Yellowstone mud volcano

Scientists Find ‘Magma Intrusion’ at the Yellowstone Volcano

Medicine & Technology Mar 23, 2020

Scientists used the GPS data to present what may have taken place below the surface to further explain the reason an area near the Norris Geyser Basin has both been deflating and inflating by several inches by unpredictable bursts for the past 20 years.

Yellowstone mud volcano

Scientists Find ‘Magma Intrusion’ at the Yellowstone Volcano

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