YELLOWSTONE UPDATES (2014) : ... Strange things happening @ Yellowstone...

There is 2 sides to a debate & discussion Sweetheart...You have had over 10 pages to your doom scenarios and discussions....How about letting people who know what's going on have a say instead of bashing and calling them...

I told you it was because of more snow melt but did I bash you at first?? Did I call you names in my first post about the snow melt??? NO, I didn't. Have a bit of respect for other people coming on the thread and they will respect you..Let them give there advice and scenarios to what they think it is...Works both ways Sweetheart

You lot DO realise you're watching Yellowstone and her Geysers doing their usual every day thing right?

That nothing out of the ordinary is going on at Yellowstone.

..I'd be more worried about those harmonic tremors under LA right now if I were some kind of seismic expert at the British Geological Survey or something..... ;)

sheesh.. their sources seem legit enough.

alternate link.

[link to www.techtimes.com]

cool when this cam turns 360...

I'd forgotten about Steamboat - could that be it - having a violent reaction behind the trees?

There is also a connection between quakes and geothermal areas. The whole planet is ringing with Chile and should be considered in the equation. The local maori here, in Rotorua, who actually live on the geothermal field have told me the field changes when big quakes happen or are about to happen. Don't forget - there is also quakes happening in Yellowstone area at the moment, maybe from geothermal stuff but everything is connected in some way.

Edit to say - this field has got far more active in the three hours I have been watching it. I do know its steam but there is a lot more of it than earlier and in more spots.

Last Edited by Keep Smiling on 04/03/2014 09:15 PM

love any news from YSNP thanks

[link to www.isthisthingon.org]

Madison

look full screen :-)cam turning...

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Last Edited by told ya on 04/03/2014 09:17 PM

Was I watching the Cam this Morning??? No I wasn't, WHY?? Because I know what the geysers do and what the cam does with a bit of wind....

Listen love, you can not educate me with anything that I already don't know about Yellowstone. I have one of the biggest threads on here about Yellowstone and I always use to think doom every time a quake happened or wind showed up on the seismographs, UNTIL I educated myself by reading and learning from others who tried telling me it was this & that. I was like you yeah but I learnt from others who knew things....

I came on this thread and told you it was snow melt that is causing bigger eruptions of steam and that is the truth, ok, you don't have to believe me..but at least listen to someone who is saying something and educate yourself to the possibilities to what it could be...Like I said, I didn't bash anyone, never called anyone..Just told the truth and you got your snake tongue out...If you want to learn and have a discussion, let people in properly and HAVE A DISCUSSION, don't diss them or call them shills just because they say this and that...Instead, Ask questions and you may get answers that surprise you...

i see the hand of God at work.

USGS,

on buffaloes, ground uplift, helium, & earthquakes

[link to volcanoes.usgs.gov]

So do you think it will blow between now and May, 12th because I really want the chicks I ordered to be delivered on the 12th of May. Otherwise next years food supply will be shortened by a lot.

I understand completely why you are watching. I literally live within the kill zone of Yellowstone so I keep a rather close eye on it. Animals in mass exodus leaving the park are alarming, elevated gas levels are alarming, earthquake swarms of larger magnitudes are alarming. Geysers that have always steamed and a camera that always shakes is not that alarming.

This morning at sunrise the temperature was 13*F and did not get above freezing until after 12PM local time. The water on average is 200*F and the steam temperature is 350*F. Due to the vast differences in ambient air temperature and water/steam temperatures you see a lot of steam coming out of the ground. If you get a chance, next time it drops below zero in your area, take a cup of boiling water outside and toss it into the air. Due to temperature difference of the water and air you see a bunch of steam form.



As far as the camera shaking. The wind speed this morning was sustained at roughly 10 mph with gusts as high as 21 mph later in the day. With that being said, the tree that the camera is mounted to is a lodge pole pine that is rather tall but not very large in diameter so it does not take very much wind speed at all to get them to sway. In addition to that, because the camera is zoomed in quite a bit during the close ups the swaying appears to be a lot more severe than it actually is. Think of when you use binoculars and zoom way in on a object, even the slightest movement drastically changes your sight picture.

[link to forecast.weather.gov]

Last thing, when 3000-4500 gallons of water are forced out of the ground under high pressure in less than 5 minutes it tends to shake the ground a bit, if you had ever actually visited the park you would know that, and the seismographs that are set up in the park are extremely sensitive. They can pick up the vibrations of a human walking, so of course you will see the geyser going off register on the seismographs.

Have a good evening.

Video of today's activity...

We ALL live in the kill zone.

iPad fail, need flash to watch.

If yellowstone were about to blow, what would you expect to see right before? How much could be recorded by the webcam and transmitted via internet before it went down?

well, if it's gonna do everything that's predicted, it seems
like it'll have to be more than 10 times greater than a 100 megaton Hydrogen Bomb.

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Actually Yellowstone has the capacity to cause a catastrophe of a nature previously unseen in human history. The effects would be global, causing a mass extinction and the death of most humans on Earth due to agricultural and ecologicalfailure. The most frightening thing about it is that it is past due to erupt and has actually been showing signs of an imminent eruption since first being observed by Europeans. 400 years is only .00067% of the 600,000 thousand year period, and it's overdue by 40,000 years. 4 tribes of Indians fled the area over 300 years ago when the indigenous bison fled, leaving only a small band of Shesonies called Sheepeaters. Archaeologists found evidence of extensive continuous human settlement of the area going back 12,000 years including several tribes, yet by the time whites arrived only a tiny band of indians remained in permanent residence who told of a time before geysers began to erupt and mineral springs killed most of the fish .[ they left after it became active]Indians are superstitious about the geysers.Yellowstone is an active long period supervolcano and it could erupt any minute/hour/day/week.

Oooohhhhh. The seismographs in YS are insanely sensitive, so when geysers erupt, it sets off the seismograph (EQ cam) we were all watching live located in Los Angeles. Got it.

Beautiful!!!!!!

I don't remember ever seeing the cam activity this crazy, have you?

damn. that's a major steam eruption right now.

Thanks for that bit of history - it made me think of this 'ghost' story about one of our volcanoes. Eye witnesses were both European and Maori.

[link to www.teara.govt.nz]

btw AC I'm not a Yellowstonetard - I'm a volcanic tard and earthquake tard for exactly the same reason as Sol. I live in a kill zone - it pays to keep our eyes open.

Earlier it didnt go quite this long. Its the grey smoke im curious about.

That's all you can rebut?

I was referring to the seismographs in YNP.

The quake cam you were viewing in LA was more likely showing one of the 98 earthquakes in California today, or perhaps the many large aftershocks in Chile that have been occurring the last two days. I guess you were too busy watching a webcam swaying in the wind to notice those other factors.

shadows

Ok, possible dumb question but who is in control of the camera, I assume remote by park rangers?