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Originally posted by JustMike
Hi TA,
well, so yet again we see a possible link between a major quake in another region triggering lesser ones in Yellowstone. Granted, the first acknowledged example of remote triggering was an AK quake affecting YS, so I guess this latest m 7.5 off the AK/BC coast yesterday could fit the bill as well.
Just wondering: did you happen to check the seismo archives for YS to see if there was a similar pattern after the Oct 28 m 7.7 BC quake?
Originally posted by boymonkey74
Does this thing happen often? I mean has this happened recently and calmed down?
I hope Yogi and Booboo are ok.
Originally posted by smyleegrl
reply to post by TrueAmerican
For those of us who are idiots.....can you explain what you mean by a bulge in the lake and the potential danger a swarm there would pose?
I think I have an idea, but want to make sure. Thanks!
Originally posted by Aleister
A woman I know said recently that she'd like to move to the Yellowstone region. She didn't know about the potential of a superquake, and I didn't tell her (it's a scary thought if you don't yet have it in your personal universe). She's a long way from actually doing it. And I know, even if you live hundreds or thousands of miles away it will get you, but the thought of living right on top of it, naw.
Moderate swarm just south of West Thumb, so not really under the lake. The largest is about a M2.1, so not big enough to get autolocated. They will get located and posted to the UU website tomorrow.
Originally posted by Aleister
A woman I know said recently that she'd like to move to the Yellowstone region. She didn't know about the potential of a superquake, and I didn't tell her (it's a scary thought if you don't yet have it in your personal universe). She's a long way from actually doing it. And I know, even if you live hundreds or thousands of miles away it will get you, but the thought of living right on top of it, naw.