Yellowstone's Future Volcanic Activity Clues
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Inside Yellowstone's fiery heart: Researchers map volatile-rich cap, offering clues to future volcanic activity
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A team of geoscientists have discovered a sharp, volatile-rich cap just 3.8 kilometers beneath Yellowstone 's surface.
This cap, made of magma, acts like a lid, helping to trap pressure and heat below it.
The findings suggest that the Yellowstone magma reservoir is actively releasing gas while remaining in a stable state.
The study offers broader insights into subsurface imaging with potential applications for carbon storage, energy exploration and hazard assessment.
By identifying this sharp, volatile-rich cap beneath Yellowstone, Schmandt 's team has established a new benchmark for monitoring the volcano's activity.
Future research could attempt to detect any shifts in melt content or gas accumulation.
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