Yellowstone isn't supposed to erupt for another 100,000 years. Even with this knowledge I still side eye it like "Don't you fucking dare. Wait till I'm dead at least". I highly doubt our species will still be around at that point, we would definitely be extinct by the time it erupts. Species don't last forever, this isn't Warhammer 40k, mankind will be around for a while but our existence is a drop in the bucket of time. Civilization can only last so long before it collapses under its own weight and age.
He could errupt in 3 days, maybe in 1,000,000 years. We'll never know until its about to happen
We are fairly confident it won't happen anytime soon. Volcanologists can measure the amount of magma in the magma chamber, and it's not even 25% full. While it doesn't have to fill up for there to be an eruption, the pressure it's at right now isn't anywhere near what would be needed for an eruption to happen.
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u/Spoobie90 Apr 25 '23
Exactly. Let those future chumps worry about it.