Whats going on at yellowstone?, page 125

Just for a current comparison,

Mount St Helens crater webicorder

reply to post by sad_eyed_lady

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Please fix your links, they don't work.
The quote talks about raising magma though!
So now it's official?

reply to post by Shirakawa

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youtube link edited
www.worldwidewaterplan.com (cut and paste)


[edit on 1/2/2009 by sad_eyed_lady]

[edit on 1/2/2009 by sad_eyed_lady]

Originally posted by SevenandFive
reply to post by Shirakawa

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I thought maybe it was just my connection.

Thank you for the information!!

Hopefully they'll reboot their server or something.

It's back up!

REBoOOOooot! Thanks guys if you are watching us!


Good GRIEF it's intense now. Wonder what this all means in the big picture?

for that Yellowstone Warning

Update time = Thu Jan 1 19:31:44 UTC 2009

Posted by geologist Christopher C. Sanders on January 1, 2009.

"I am advising all State officials around Yellowstone National Park for a potential State of Emergency. In the last week over 300 earthquakes have been observed by the USGS. We have a 3D view on the movement of magma rising underground. We have all of the pre warning signs of a major eruption from a super volcano. - I want everyone to leave Yellowstone National Park and for 200 miles around the volcano caldera."

Source

reply to post by Amaxium

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Hi Amaxium and good to see you! (Love your avatar!!) The quake swarm is heading north but whether it's NNE or perhaps NNW it's hard to say. Seems to be a bit of a spread. The USGS Recent Status Report (from yesterday) confirms the northerly trend.

I follow what you're saying about possible magmatic movement, because although not registering as quakes all the time, this activity is ongoing and seems to correlate to periodic increases in discharge of water from the lake, suggesting that dome-building may be going on there. But, at the same time (as you suggest), helicorders further afield from the lake to the north are showing an increase in "harmonic" type traces and that makes it look like something is going that way. Certainly some of the NE helicorders would support that idea. The one that concerns me the most is YML, which has been producing a "Jackson Pollock" sort of trace for the past sixteen hours plus, and was also producing similar traces even back on Dec 29, when others round it were nowhere near as active.

It looks like things are spreading out over a wider area, to be honest.

reply to post by beefytee

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In the event of an eruption, would jet streams be a good indicator of where the plume of smoke and ash will travel? Anyone know what the jet steam looks like over Yellowstone? Where will this cloud be carried? Directly west, towards Michigan and New England coast? North into canada? South towards the carolinas?

reply to post by ChrisCrikey

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Thanks so much for all this. I'm a lurker and have been looking everywhere for more info and monitoring the seismographic data. That said, how do you get the Foxfire addon? I downloaded Gee and I can get it to do a thing....it's stuck on one earthquake site and that's it. TIA

Sorry if this has been posted between pages 95-105 already but here is a youtube video titled "New Hot Spring at Mammoth 1-1-09" and in the 21 second clip it shows a hot spring melting snow marked by orange pylons... Just thought I'd send this out. video

I can't vouch for it's authenticity that it is indeed new, but it is right along a road that looks like it's still being used.



[edit on 2-1-2009 by beaverg]

The tech boys at quake.utah.edu will have their hands full too:

Site meter

Doubt its all ATS traffic

reply to post by iamcamouflage

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Jet stream:

www.wunderground.com...

reply to post by iamcamouflage

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Here is a link that shows the jet stream with a couple days forward projection.

www.weatherimages.org...

External Link - University of Michigan - Education Site for the budding seismologists

The above link will explain the difference between P-waves, S-waves, Harmonics, and other Earthquake related subject, as well as "How to read a seismograph".

The site is primarily about earthquakes, so don't expect a thesis on volcanism or the mechanics of magmatic earthquakes.

Generally, however, one will find the information useful on "how-to" read a seismograph as it pertains to this discussion.

KUDOs to the OP, and the many contributors.

reply to post by TXTriker

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Thank you to both of you.

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