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This week, new research on the Yellowstone supervolcano erupted on social media. Deep under the first national park lies a pretty sizable volcano that, the story goes, may soon explode and—a at ...

Rumors of a fiery, volcanic apocalypse were greatly exaggerated. An article in The New York Times about a piece of geology research spun out into inaccurate stories suggesting that a supervolcano ...

Yellowstone Supervolcano Eruption Fears Feed Our Apocalypse Obsession, and Twitter Stokes the Flames. Published Oct 17, 2017 at 12:04 PM EDT Updated Nov 01, 2017 at 6:03 PM EDT.

Forbes No, The Yellowstone Supervolcano Is Actually Not Overdue For An Eruption By Eric Mack It’s important to remember that this process obviously happens very slowly over eons.

It's one of the internet's favorite fears: The giant supervolcano fast asleep beneath Yellowstone National Park somehow rumbles to life and puts us all out of our misery.

While such lava flow events are more common than the explosive type of event everyone fears, Yellowstone hasn’t seen a lava flow since about 70,000 years ago.