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September 9, 2017

A Yellowstone Supervolcano Eruption Can Be Stopped With A Plan From NASA

By molly cruz

A Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would devastate life on Earth, instantly killing thousands of people and sending the planet into a nuclear winter.NASA wants to use the super hot water released from the Yellowstone supervolcano to power turbines for cheap electricity, which would certainly help persuade government representatives to back the program.

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A Yellowstone supervolcano eruption would devastate life on Earth, instantly killing thousands of people and sending the planet into a nuclear winter.

NASA wants to use the super hot water released from the Yellowstone supervolcano to power turbines for cheap electricity, which would certainly help persuade government representatives to back the program.



Authors Bio:
Born in Long Island public school year in Sweden as exchange student, went to Harvard one year, Cooper Union in NYC as Art student. Have two children, one of whom is rock mogul, the other has three daughters, one of whom has two daughters, making me a great grandmother at 68, very proud. For twenty years I operated a private primary school, Orchard School, in Santa Cruz CA. Still going strong but I'm retired and write much of the time. Strong believer in the space program and our subconscious quest as a species to prevent celestial onslaughts of one kind and another, for which it is my conviction that we have developed nuclear power, though we've had to use false wars to do so; in the end I believe we'll redeem ourselves in this way, which is why I find the abandonment of the shuttle program so sad. The Russians will do the honors with the next menace from Heaven, or have said that they will. In any case, nothing matters much if we don't, not the debt ceiling, pollution, nothing. All moot.

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