Michio Kaku Warns A 100ft Wide Crack JUST Opened The Yellowstone Volcano!

Michio Kaku Warns A 100ft Wide Crack JUST Opened The Yellowstone Volcano!
The oldest national park in the world, Yellowstone is not merely a treasure of the United States. Yellowstone, which opened its doors in 1872, spans 3,472 square miles (8,987 square kilometers) across three states. Nearly 3 million people visit the park each year to take in the breathtaking natural scenery, which features the Old Faithful geyser as well as numerous hiking trails, mountain peaks, and hot springs. Not to mention the variety of wildlife, such as grizzly bears, moose, elk, beavers, and bighorn sheep, that make the park home.

#Voyager #Space

[nate]

You know some of us were and are still in Yellowstone….. nothing ridiculous is going on. It’s a sleeping giant, but it’s not splitting open and erupting.

[vincebaldwin]

I would like the 15 minutes of my life back waisted watching this

[johnleslie]

Not one mention, picture or video of any '100 ft. wide crack that JUST opened' and lots of video of non-explosive basalt lava flowing in places like Hawai'i. Any of the Cascade volcanoes has a higher chance of erupting than Yellowstone which if it did would probably not be a super-volcanic type of eruption anyway.

[averywatlington]

I live near Yellowstone. There are no reports of such an event..

[Jennifer-cvkc]

I suggest getting out here as soon as possible

[beornthebear.]

The good thing about magma is it releases pressure from what could become an enormous pyroclastic blast.It's like the whistle on a tea kettle, it prevents the kettle from blowing up. Blocked steam is the real danger. It can blow like a bomb.

[esthermarygold-lowe]

Mother earth maintains balance in many ways.

[valproton]

The geological records show that Yellowstone erupts a lot more frequently than it's super eruptions. Most of the eruptions there are much smaller. Currently it doesn't have a massive mountain over the top of it, so until the hot spot moves under another mountain, it can only produce smaller eruptions.

[davidbrubeck]

A 100-foot-wide crack did open, but it was not in Yellowstone National Park. It appeared in 2018 on a rock buttress above the Hidden Falls viewing area near Jenny Lake at Grand Teton National Park, which is just south of Yellowstone. The crack was neither linked to Yellowstone’s volcano, nor announced by NASA.

[thkugrace]

So, as it is, Yellowstone, as a volcano, is closer to extinction than ever before, but could extend another million years, give or take. Got it!

[robertbaker]

Bring it. People are worthless for the most part.

[robertgunter]

So where is the crack? Where is a picture of it?

[GAlactus-pj]

Is this the crack that opened a few weeks ago...or another new one

[DeltaSierra]

This guy sure does get around on so many topics.

[monkeyhaters]

I wish you would just blow because I get tired of seeing these videos saying it's about ready to blow any day🤯

[Sunnycrystalbyrd]

Super informative, but wooo hoo, long winded

[ronaldcheatham]

Why is it?
That we ignore people.
Who tell us the truth.
Educated people.
People who are experts in their field.

Because we fear what they say.

A WISE person.
Would LISTEN.
Then prepare.
As much as possible.
Move.
Research a safer location.
Then use every resources to get there.

[Makise]

Who else likes the Pompeii movie that came out several years back?

[trolldyirgran]

I hope too see this in a lifetime, would be a disaster but what a sight it would be😍

[jamesdelb]

At present, there is absolutely nothing that "we" can do to stop a volcanic eruption, unless you're considering prayer. Hey, whatever it takes, right?