New Delhi, April 15 -- A new scientific study has reignited global interest in the Yellowstone Caldera, after researchers suggested that magma beneath the surface may be located at shallower depths than previously believed, the New York Post reported. While the findings have triggered concern online, experts stress that there is no indication of an imminent eruption.

The study, published in the journal Science by researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, examines how so-called supervolcanoes - among the most powerful geological systems on Earth - generate and store magma.

Traditionally, scientists believed that supervolcanoes like Yellowstone were fed by large, deep underground magma chambers that gradually fill until pressure b...