Supposedly scientists found ash upwards of a few feet thick as far away as OK.

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Dec 10, 2019
10:08:10pm

Division Bell All-American

Supposedly scientists found ash upwards of a few feet thick as far away as OK.

And they tied it to Yellowstone via chemical composition from a previous catastrophic eruption. Crazy.

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Division Bell

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Hiking inside the volcano when it erupts? Very bad.

12/9/19 11:02pm

Doesn't seem like a good idea to go inside a volcano that erupted not that long

byubyu

12/9/19 11:49pm

Hiking in Yellowstone gave me a bit of pause. That place feels

Iman23

12/10/19 7:39am

I thought the same last time we were there....what if this thing blows? They

Coug98

12/10/19 9:10am

It's a 30 mile wide caldera, the ash alone would devestate the Western US.

12/10/19 9:31pm

Supposedly scientists found ash upwards of a few feet thick as far away as OK.

12/10/19 10:08pm

Yeah I think they can trace the last 2 eruptions. It will literally

12/10/19 10:23pm

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