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Posted on: July 20, 2018 at 14:20:57 CT

SabertoothTiger MU

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explain it well. Yes the crust moves over the hot spot or what ever you want to call it. It makes its look like the caldera moves over millions of years but the hot spot is really creating new calderas in a string starting south west and moving to the north east.

So the grande tetons could be effected by earthquakes from yellowstone but it isn't part of the volcano.

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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