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by ethbr0
1658 days ago
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My favorite National Park Service quip of all time. At the bottom of the page on Yellowstone's volcano [0] are a few questions and answers, and among them this gem: >> What is Yellowstone National Park doing to stop or prevent an erruption? > Nothing can be done to prevent an eruption. The temperatures, pressures, physical characteristics of partially molten rock, and immensity of the magma chamber are beyond human ability to impact—much less control. In my head, some staff geologist, tired of answering dumb questions, was asked and finally snapped a little. [0] https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/nature/volcano.htm |
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