Thread: YELLOWSTONE CLOSED: The Caldera Is Destabilizing - Magma Is Surfacing

Published on Jul 10, 2014

Today the roads around Yellowstone National Park and home to a Supervolcano are closed. They are lying to everyone about the true reasons for this. The Geyser cameras are on an overlap. They have the time stamp working on the video but the actual video is operating on a stand alone D.V.R. The photo of the road that is circulating all over the internet is fake. It is undated and was provided by the National Park Service. This is a lot worse then what is being released to the public. Unidentified Helicopters have been spotted flying in and out of the area all day.
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Published on Jul 10, 2014
Today the roads around Yellowstone National Park and home to a Supervolcano are closed. They are lying to everyone about the true reasons for this. The Geyser cameras are on an overlap. They have the time stamp working on the video but the actual video is operating on a stand alone D.V.R. The photo of the road that is circulating all over the internet is fake. It is undated and was provided by the National Park Service. This is a lot worse then what is being released to the public. Unidentified Helicopters have been spotted flying in and out of the area all day.
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Hot spot: Yellowstone road melts, sites closed
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Hot spot: Yellowstone road melts, sites closed

By MEAD GRUVER July 11, 2014 10:06 AM



Boiling Water Melts Road In Yellowstone


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  Boiling Water Melts Road In Yellowstone
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• CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — The ever-changing thermal geology of Yellowstone National Park has created a hot spot that melted an asphalt road and closed access to popular geysers and other attractions at the height of tourist season, officials said Thursday.
  As they examined possible fixes, park officials warned visitors not to hike into the affected area, where the danger of stepping through solid-looking soil into boiling-hot water was high.
  "There are plenty of other great places to see thermal features in the park," Yellowstone spokesman Al Nash said. "I wouldn't risk personal injury to see these during this temporary closure."
  Naturally changing thermal features often damage Yellowstone's roads and boardwalks. Steaming potholes in asphalt roads and parking lots — marked off by traffic cones — are fairly common curiosities.
  However, the damage to Firehole Lake Drive is unusually severe and could take several days to fix. The 3.3-mile loop six miles north of Old Faithful takes visitors past Great Fountain Geyser, White Dome Geyser and Firehole Lake.
  Unusually warm weather for Yellowstone — with high temperatures in the mid-80s — has contributed to turning the road into a hot, sticky mess.
  "We've got some ideas. We're going to try them. Our maintenance staff has really looked at the issue," Nash said.
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