US EditionSurprise geyser explosion sends dozens running for safety in Yellowstone
- A hydrothermal explosion in Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin caused tourists to flee as rocks and steam shot into the air, but no injuries were reported.
- Witness Vlada March described the eruption, stating it "exploded and became like a black cloud that covered the sun."
- Officials noted the event highlights a hidden hazard, but data showed no obvious signs to predict such explosions in the future.
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Terrifying Explosion At Yellowstone Captured On Video
Explosion at Yellowstone.Yellowstone. A terrifying explosion at Yellowstone National Park was captured on video on Tuesday.There was a hydrothermal explosion at the national park on Tuesday, sending tourists running for cover. Part of a boardwalk was destroyed and dozens of people inside of the park had to run for their own safety. The New York Times had more: The explosion occurred around 10 a.m. in the Biscuit Basin area of the park. Several …
Une explosion inattendue au Parc National de Yellowstone sème la panique
An unexpected eruption shook the American Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday morning, projecting steam and debris 30 meters high. The incident occurred at Biscuit Basin, known for its exceptional geothermal activity.
Yellowstone hydrothermal explosion sends crowds running in panic
A surprise hydrothermal explosion sent tourists panicking at Biscuit Basin in Yellowstone National Park on Tuesday, 23 July. Dramatic footage showed a hot spring shooting steam, water, rock and dirt into the sky in front of a crowd. The spectacle occurred in an area close to Sapphire Pool, which last saw an eruption in 1991. Park officials said no injuries were reported and the extent of damage was unknown at the time of reporting. The Biscuit B…
Surprise Yellowstone geyser eruption highlights little known hazard at popular park
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A surprise eruption of steam in a Yellowstone National Park geyser basin that sent people scrambling for safety as basketball-sized rocks flew overhead has highlighted a little-known hazard that scientists hope to be able to predict someday. The hydrothermal explosion on Tuesday in Biscuit Basin caused no injuries as dozens of people fled down the boardwalk before the wooden walkway was destroyed. The blast sent rocks, ste…
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