Geologist Warns Yellowstone Eruption Will “Destroy Most of America”

Geologist warns that Yellowstone eruption would destroy the United States

A geologist has warned that an eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano would virtually destroy all of the United States and cause 5 billion people to starve to death worldwide.

In comments published by Polish outlet Tech WP, Dr. Jerzy Zaba said that a Yellowstone eruption would cause a dramatic temperature drop around the world due to sulfuric acid reflecting sunlight, making growing food almost impossible.

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Summit reports: “It is forecasted that if there was an explosion similar to the one 640,000 years ago, it would destroy most of the United States,” said Zaba.

“Discarded materials would cover everything with a meter layer within a radius of 500 km. And due to the emission of a huge amount of dust, gases or sulfur oxide to the atmosphere, there would be a temporary cooling of the climate,” he added.

“Sulfur oxide would create a thin veil of sulfuric acid around the planet reflecting sunlight. [This] would persist for many years. It is estimated that due to climate change about five billion people would starve to death. The scenario of such an explosion can be seen in the documentary film “Superwulkan – disaster scenario”. This is, of course, a catastrophic film, but a lot of scientific truth in it,” concluded the geologist.

An eruption of Yellowstone in our lifetimes would certainly put into perspective the comparatively meaningless political drivel that most people bicker about.

Russian geopolitical analyst Konstantin Sivkov previously stated that nuking Yellowstone could trigger a super volcano that would eviscerate the United States, but his claims were disputed by experts.

In 2013 it was revealed that the magma below Yellowstone was two and a half times larger than previously thought, giving the park’s supervolcano the potential to cause an eruption 2,000 times more powerful than Mount St. Helens. Some experts say the caldera is overdue to erupt.