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Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem 2009

For and by the students enrolled in Palomar College's 2009 Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Course, June 16-25.

Monday, May 25, 2009

Geology group treated to rare pool explosion

"Yellowstone National Park geologist Hank Heasler was lecturing a group of colleagues in Biscuit Basin on the rarity of hydrothermal explosions last week when – Boom!

"A hot pool behind him exploded, spewing mud, rocks and hot water 50 feet in the air. Geologists know of only a handful of such unpredictable explosions in Yellowstone’s recorded history."

The natural history of hydrothermal explosions in Yellowstone.

Posted by Dr. C. at 2:49 PM

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