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reply posted on 12-12-2008 @ 08:56 AM by Amaxium
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Here is my plan if Yellowstone were to "pop".
I live in Texas, I would have a great head start of the ash fallout. Pack up and drive South. Keep going South into Mexico if it still looks like
winds will carry the ash as far as Brownsville.
I found a link which has a couple free pdf books on specifically Volcanic preparedness including how to deal with the ash as well as other usefull
information.
www.ivhhn.org...
Keep driving South untill safe. I remember seeing a show on the Discovery channel about 4 - 5 years back on Yellowstone and what could happen if it
popped. Discovery Channel on Yellowstone
What I remember about it is that there can be particles which cause a disease of the bones. It caused your body to produce calcium which causes bones
to grow. In the episode they showed several Dinosaurs where thier rib cage was fused together because of this disease. They dated the dinos as
surviving a volcano blast and they inhaled the ash.
This is a long and painful death. Not being able to breath because your rib cage will no longer expand and contract. This is why it is important to
get out of all ashfall if you have the chance to.
I do not have a link to the video itself otherwise I would post it. Does anyone know where the vid could be found online?
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reply posted on 12-12-2008 @ 11:48 AM by salchanra
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I hadnt heard of this until this thread. Thanks for posting.
I have a pile of mountains between me and yellowstone, and am roughly 3000 miles away, so as far as the immediate effects, I'm not overly
concerned.
For those closer to this all I can say is good luck. Keep lots of drinking water in storage, and have a plan to seal at least one room of your home
off from the outside world. Duct tape, plastic, etc... at least until the immediate fallout is over.
As for the after effects world wide. I would agree with some of the other posters in the case of a nuclear winter. No one knows exactly what would
happen, or how long changes would take. So the old adage again rings true. Be prepared. Keep your food and water stocks up, be prepared to leave
populated areas, keep a leaf blower around to push back the ash. You know, the basics.
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reply posted on 12-12-2008 @ 01:05 PM by Amaxium
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Found a video about if this ever happened. It is not the Discovery Channel video but covers the main parts.
Video of Scenario
Maybe even I could not outrun this then even here in TX.
Looks like if this happens, grab your significant other and have as much fun and loving b4 it's lights out?
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reply posted on 12-12-2008 @ 01:59 PM by QBSneak000
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Here's a link to a great site that talks about a lot of Sit X's Yellowstone has happened before...im sure it will happen again....maybe not in our
lifetimes or our grandchildrens but it will happen......History has a funny way of repeating itself.
Exit Mundi
Thats the link to the Super Volcano one that talks about Yellowstone but check out the rest of the site for other ones too. Interesting and
disturbing
Here's a link to a BBC game regarding emergency management during a volcano eruption. How well do you do?
Emergency Manegement Game
[edit on 12-12-2008 by QBSneak000]
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reply posted on 14-12-2008 @ 09:00 PM by Vitchilo
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IMO the Yellowstone volcano blowing up would be worse than nuclear war.
So prepare for nuclear war instead... because at least you have a chance of survival. If Yellowstone explodes, you don't, unless you can go in an
underground base far from the volcano with years of food and water.
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reply posted on 29-12-2008 @ 04:31 PM by Anonymous ATS
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www.seis.utah.edu...
A swarm of small EQs is reported under the caldera over the past two days. Should we worry?
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reply posted on 29-12-2008 @ 04:49 PM by Northern Raider
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Originally posted by Amaxium
Here is my plan if Yellowstone were to "pop".
I live in Texas, I would have a great head start of the ash fallout. Pack up and drive South. Keep going South into Mexico if it still looks like
winds will carry the ash as far as Brownsville.
Do you actually think Mexico and the other states south of the border are going to let in thousands of nort americano gringos pour unchecked into
their lands?, They have had decades in which hundreds of thousands of "Wetbacks" I believe they are called being ejected as unwanted from the lower
48. I think the latin states will more than likely decide its payback time.
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reply posted on 29-12-2008 @ 04:59 PM by Raustin
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Is there some sort of map I can look at to determine whether or not I would be safe in this situation for awhile? I'm NW in WA state. There are
just too many damn things to worry about nowadays.
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 09:18 PM by Anonymous ATS
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So what is the latest with the ongoing earthquake swarm at the Yellowstone supervolcano caldera? Article by James Pethokoukis - US News & World
Report
This appears to be one of the only mainstream journalists covering this event with any kind of a clue:
Here is my just-completed email chat with Dr. Jacob Lowenstern of the U.S. Geological Survey, top scientist at the Yellowstone Volcano
Observatory:
www.usnews.com...
CN
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reply posted on 1-1-2009 @ 09:54 PM by amatrine
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I remember looking at a prediction graft. I also live in Arizona.
As far as most states here, this was one of the safest ones as long as you are south, like phoenix Tuscon. Will still get some ash but not the 12 foot
of it.
Northern Arizona is in trouble. That caldera can set off the one in Flagstaff.
Of course no one really knows, but I am glad I am where i am.
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reply posted on 4-1-2009 @ 04:21 PM by Anonymous ATS
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reply posted on 4-1-2009 @ 05:26 PM by antar
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What a thread,Thanks for all the work put into the posts. If i was not concerned before I am now. So HOW TO SURVIVE in Missouri, middle part???.
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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 09:46 AM by Anonymous ATS
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What will happen in the europe or in scandinavia... would the ash reach this far and does it cover up the sunlight. I just want to know.
L from Finland
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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 09:56 AM by Northern Raider
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Originally posted by antar
What a thread,Thanks for all the work put into the posts. If i was not concerned before I am now. So HOW TO SURVIVE in Missouri, middle part???.
Sorry to be the cause of even more worries but if yellowstone goes off it could well set of the New Madrid fault, which would possibly make missouri
either coastal property or a new sea.
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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 10:03 AM by Amaxium
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Here is a link to my new thoughts regarding if Yellowstone were to blow.
My new thoughts and opinions
As far as my ability to "head South", it would be quite successful. Hundreds flood in through Texas everyday. Just not through the main roads.
There is no fence separating Texas with Mexico along most of the border. Just around the border towns. If one were proficient in Spanish language
then one could blend in quite nicely and head to the "tourist" spots of Mexico and prepare for the next planned move.
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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 05:07 PM by Nirgal
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Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
What will happen in the europe or in scandinavia... would the ash reach this far and does it cover up the sunlight. I just want to know.
L from Finland
In order:
Bad things.
Yes.
Yes.
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