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Bali Volcano (Agung) on Red Alert | w/LINK TO DATA

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BREAKING 5.1 Magnitude Earthquake In Yellowstone – Volcanic Eruption “Imminent”

More earth changes… this one is potentially HUGE…

via jtxhnews

YELLOWSTONE, WY: A 5.1 Magnitude earthquake has hit Yellowstone national park, only a mile from the caldera of it’s massive active super-volcano. The earthquake hit at precisely 6:36 PM (CST) on Thursday May 19th and lasted around 2 minutes.

Park rangers are reporting high velocity plumes of smoke coming from the general area of the…

A new "super-volcano" has been identified in Italy and experts fear it's nearing eruption.

Located near the neighboring cities of Naples and Pompeii, the volcano includes the site of the ancient city buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Scientists fear a growing bulge in the ground around the Italian volcano indicates an eruption is nearing. To determine if that's true they'll drill on the site, a move that has many people worried about the unintended consequences, such as the growth in earthquakes seen with fracking.

According to the USGS, A super-volcano is a volcano that has had an "eruption of magnitude 8," or a measured ash and lava deposit greater than 240 cubic miles.

The most infamous super-volcano is the Yellowstone Caldera here in the U.S., but Italy's may be a stronger concern due to the dense surrounding population.

As far as we know, 47 super-volcano eruptions have plagued the planet over time. Are we due for another?

More: Italy struggles with a potential super-volcano

Super-volcano is a global danger lurking near Pompeii

It's 2012 and according to the Mayan calendar we're all going to die in December. But for me that could happen even earlier. A sleeping super-volcano in Germany is showing worrying signs of waking up. It's lurking underneath the tranquil Laacher See lake between Bonn and Koblenz and is capable of ejecting billions of tons of magma. This monster erupts every 10 to 12,000 years and last went off 12,900 years ago, so it could blow at any time.

Volcanologists believe that the Laacher See volcano is still active as carbon dioxide is bubbling up (look at those terrifying bubbles!) to the lake's surface, which indicates that the magma chamber below is degassing.