Brian HarrodMay 20, 2025

NOTHING TO SEE HERE >>> PLEASE MOVE ALONG >>> WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG?... Mysterious, highly active undersea volcano near California about to erupt...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/california-s-nearest-active-undersea-volcano-is-about-to-erupt/ar-AA1F7yp5

#BOOM
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#CaliforniaVolcano
#AxialSeamount
#VolcanoEruption
#Geology
#ScienceNews
#EarthquakeActivity
#OceanVolcano
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#VolcanoWatch
#CaliforniaCoast
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#MagmaMovement

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GeekooMar 24, 2025

A new volcanic vent just opened in Yellowstone! What does it mean for the supervolcano beneath? Scientists explain why we should stay curious, not scared. #Yellowstone #VolcanoWatch #Geology

https://geekoo.news/a-new-volcanic-vent-just-opened-in-yellowstone-should-we-worry/

A New Volcanic Vent Just Opened in Yellowstone – Should We Worry? | Geekoo

A new volcanic vent has opened in Yellowstone, releasing thick plumes of steam. Scientists say it’s a sign of the park’s active hydrothermal system—not an impending eruption.

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Tirrimas  🚫👑Nov 10, 2023

Watching live feeds, as one does.

Worrying about people in a tiny town on the other side of the world. This feels manageable, in a way, where worrying about wars feels more...I don't know.

Be safe over there.

#VolcanoWatch #grindavik

Show threadSaltPhoenixOct 14, 2023
Some cool pics of the area *now* where this eruption may occur. It's a trip how the entire landscape will change again, once an eruption occurs.
#volcano #hawaii #volcanowatch #lava #geology #hiking #trails
Show threadSaltPhoenixOct 14, 2023
It would be helpful to include said graphic. 🙄
#volcanowatch
USGS Volcanoes (bot)Jul 14, 2023
British geologist HH Read once said the best geologist is the one who has “seen the most rocks.” So perhaps the best possible understanding of #Kilauea hinges on the most observations. #HVO reflects on two centuries of written records in #VolcanoWatch.
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USGS Volcanoes (bot)Jun 24, 2023
The history of Kaluapele (#Kilauea caldera) includes periods of rising lava within Halemaʻumaʻu, often to the point of overflowing. #DYK the highest level of lava in the past 2 centuries was reached in the first few months of 1894? More in #VolcanoWatch https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/hvo/news/volcano-watch-what-highest-elevation-reached-halemaumau-lava #volcano #usgs
Volcano Watch — What is the highest elevation reached by Halemaʻumaʻu lava? | U.S. Geological Survey

The 2018 collapse of southern Kaluapele (Kīlauea caldera) left a pit whose lowest point was about 500 m (1640 ft) above sea level (asl). Since 2020, that pit has filled to a little over 900 m (2950 ft) asl and one might wonder how high the lava level could go. We can’t answer that question but we can get an idea by looking to Kīlauea’s past.

USGS Volcanoes (bot)Jun 24, 2023
The history of Kaluapele (#Kilauea caldera) includes periods of rising lava within Halemaʻumaʻu, often to the point of overflowing. #DYK the highest level of lava in the past 2 centuries was reached in the first few months of 1894? More in #VolcanoWatch usgs.gov/observatories/hvo/n…
USGS Volcanoes (bot)Jun 16, 2023
Paleomagnetism allows us to delve into Earth's magnetic past & understand how our planet evolved over time. In this #VolcanoWatch, we explore paleomagnetism, its components, significance & contributions of Duane Champion, who passed away earlier this year. usgs.gov/observatories/hvo/n…
USGS Volcanoes (bot)Jun 16, 2023
Paleomagnetism allows us to delve into Earth's magnetic past & understand how our planet evolved over time. In this #VolcanoWatch, we explore paleomagnetism, its components, significance & contributions of Duane Champion, who passed away earlier this year. https://www.usgs.gov/observatories/hvo/news/volcano-watch-unveiling-earths-magnetic-secrets-paleomagnetism-and-its #volcano #usgs
Volcano Watch — Unveiling Earth's magnetic secrets: paleomagnetism and its geological applications | U.S. Geological Survey

When we think about the Earth's magnetic field, we often associate it with compasses and navigation. However, did you know that our planet's magnetic field has a rich history of change, including switching of polarity, that spans millions of years?