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Horrible Today: Live Footage Seconds" New Powerfull Eruption in Yellowstone, Threatening Millions

Horrible Today: Live Footage Seconds" New Powerfull Eruption in Yellowstone, Threatening Millions West Thumb Geyser Basin, along the southwest shore of West Thumb Basin in western Yellowstone Lake, is one of Yellowstone’s most scenic and interesting thermal basins and contains an impressive variety of thermal features. West Thumb Geyser Basin has active but infrequent geyser eruptions. More common are the blue, very hot (at or near the boiling point of water), and deep thermal pools and the white, extensive siliceous sinter terrace deposits that form due to overflow, evaporation, and cooling of silica-rich thermal fluids. Intermittent geysers at the basin include Occasional Geyser, Twin Geysers, and Lakeshore Geyser, among others. Twin Geysers and Abyss Pool produce occasional violent eruptions. Twin Geysers erupted in 1934, sending hot mud, sticks, and boiling water about 120 feet high. Abyss Pool erupts occasionally to heights of 100 feet, sometimes throwing out chunks of siliceous sinter and disrupting bacterial mats in and around the deep pool.