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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 02:32 PM by Anonymous ATS
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Could you please insert the address of website if you have one for the 3D imagery of the Volcano Caldera please would be very grateful as i am very
interested as I do believe reading threw articles and research that it is quite possible for the Volcano Caldera to errupt in our generation or the
next.
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 03:08 PM by Anonymous ATS
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Everyone is freaking out about a very natural process that happens in Yellowstone. It is not unusual for a series of earthquakes to happen. While
there is some (and I emphasize some) potential for more earthquakes in the area (around Yellowstone Lake-a historical site for earthquakes), potential
volcano activity related to these earthquakes is small. Geologists are studying these earthquakes to find out the cause, but most are too small to
even really be felt (the biggest are around 4.0). I am not an expert, I just looked at yellowstone's official
website( volcanoes.usgs.gov...).
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 03:39 PM by NoArmsJames
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USGS finally updated their Yellowstone quake data. Looks like the 4th, and so far today (the fifth) the quakes have slowed in both number and
intensity.
USGS
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 05:11 PM by hardeeboy
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Well, I guess the warning he gave was not to important. Maybe over reacting just a little huh? If the news was that important I am sure the press
would have told people a long time ago.
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reply posted on 5-1-2009 @ 10:04 PM by meagerhair
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 01:35 AM by retso
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Might be an idea to rig your self a generator fixed to a bike so your able to power stuff
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 01:53 AM by UFO-RESEARCHER-
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WOW i live in MONTANA when is it gonna happin iv been to yellowstone park 1 time there are boiling holes it cazy THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP MAN
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 07:47 AM by patrickrpg
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The only people that need to dear are, those living between the 200 - 300 mile radius, everyne in the jet stream behind the park for a few hundred ti
a few thousand mile, and maybe (by eveything the Discovery Channel says )the rest of the plant during a miniture iceage. Look on the bright side it
would help global warming.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 08:41 AM by Realtruth
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We seem to have a volcanic alert for Yellowstone area. I believe this is not the only alert service showing the 3.2.
Can anyone provide more info? Thanks
hisz.rsoe.hu...
EDIS Number VA-20081229-19822-USA
Event type Volcano Activity Date / time [UTC] 29/12/2008 - 22:48:18
Country USA Area Yellowstone National Park
County / State States of Montana, Wyoming City -
Cause of event Unknown Log date [UTC] 29/12/2008 - 22:48:18
Damage level Not or Not data Time left -
Latitude: N 44° 30.996 Longitude: W 110° 20.370
Number of deads: Not or Not data Number of injured persons: Not or Not data
Number of missing persons: Not or Not data Number of infected persons -
Number of evacuated persons: Not or Not data Population
hisz.rsoe.hu...
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 10:17 AM by jaman
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has anyone heard any thing new on this topic today?fox was supposed to have a scientist on to talk about it but its running late due to the burris
thing.the teaser seemed kinda doom and gloom but its probably for hype
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 12:18 PM by nixie_nox
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I heard this too actually that Yellowstone has recently moved into the Red zone for volcanic eruption. Which means that volcanic eruption is probable.
I am banging my head trying to remember where I heard that, it was only a few nights ago. It was during an interview I think.
They said all this time it stayed yellow or green but a lot of recent activity put it into the red.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 12:31 PM by nixie_nox
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Here are other scientists reporting that the activity is unusual. Though I don't know a thing about this website:
scientists eye unusual swarm of quakes
"They're certainly not normal," Smith said. "We haven't had earthquakes in this energy or extent in many years."
Smith directs the Yellowstone Seismic Network, which operates seismic stations around the park. He said the quakes have ranged in strength from barely
detectable to one of magnitude 3.8 that happened Saturday. A magnitude 4 quake is capable of producing moderate damage.
Though I can't find any other evidence of any alarm. The USGS still has the status of Green, for what that is worth.
"This is an active volcanic and tectonic area, and these are the kinds of things we have to pay attention to," Smith said. "We might be seeing
something precursory.
"Could it develop into a bigger fault or something related to hydrothermal activity? We don't know. That's what we're there to do, to monitor it
for public safety."
The strongest of dozens of tremors Monday was a magnitude 3.3 quake shortly after noon. All the quakes were centered beneath the northwest end of
Yellowstone Lake
I am certianly not an alarmist, or one to drop on the band wagon. But the fact that it got quiest suddenly makes me nervous.LOL
When somethign makes noise and gets quiet suddenly, it always makes me nervous.
Like the calm before the storm.
didn't Mt. St. Helens get real quiet a day or two before it blew?
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 12:43 PM by 1curious1
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I too heard on the Fox radio network that they were going to be talking about Yellowstone Quakes. However, I missed the story and the website does
not have anything listed in regard to this.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 12:46 PM by 1curious1
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Apparently, this "activity" has slowed. See Updated #6 "copied below".
Situation Update No. 6
On 05.01.2009 at 21:13 GMT+2
The recent earthquake swarm underneath Yellowstone National Park appears to be slowing down considerably. It's good news for the people at the
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory who monitored close to 500 small earthquakes in the area during a six-day stretch. It had been the most intense swarm
of earthquakes in Yellowstone since 1985. "Everybody was mobilized," said Jacob Lowenstern on Monday. Yellowstone National Park normally sees at
least 1,000 earthquakes every year. "We saw half of a year's earthquakes in less than a week," Lowenstern added. The vast majority of the
earthquakes were small and never felt by people within the park, but a few were strong enough to be felt by visitors and park staff. The strongest
earthquake was a magnitude 3.9 on the Richter scale. Yellowstone National Park sits on top of a geologic "hot spot" and has historically been a very
active area for earthquakes and the occasional volcanic eruption. The last massive eruption took place 640,000 years ago. Lowenstern said the Volcano
Observatory staff does continually assess the risk for another volcanic eruption, but it's his belief this latest swarm was not indicative of
anything more than just a series of relatively normal earthquakes. "We didn't see any other indicators that told us we needed to be overly
concerned," he said.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 01:49 PM by Namaste
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Thank the heavens...
I had a horrible dream about Yellowstone erupting the other night...
I live in Casper, pretty much central Wyoming, and I believe my world would get turned upside down should the sleeping giant ever choose to wake up...
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 05:11 PM by Rocketgirl
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Just in case anyone cares, Discovery Science Channel well be airing " When Yellowstone Erupts" on Thursday night.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 08:42 PM by fnord
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if it blows we're all screwed. worldwide screwed. unless ET comes and gives everyone a ride on his gigantic spaceship.
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 08:43 PM by j2000
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UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!!!
Another warning by C.C. Sanders
here is the link.
worldwidewaterplan.com
little snippet bellow :
Update time = Thu Jan 5, 2009 at 3:29 a.m.
Posted by geologist C.C. Sanders on January 5, 2009.
"I am informing all State officials around Yellowstone National Park for a potential State of Emergency. In the last week over 252 earthquakes have
been observed by the USGS. All of the pre warning signs for poisonous gasses to escape from underneath the parks lakes are present. - I want everyone
to leave Yellowstone National Park for 100 miles around the volcano caldera because of the danger in poisonous gasses that can escape from the
hundreds of recent earthquakes. These poisonous gasses that can escape from underneath the lake present even more of a potential problem because of
the super volcano."
Code - Yellow
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reply posted on 6-1-2009 @ 08:57 PM by toast317
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Originally posted by j2000
UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!! UPDATE!!!!
Another warning by C.C. Sanders
here is the link.
worldwidewaterplan.com
little snippet bellow :
Update time = Thu Jan 5, 2009 at 3:29 a.m.
Posted by geologist C.C. Sanders on January 5, 2009.
"I am informing all State officials around Yellowstone National Park for a potential State of Emergency. In the last week over 252 earthquakes have
been observed by the USGS. All of the pre warning signs for poisonous gasses to escape from underneath the parks lakes are present. - I want everyone
to leave Yellowstone National Park for 100 miles around the volcano caldera because of the danger in poisonous gasses that can escape from the
hundreds of recent earthquakes. These poisonous gasses that can escape from underneath the lake present even more of a potential problem because of
the super volcano."
Code - Yellow
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I talked to Kevin Sanders for a little bit, great guy, however, I came to the conclusion that he does know what he is talking about, but isn't a
professional. He is a private geologist, he doesn't work for any company that has to do with this.
It's more like a hobby for him.. which is fine. But when you take his word over the experts that's a little wrong.
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