"Yellowstone Eruption Shocks Park Visitors"

A hydrothermal explosion that took place on July 23, 2024, in the Biscuit Basin area caught visitors to Yellowstone National Park off guard. There was an explosion that caused steam and debris to be released, which made parkgoers leave the area promptly. No one was hurt, but the explosion caused damage to the boardwalk, resulting in a temporary closure for safety investigations. In Yellowstone, it's common to see explosions of this kind due to the rapid transformation of water into steam beneath the surface. Officials have confirmed that there is no link between this event and any volcanic activity. They want to assure everyone that the volcanic activity is stable. If you enjoyed this content, please consider liking and subscribing to stay updated on nature and park news!