Unusual eruptions at the largest Geyser in Yellow stone
In spite of several recent eruptions at the Streamboat geyser, the world’s largest geyser located at the Yellowstone National park, a massive volcanic eruption isn’t expected in the near future. The cause of the minor eruptions has been attributed to sheer randomness, although the volcanic potency of the region cannot be ruled out. Thermal sensor systems are in place at the geyser to detect any volcanic activity of concern.
