Yellowstone Volcano Activity
Are We In Danger of Blowing Up at YNP

The original article below is still valid according to reports from Dr. Smith in 2016. The article’s information below was gathered when I personally listened to Dr. Robert Smith in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. TL
Yellowstone Volcano Activity is always a hot topic when Visiting YNP (Yellowstone National Park). It seems like traveling on another planet.
How Many Years Before It Erupts?
This is THE Yellowstone-Super-Volcano you’re walking on. Every 640,000 years it’s estimated that this super-volcano decided to erupt. Visitors to Yellowstone are able to see and walk into this very special place and enjoy the wonders.

Yellowstone Volcano Activity is monitored by seismologists scientist Dr. Robert Smith. The discussion was about volcanoes in general and specifically the one at YNP. A group meet to hear Dr. Smith speak at the Jackson Hole Library in Jackson Hole Wyoming. He discussed super volcanoes and in particular he talked about the Yellowstone-Super-Volcano. Dr. Smith is in charge of setting up and monitoring seismographs stations in the Yellowstone National Park area.
What is the Yellowstone Volcano Current Activities
“Anytime visitors to Yellowstone come here, they have to drive uphill,” explained Super Volcano scientist Dr. Robert Smith. “And the reason is this giant plume of magma is very hot, therefore it’s ebullient, it’s low density and it just lifts the surface up.” (2)


The Volcano’s Magna is Moving
Dr. Smith thinks that the magna pool isn’t getting larger but that it is moving and that has caused the lake to tilt. When comparing the older image of Fishing Cone (2003) to the newer one (small image 2014) . The cone is now out of the water (above right).

Walking on top a Super Volcano
YNP is a fun park to visit in the summer or winter and the Yellowstone Activity is always an interesting topic to talk about with your fellow Yellowstone-Super-Volcano explorer. There are plenty of places to walk, but they warn all the visitors to stay on the board walks. People die here, there are plenty of true stories.

Yellowstone National Park is a large Park
“The park is 63 miles (101 km) north to south, and 54 miles (87 km) west to east by air. Yellowstone is 2,219,789 acres (898,317 ha; 3,468.420 sq mi)[1]

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