Biscuits be poppin'.
this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2024
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video was taken town by a copyright claim!
taken downtown you mean ?
Precisely
I think it’s time for caffeine, it took about three seconds too long to remember that hydrothermal and thermonuclear are two very different things.
i wish you have a "biscuit" with that hydrothermal coffee 😋
This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Storyful Managed
The video is available in this link : https://www.nbcmontana.com/news/local/biscuit-basin-in-yellowstone-closed-after-hydrothermal-explosion
edit: There is a video shared via facebook in the nbcmontana article https://www.facebook.com/vlada.bolotinsky/videos/1671583060070276/?ref=embed_video&t=0
here is the same video on youtube video from East Idaho News if you can not see the facebook video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z64etOuLZDQ
Wow that explosion is pretty intense. My brothers and I joked about that when we were there back in the 90s.
I hope everyone was ok though.
By video, do you mean 8 photographs of the aftermath? There is no video on the nbcmontanna article.
There is a video shared via facebook in the nbcmontana article https://www.facebook.com/vlada.bolotinsky/videos/1671583060070276/?ref=embed_video&t=0
here is a youtube video from East Idaho News if you can not see the facebook video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z64etOuLZDQ
That would be so cool to see in person.
No, it would be scalding hot. But also probably neat.
The people in the video appeared unscathed.
The video is down unfortunately.
Damn, it got taken down for copyright. I didn't save a copy either :/
No other monitoring data show changes in the Yellowstone region. Today’s explosion does not reflect a change in the volcanic system, which remains at normal background levels of activity," according to Yellowstone National Park.
Considering it’s a freaking super-volcano….
…. That’s a bit of a relief.
(Pun intended.)
My thought exactly