The Bandelier Tuff (New Mexico) ejected perhaps 800 cubic km of magma and rock in two events a little over 1 million years ago.
Trace elements in #quartz make it glow in an electron beam (cathode luminescence). The outer bright blue rims in CL record crystallization temperatures (from Ti concentrations) abruptly 100°C hotter than before: magma recharge triggering a #supereruption.