Is supervolcano Yellowstone going to erupt anytime soon? New study analyses what's next
New research suggests Yellowstone's magma may be closer to the surface than previously believed, residing in shallow "magma mush" zones rather than a single deep chamber. While this alters eruption modeling, scientists emphasize there are no signs of an imminent supervolcano eruption, with Yellowstone's alert level remaining normal.
New research suggests Yellowstone's magma may be closer to the surface than previously believed, residing in shallow "magma mush" zones rather than a single deep chamber. While this alters eruption modeling, scientists emphasize there are no signs of an imminent supervolcano eruption, with Yellowstone's alert level remaining normal.
