Pandora’s Box

Can you imagine the environmental impact study on this?

One already defunct idea was to use water to cool down the supervolcano.
NASA believes drilling up to 10km down into the supervolcano beneath Yellowstone National Park to pump in water at high pressure could cool it.
Despite the fact that the mission would cost $3.46 billion, NASA considers it ‘the most viable solution.’

Via NewsHubNation

23 Replies to “Pandora’s Box”

  1. Pumping water down into extreme heat in a restricted place can only cause a big explosion when the water instantly turns to steam thus expanding greatly in a blink of an eye.

  2. Indeed.Water is far too reactive with magna, I think we should be pumping lawyers and progressive politicians into the chamber, this will solve two environmental catastrophies at once.

  3. Jurassic Park … A badass T-Rex snatching a Lawyer off the Outhouse toilet … you just can’t write a scene better than that !! Although I believe your scene could be even greater !! You and I should write a new Sci-fi NATURAL Disaster screenplay thriller about sacrificing PROGs to the Volcano gods SAVED humanity in more ways than one.

  4. I love the first graphic in the article which says “Scientists would drill 10km below the surface…”
    I’m confident in saying the scientists would be hundreds of miles away and would leave that work to the blue collar types.

  5. Wait, wait! This could work! Superheated steam, driving generators. Unlimited electricity; what could go wrong? 😉

  6. How about shutting down all NASA activities not involved with Space and perhaps privatize whats left.

  7. Although I always defer to “the experts”, I’m not sure of the effects of pumping water into a blast furnace, hold on,I say.
    I have a much better plan, we lower a 60 megaton Russian nuke into the magma pool and let ‘er rip.
    I mean,what could go wrong?

  8. A badass T-Rex snatching a Lawyer off the Outhouse toilet … you just can’t write a scene better than that !!
    I saw the movie a few months after it was released. If I remember correctly, I think there were cheers from the audience at that scene.
    After dealing with lawyers as I settle my father’s estate, I think I understand why…..

  9. If that was in Canada, it would be held up because some leftist politician would claim that the aboriginals weren’t “properly” consulted.

  10. sooooo is this to be the MO for all OTHER simmering volcanoes capable of wiping the surface clean of large species?
    it’s called the RING of fire. any cost estimates?

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