NASA has a $3.5B idea to save Earth from a supervolcano apocalypse(2019) (businessinsider.com)

The plan - pump a bunch of cool water under the big fire mountain - is either inspired or hubristic, foolish simplicity. I’ve not the knowledge to tell.

At 1/8th the cost of france latest nuclear power project, and 3 times the energy output, that's actually a steal.

Does NASA have a brilliant plan on what to do with numerous nuclear power plants built on unstable fault lines.