Abyss Pool in Yellowstone National Park is about 53 feet deep and contains alkaline-chloride hydrothermal fluids that in the summer of 2024 had a temperature of 181 degrees Fahrenheit. The pool has ...

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As geologists continue to gather findings about the explosion at Yellowstone last month, one expert is weighing in on if the incident may have created a geyser. The July 23 explosion resulted in the ...

Yellowstone National Park feels like a living Earth museum, where bubbling geothermal wonders, sweeping valleys full of ...

The unrest may be due to slight changes in pressure or in the amount of water seeping into the underground reservoir system. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...

After its Sept. 15 eruption, a photo shows Ear Spring hot spring in Yellowstone still boiling the next day, with rocks and other debris scattered after the ejection shot them out of the spring, ...

The vibrating water surface of Doublet Pool in Yellowstone National Park. Credit: Jamie Farrell/University of Utah “We knew Doublet Pool thumps every 20-30 minutes,” said co-author Fan-Chi Lin, a ...

Grand Prismatic Spring is a highlight of any visit to Yellowstone National Park! The largest hot spring in the park, the deep blue pool, is surrounded by yellow and orange algae. This is a spot you ...

Black Diamond Pool eruption provides dramatic footage after being captured on official camera ...

Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles is a weekly column written by scientists and collaborators of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. This week's contribution is from Pat Shanks and Lisa Morgan, research ...