Whats going on at yellowstone?, page 233

reply to post by Aphelion

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Edit: Fumblefingers

Oh yeah, I see that in myself too

I oughtta just buck up and take a drive up there. I could entertain everyone on the webcam. You know, wipe the lens, do jumping jacks....
Watch sageturkey go up in flames. Live on FOX!


Na, I wasn't dissin anyone for why they might be tuning in. Besides, if the hard core ambulance chasers knew their P's and Q's, they'd know that this still the story to watch.

[edit on 6-1-2009 by sageturkey]

[edit on 6-1-2009 by sageturkey]

reply to post by sageturkey

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That would be most entertaining, Sage. Do the classic "grin and thumbs up" to us all watching here on ATS. ;D

Heck, you could even chase around the workers and get 'statements'.

Looking at FEMA's site, this is kind of entertaining. (www.fema.gov...) They write, "Seismic activity in Yellowstone National Park has ceased as of Friday, January 2. Over 300 earthquakes were reported by USGS since December 27, 2008."

Well, we know - and have factual USGS data - to prove that is has *not* ceased.

reply to post by RFBurns

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Here is a little insight:

If there is an event that "vanishes" or "is being withheld from the public" you might want to do a couple of things before jumping to the conspiracy conclusion:

1) Look at the USGS pages for Global Earthquakes. If there is an event somewhere in the world within ~30 minutes before then the earthquake is a "false alarm". Meaning that the teleseismic waves triggered the automatic system and made it through the systems teleseism filter.

2) Find webicorders for the Montana region. The seis.utah.edu webicorders for MCID should show something fairly large. In fact for a 3.2 there should be some coherent signal on most of the UUSS webicorders.

3) Use logic, not paranoia. The scientific community would not allow valuable data like a 3.2 ANYWHERE to just go missing.

4) There is also a site www.iris.edu that has many interesting links and you can access any station data for as long as that data was made available to IRIS.


->| Keep in mind that Yellowstone has a habit of doing this. It will puke out a bunch of events and get everyone in a "what if" huff and then just as quickly as it started it stops. Look forward to a paper being written by the Yellowstone Volcanic Observatory in the next couple of years showing any minute uplift or change in the hydrothermal system|

reply to post by coolvibe

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The snow should be melting a bit, here in missoula we are at 24F now, and forcast is for up to 33F today. I'm sure YS is much warmer today as well.

Good story rigel434

Interesting read Aphelion

Still wating for Faux to put up the story... i think they are passing on it, stayed up 3 hrs past bed time for nothing.. i dont think they are going to show it now.. even set the webcam up to record it for everyone. Not a fox fan myself, but would of been interesting to see none the less.

Ok, so after a three hour sleep I updated the "top secret geyser" (awesome name, kudos to who suggested it!) activity chart. It is indeed becoming more active:

Click to enlarge

[edit on 2009/1/6 by Shirakawa]

reply to post by greyling

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That "Next Prediction" is frequently off. They simply forget to reset it. That was probably the last prediction time before the shut off the cam last night. The morning crew will update it right after they finish their coffee.

Originally posted by severdsoul
reply to post by coolvibe

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The snow should be melting a bit, here in missoula we are at 24F now, and forcast is for up to 33F today. I'm sure YS is much warmer today as well.

As I recently posted (near the top of this page), weather.com reports all of Yellowstone as 13 degrees, with a winter storm adivsory. The air is too cold to melt the snow.

[edit on 1/6/2009 by MadDogtheHunter]

reply to post by Aphelion

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You know, I struggle with this thought, because for me it is true. It is the reason why any conspiracy tantalizes me.

I think that it is the desire for science fiction to become non fiction...for the impossible to become reality. And also to finally get the worst over with so that I can be through on the other side. Instead of simply buy groceries for another week I can stock up on water for the big disaster. So, it also gives me a reason to go through the motions of daily life.

Twisted? Yes. But I suspect that everyone on ATS might have a little but of this too. We'll be ready, because we dared to imagine the possibility.

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