socialist Policies!)
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Contingency plan: lots of short season, cool weather, low light crops.


31 posted on 06/01/2008 8:13:23 AM PDT by JimRed ("Hey, hey, Teddy K., how many girls did you drown today?" TERM LIMITS, NOW!)
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Amazing how quickly these archaeology/geology threads turn sour. I don’t post science threads anymore.


35 posted on 06/01/2008 9:10:57 AM PDT by RightWhale (We see the polygons)
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