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I'm no geologist but I'm pretty sure the grand tetons

Posted on: July 20, 2018 at 14:12:00 CT

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are not part of the Yellowstone caldera. And, I might be remembering incorrectly, I believe the caldera has been moving west and north over time. Not south.

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I keep seeing an aritcle recirculation about a - SabertoothTiger MU - 7/20 14:00:37

I just got back from there last week - quantrill MU - 7/20 14:20:29

No reason to panic. We're all dead if it blows anyway(nm) - TheWildcat STL - 7/20 14:23:00

In fact, it would be preferrable to be at ground zero - HandBanana MU - 7/20 14:27:15

apparently pieces from the last eruption are scattered - quantrill MU - 7/20 14:26:54

I remember the yellowstone fire back in the late 80s - HandBanana MU - 7/20 14:29:30

It's click bait. Formula is to create sensational - HandBanana MU - 7/20 14:12:43

It's some fox news generated junk that keeps getting curated - TheShoe STL - 7/20 14:07:15

I'm no geologist but I'm pretty sure the grand tetons - SabertoothTiger MU - 7/20 14:12:00

they're west of it(nm) - TheShoe STL - 7/20 14:17:24

and south(nm) - SabertoothTiger MU - 7/20 14:21:24

The fact you said the caldera moves and not the continents - HandBanana MU - 7/20 14:14:50

I'm not a word smith. I knew what I meant but didn't - SabertoothTiger MU - 7/20 14:20:57

You know how knows a lot about continents? - HandBanana MU - 7/20 14:17:00