Thankfully, scientists studying past supervolcano eruptions around the globe, believe Yellowstone will rumble long before it roars back to life.
A study led by volcano researchers from the University of Illinois (UI), US, has found supervolcano eruptions are preceded by years of significant seismic activity.
A volcano like Yellowstone could take tens if not hundreds of thousands of years worth of warning signals before it pops.
Patricia Gregg, geology professor at UI, explained: “When new magma starts to rejuvenate a supervolcano system, we can expect to see massive uplift, faulting and earthquake activity.
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