Sentence examples for super volcano from inspiring English sources
A whole class of paid worriers must go about the thankless task of monitoring such scenarios: oceanographers watching sea levels, anti-terrorism experts trawling the Internet, geologists keeping an eye on the super volcano under Yellowstone National Park that has the potential to erupt and kill us all.
So starting again, Planet of the Apemen: Battle for Earth (BBC1) tells the fascinating story of the battle for survival between Homo sapiens and these other ancient upstanding hominids, and how the eruption of a super volcano contributed to their downfall.
He sits now, going into Sunday's final, akin to a dormant super volcano, having scored nine runs in two innings since his unbeaten 100 against England in their group opener in Mumbai just over a fortnight ago, a knock of 14 strolled singles, five fours and 11 sixes, carved between long-off and square-leg, with Eoin Morgan's bowlers having no answer.
NASA's plan to defuse Yellowstone's continent-killing super volcano (NASA has no plan to do that).
A huge asteroid impact, a super volcano or man-made disasters, such as global warming or nuclear war, all are capable of creating global calamity.
Space Lava on Mars Huge "super volcanoes" erupted on Mars about 3.7 billion years ago, spewing ash and lava for thousands of miles and possibly altering the planet's atmosphere, reported The Associated Press.
* No major super-volcano eruptions in hundreds of thousands of years (we're due).
There is a good place to swim, even in winter, because Yellowstone sits on top of a super-volcano and has very hot water not far underground.
Artificial intelligence and nanotechnology have been named alongside nuclear war, ecological catastrophe and super-volcano eruptions as "risks that threaten human civilisation" in a report by the Global Challenges Foundation.
Some more discussion revolved around a super-volcano in Yellowstone ("It'll fry Denver and Salt Lake at the same time") and the dire geological forecasts of Edgar Cayce, the so-called Sleeping Prophet, which involved the sudden emergence of coastlines in what, for the time being, is known as the Midwest.
