The Yellowstone Volcano Observatory has released new information (including seismic data) about the recent Steamboat Geyser eruptions.
Read More »New Research Suggests Deeper Origin for Yellowstone Plume
New research suggests Yellowstone National Park’s thermal heat could come from deeper in the earth than previously supposed.
Read More »New Research Suggests Alternate Source of Yellowstone Geothermal Energy
New research into the Yellowstone National Park caldera posits a new and surprising theory for the source of Yellowstone’s geothermal power.
Read More »Yellowstone’s Echinus Geyser Sees Spike in Activity
Echinus Geyser is active again after a period of dormancy.
Read More »Researchers Discover Heart of Old Faithful Geyser
Researchers in Yellowstone National Park have discovered the heart of Old Faithful Geyser, the park’s most famous feature.
Read More »Over 460 Earthquakes Registered in Yellowstone This Year
There have been more than 460 earthquakes in and around Yellowstone National Park, according to seismologists at the University of Utah.
Read More »Yellowstone magma: deeper, larger
We have a better working knowledge of the Yellowstone National Park geothermal system, with a newly discovered, deeper magma reservoir feeding the shallower, long-known magma chamber close to the Earth’s surface.
Read More »Earthquake Swarm Grazes Yellowstone National Park
A swarm of small earthquakes beset Yellowstone National Park early Tuesday morning.
Read More »Yellowstone Plume: 400 Miles Long, Larger Than Thought
Using an analysis of the electrical conductivity of the Yellowstone volcano, researchers at the University of Utah say the plume is larger than previously assumed, descending at a 40-degree tilt from Yellowstone National Park and extending some 400 miles from east to west.
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