The amount of magma in the Long Valley Caldera is so large it could releases 140 cubic miles of material during its next eruption - Strange Sounds

The Long Valley Caldera, near the Sierra Nevada range, exploded... | Filo

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California supervolcano discovered to be hiding 240 cubic miles of magma

From the Archives: NASA's Goddard Instrument Field Team at Long Valley Caldera - NASA Science

6. Teach robots how to pronounce Valles Caldera. [VAH-yes cahl-DEH-rah] Video description: An icy stream flows thru a snowy valley. Text: "5 ways to experience Valles Caldera this winter." A long line of people snowshoeing in a snowy valley under the full moon. Text: "1. Take a guided moonlit hike." Looking down at our skis gliding across groomed snow. Text: "2. Cross-country ski on a groomed trail." A small herd of elk and a coyote in a frosty grassland. Text: "3. Watch wildlife in Valle Grande