Originally posted by severdsoul
reply to post by Aphelion
cant confirm it, but the footage fox was playing on one of their teasers showed about a 8' hole with lava bubeling up. The main reason i'm still awake, to see if they told where they took that footage from. If it is YS its major... if its footage from some where else its no big deal.
But looks like they are going to chicken out and not play it. I'm going to have to crash before long and get a few hours sleep..
Originally posted by severdsoul
reply to post by Aphelion
cant confirm it, but the footage fox was playing on one of their teasers showed about a 8' hole with lava bubeling up. The main reason i'm still awake, to see if they told where they took that footage from. If it is YS its major... if its footage from some where else its no big deal.
But looks like they are going to chicken out and not play it. I'm going to have to crash before long and get a few hours sleep..
Originally posted by Shirakawa
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]
Originally posted by Shirakawa
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]
Originally posted by Ptolomeo
reply to post by xoxo stacie
I am with you, I saw it too.
Since yesterday when they were moving the webcam around the area and stopped there...
Interesting.
Regards,
Ptolomeo
Originally posted by MadDogtheHunter
Originally posted by severdsoul
reply to post by Aphelion
cant confirm it, but the footage fox was playing on one of their teasers showed about a 8' hole with lava bubeling up. The main reason i'm still awake, to see if they told where they took that footage from. If it is YS its major... if its footage from some where else its no big deal.
But looks like they are going to chicken out and not play it. I'm going to have to crash before long and get a few hours sleep..
That was stock footage of a different volcano. Theres no magma erupting at Yellowstone, yet. So, you can rest well.
[edit on 1/6/2009 by MadDogtheHunter]
Originally posted by Ptolomeo
reply to post by xoxo stacie
It´s like a small crater venting all the time. I have no idea if this is usual or if it was there before... But it has their attention... As the cam has focused many times there.
Regards,
Ptolomeo
Originally posted by RFBurns
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
reply to post by RFBurns
Sorry RF I don't buy that for a minute. So what you are saying is that the station output graphs are lying to us? That flat lines are in fact, not flat lines until they revise the data first, and all of a sudden these big events will show up LATER on the webicorder pages? Nuh uh.
No no no!! Im not saying the graphs or the data is lying to us. What I am saying is the data gets shunted to their computers first before it goes out onto the public servers for our use. It is important for the geologists and scientists there who are not just a curious public, to get this data as it happens, the second it happens. The system is designed so that when critical data is detected, it will direct that data to their systems first. Thats all, nothing changed, nothing hidden, its just the data needs to get to the crucial places first. The large indications you see later are the data they needed to detect at the moment it happend, when you saw nothing on the graphs.
I dont see anything wrong with that whatsoever. I for one am glad that their systems get priority. After all, who are we to trust in decyphering that data....those highly trained geologists who have been working these graphs for decades...or a few curious ATS members doing this from consumer grade computers, downloaded readers and graphs from public information access websites?
I would rather choose the advice and decyphering by the higly trained geologists who NEED that data before the curious public needs it.
No offense intended to the curious public. I fall into the catagory of the curious public too. But still I would rather see that data get prioritized to the trained professional geologists and their far more advanced systems than to us when a crucial measurement is detected.
Cheers!!!!
[edit on 6-1-2009 by RFBurns]
