If you ever have the chance to go to Yellowstone National Park, do so in order to see the geysers. Water seeps down into the ...

Stories from the Yellowstone fires of 1988, which burned approximately 1.3 million acres inside the park and surrounding area ...

Ranger naturalist George D. Marler meticulously documented changes in hydrothermal activity in the geyser basins of ...

Researchers used lightning and solar storms to map magma, revealing isolated pockets as opposed to one bubble ready to burst.

In contrast to the interesting hydrothermal activity at Yellowstone National Park, 2024 was seismically calm, writes Michael ...

No, Yellowstone isn’t erupting, but researchers now know where the next major eruption is most likely to take place ...

A spatial analysis of the park's trees revealed its vulnerability to wildfires, especially near infrastructure.

Not that Yellowstone is likely to still be a national park by the time it erupts. Any such eruption is expected to take place hundreds of thousands of years from now, study co-author Ninfa Bennington, ...

Yellowstone National Park attracts millions of visitors who are eager to see its explosive geysers, steaming hot springs and burbling mud pots. These famous natural landmarks result from the park’s ...

NPS / Diane Renkin Each year, Yellowstone National Park attracts millions of visitors who are eager to see its explosive geysers ... researchers create a precise map of magma chambers beneath ...

Its spectacularly colourful hot pools and geysers attract tens of thousands ... of the beast that lurks beneath the beauty of Yellowstone Park. A map of the magma reservoirs under Yellowstone.