Now scientists find that many hotspots are dramatically cooler than previously thought, raising questions about their origins. “A substantial fraction of hotspots do not fit the classical plume model,” said Vedran Lekic, a seismologist at the University of Maryland, College Park, who did not p...
How was Yellowstone formed geologically? How does erosion of mountains support the principle of uniformitarianism? Does erosion affect subduction zones? How do scientists explore volcanoes? What effects does a volcano have on the environment?
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At first known as Rock Yellow River, later it became known as the Yellowstone River. Yellowstone is home to many different species of plants. However, the park is most special because of what lies underneath it. It sits on top of an ancient super volcano. And it re...
Yellowstone sits above a spot in the Earth's mantle where columns of hot, molten rock called plumes rise to form volcanoes in the planet's crust. This spot is called a hotspot, and it creates atype of volcano not associated with a plate boundary. Yellowstone has produced three calderatypes...
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(Table1). Importantly, volcanoes are not fixed in a given type but rather move between different categories with time, for example bimodal volcanoes can erupt two different viscosity magmas (e.g. Yellowstone, USA184). Timescales for these changes span orders of magnitudes from minutes (e.g. ...
Which magma has the highest viscosity? Does cooler magma flow more or less quickly than hotter magma? How fast are the Rocky Mountains eroding? How much pyroclastic flow did Yellowstone produce during its caldera event? How does pyroclastic flow form?