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Good thinking Will...it's best to think long term about things like these...
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And the Dem's will ALL blame G.W.Bush!:(
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Ok... To answer the question about why its a molten ball in space... its not... In space it is a big cold ROCK... It becomes a molten ball b/c of all the friction associated with entering our atmosphere....
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1260242332.jpg everything in the shaded area,,,,gone. |
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anyway, i was just inquiring about it... wondering magnitude disaster would ensure if it blew. apparently pretty big! i'll have to google it tomorrow. goin' to bed now. |
Lemme guess...impact will be Dec 2012 :D
Dude the Mayans ran out of beer when they were carving that dam calendar! |
Dude, that's nothing compared to the zombies.
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And Yellowstone is far from the only super volcano on the planet. Look at this way - all of human history is a blink of an eye between ice ages. We think we rule the Earth, but we are just brief visitors. In a million years, there will be no sign of our existence and probably not any fossils either.
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That was made by Al Gore.:eek:
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Those super volcano's will blow in time with polar shift, it's happened every 500,000 years on average and the last one was 750,000 years ago. We are long over due. When polar shift happens there will be no worries cause all life will cease, ice age will happen, 2000 ft. tidal waves, hundreds of volcanic eruptions, hundreds of earth quakes, and all basically at the same time, the sun won't be seen for 200 years, not that anyone will be here to notice that, I'm not talking about a couple of degrees here, I'm talking Alaska at the equarter. Don't believe me, talk to a geoligist. Don't worry about it, nothing anyone can do, use it as an excuse to drive the P-car more often.
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I figure the odds of that happening are about that same as me winning the lottery. Since I don't buy lottery tickets the odds are very low. I guess I will win the lottery the day before the asteroid smacks earth down.
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Yep, what he is saying is all true..................."its the end of the world as we know it".
Bob Registered GyneGeologist |
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Why can't science and technology relieve the pressure under Yellowstone like a kid squeezes a giant zit? Has anyone looked into that solution? Shhhpluuuuck! All relieved, maybe a scar is all.
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Check out the map of previous eruptions from the same caldera, but at different spots on the N. American plate. If this doesn't make you feel like an ant, I don't know what would.
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video of it...
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