Seismologists discover deeper Yellowstone magma

A new reservoir of hot, partly molten rock has been discovered beneath Yellowstone, significantly larger than the previously known magma chamber. Using advanced seismic techniques, scientists have developed a more comprehensive image of Yellowstone's geological system. This discovery does not indicate an increased risk of eruption but provides a better understanding of the supervolcano's plumbing system, which could improve future seismic and volcanic activity predictions.

What has been discovered beneath Yellowstone?

How deep is the reservoir of hot and partly molten rock located?

What technique did the National Science Foundation funded team develop?

What does the newly discovered reservoir carry upward?

What is the significance of the new models developed by the team regarding Yellowstone's plumbing system?