Whats going on at yellowstone?, page 703
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reply posted on 12-1-2012 @ 10:19 PM by mastervolo
reply to post by ButterCookie




Earthquakes happen there all the time, yes there has been swarms, but there has been quiet times too. (The last year or two has been very quiet in fact). The earth rises and falls in Yellowstone all the time, and has done so since the last eruption. There is no 'concrete' evidence that the magma in yellowstone is rising. We can assume it is, but there's nothing to worry about there. And changes in the watertable are a result of the inside of the caldera rising and falling.

Yes all those things are facts, but they've been that way for 600000 years. Nothing to worry about till we start seeing much bigger earthquakes, violent swarms, and harmonic tremors.


reply posted on 13-1-2012 @ 01:36 AM by alysha.angel
Im not sure if the link to Nasas recent story about the geothermal stuff going on in and around YS has been provided yet. please forgive me if it has .. because im posting it ..

www.nasa.gov...

What this means for real-time monitoring at this stage of the project, says Lawrence, is that the satellite data can tell Park managers when big changes occur in a geothermal area, but not necessarily what is happening, or exactly where. Landsat thermal pixels used in this study are 120 meters on a side, much bigger than many of Yellowstone’s geothermal landmarks, many of which can be as small or smaller than a one meter.


Iv read both stories on this subject and here is what i think is going on ..

as you all know iv been following this thread since the beginning of the xmas 08 quake swarm... and sometimes i do my own research and googleing on it ...
no i am not a pro at this .. with that being said ..
it is highly possible that the magma chamber under YS is in fact growing in width and length .
and is now in fact larger then it was say when the last major eruption happened 640k years ago .
so when she next blows massivly she will be larger in scale to Lake toba .. yes its a scary thought , but due to what iv followed over the past two years it is also possible ...



reply posted on 17-1-2012 @ 09:15 PM by Lil Drummerboy
reply to post by Nidwin

well considering the old hottie has been sooo quiet lately,.
this is good news


reply posted on 18-1-2012 @ 05:02 AM by alysha.angel
shes still too quiet even with the recent mag of 2.5



www.seis.utah.edu...


this is not thought as a swarm...

2.5 2012/01/17 01:32:47 44.741N 111.014W 5.0 11 km ( 7 mi) NE of West Yellowstone, MT 1.3 2012/01/16 17:55:05 44.731N 111.017W 3.8 10 km ( 6 mi) NE of West Yellowstone, MT 1.6 2012/01/16 01:39:01 44.324N 110.669W 6.6 51 km (32 mi) SE of West Yellowstone, MT



reply posted on 4-2-2012 @ 02:37 AM by steve95988
Originally posted by wasobservingquietly


A 2.8 in Wyoming. Fifty miles from Old Faithful.

earthquake.usgs.gov...

Is something stirring???

i seen that pop up as well.... right after the 2.8 there seems to be some sharp micro spikes around the mooow st..www.seis.utah.edu... well have to see if she finally wakes up!!!


reply posted on 15-2-2012 @ 12:27 PM by Afterthought
reply to post by TrueAmerican



Thanks for checking that out. I'll be interested to see what the return email says.
I find it strange that they'd send a seismologist from Florida to check out a substation though, but thanks for the response.
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