NEWS: Mount Saint Helens Emitting Visible Plumes

At 3:03 a.m. PST this morning, three consecutive images were captured from the Johnston Observatory webcam feed. These images tracked a glowing emission that continued to grow over a time period of 10 minutes. The emissions continue at this time.


Glowing Emission from MSH






As of 7:38 a.m. PST, the activity is continuing as evidenced in new webcam images capturing further emissions.

Emissions Continue at MSH




You may view the Johnston Observatory webcam images real-time at the following link:

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[edit on 28-2-2005 by John bull 1]

Mount St. Helens is really worth keeping an eye on for futher activity that may affect the that entire region. I have never been to the Pac. N.W. but I hear it is beautiful year around. I wonder if the mountain is acting the way to the prior eruption years ago. "The Ring of Fire" is close to home and I hope those close to the mountain are in constant touch with the people who are trained in monitoring this puppy. Mother Earth I remind myself, is always in control.

The emissions are intensifying. It appears we may be witnessing the beginning of a full-blown eruption.

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I'm not going to hold my breath on this one, the last thread about MSH and its impending blowup was an alert for a few days, and absolutely nothing happened other than some smoke and a bulge. Everyone was so sure it was going to blow last time that I find it hard to believe anything more than another smoke show will happen this time, of course I could be entirely wrong and just in uber-skeptic mode today. None-the-less it should be monitered closely, last thing we need is a massive loss of life due to that thing blowing up.

I don't think anyone needs to hold his breath, but the last I heard the dome was growing at a rate of thirty feet a day. It's going to blow in the pretty near future. I know that if I lived in that area, I would be keeping an eye on it. I am always affected by that video with the voice of the researcher yelling with unmistakable excitement that volcano had erupted. Those were his final word. At least, he died with a smile on his face.

An interesting tidbit - unfortunately from India Daily, but worth scanning:


www.abovetopsecret.com...



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