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World's Tallest Geyser Erupts For the First Time in Eight Years at Yellowstone
Everyone knows Old Faithful, the geyser so reliable 19th century explorers dubbed it "Eternity's Timepiece." Now meet Steamboat, Old Faithful's embarrassingly erratic brother that, after eight years of quietude, suddenly erupted 250 feet into the air for nearly 10 minutes on Thursday.
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