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Old 14-03-2005, 10:31   #14
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Re: Supervolcano

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Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja
Actually, the difference is that this will blow, its blown 3 times in the past and on average we are 40,000 years overdue for another.

And that part in the documentary about one are of the park rising recently - its true.

That documentary is based on fact - it just takes it one step futher and shows you what will happen when it blows its top.

Most of this was in Horizon a while ago, and it was also recently in New Scientist as well.
yeah maybe, but all the scientists sitting scratching their beards and going "well, it *could* blow up sometime soon, it could be tomorrow, it could be another 100,000 years, we just don't know..." seems a little... vague... for a documentary if you ask me

scaremongering maybe? or subliminally preparing the masses for something that the government knows is gonna happen next week?
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