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>Another hydrothermal explosion has rocked Yellowstone National Park, only 100 feet from the pool that spectacularly blew in July 2024. The Yellowstone Volcano Observatory confirmed that a hydrothermal explosion occurred around 5:09 a.m. June 13. When geologists went to evaluate the area the next day, they found a 21-foot-wide pool filled with boiling, silty water, a 60-foot fissure, and water spouting 30 feet into the air. It was an unexpectedly dynamic event in Biscuit Basin, which has been closed since a similar explosion occurred at nearby Black Diamond Pool in July 2024.

Archive: https://archive.today/UnOMW From the post: >>Another hydrothermal explosion has rocked Yellowstone National Park, only 100 feet from the pool that spectacularly blew in July 2024. The Yellowstone Volcano Observatory confirmed that a hydrothermal explosion occurred around 5:09 a.m. June 13. When geologists went to evaluate the area the next day, they found a 21-foot-wide pool filled with boiling, silty water, a 60-foot fissure, and water spouting 30 feet into the air. It was an unexpectedly dynamic event in Biscuit Basin, which has been closed since a similar explosion occurred at nearby Black Diamond Pool in July 2024.
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I was thinking not so much at ground zero of ol Faithful, but further enough away to still tap into the heat.