***BREAKING!! Yellowstone Just Had a BIG Earthquake and It's Going Unreported!***

WHOA!

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Maybe that's what the seismograph picked up from Alaska?

When I first went and checked it was only showing on 4 charts, NOW it's on every chart!

I've been watching those seismo's for days.......Look the other way...

If YW had a big quake we'd be running for cover, not typing on the internets

ding ding ding ding
WE HAVE A WINNER !!!!!!!

Surprised this isn't pinned yet, but it will be.

Anyone checking USGS to see if anything is coming up?

Thread: Has anyone looks at yellowstone's seismo's?
mine from earlier

And the first shill arrives

yellowstone has BIG quakes every week.

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That is the reverberations from the 7.4 Alaska quake.

All seismos register huge quakes - check them out - they will all show a quake at the same time. It is the vibrations from a big one.

So Yellowstone did not have a quake.

Them shills are gonna be busy the next few days .
gonna be a shortage of depends diapers i predict

Obviously you didn't click on the link.

It's missing the preamble. That makes it a suspicious quake

Actually, NO, they don't. You obviously don't keep up with Yellowstone.
I've been keeping up with Yellowstone since January and this is the first one I've seen of this size and on every chart.

It also clipped out the seismograms. That makes it a big quake. How big? I don't know how those stations are calibrated. Clippage is not fun in any case.

If that was the case, the intensity would be similar on all the seismograms. There is one where it appears small.

Wait and see I guess. Clippage is not common at a distance.

i agree with you doll, whats the sensitivity of these graphs? any idea? just look at all that movement at Joseph's coat.

sorry, but you obviously have never looked at the seismos when huge quakes happen.

When Japan happened every seismo around the world was pure black from the Earth vibration of the quake.

Yellowstone is somewhat close to the epicenter of Alaska, so it registered bigger.

Here is a link to many seismos from around the world, you will see they are all registering a large quake at the same time.

[link to aslwww.cr.usgs.gov]

Understand how the Earth vibrates and shows quakes.

Also - you will see the P waves of quakes and where they register stronger
[link to earthquake.usgs.gov]

Please learn how it all works to understand.

A good thought but not sure because different locations are in different formations, some might jiggle much more than others I guess from the same ambient oscillation.

Clipping does seem to indicate more than a 7.4, 2000 miles away.

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh but that is only what happens when other big earthquakes pop off on some other part of the world. You see they say it works like this.......their seismographs are soooooooooo extra sensitive that when a big earthquake pops off at some other part of the world it has nothing to do with Yellowstone itself. It is only showing up because of the seismo waves being captured at Yellowstone on their extremely sensitive equipment. But as they will tell you big earthquakes have absolutely no effect on supervolcanos. And because the scientist told you this you must therefore believe it........big earthquakes thousands of miles somewhere else in the world have absolutely nothing to do with supervolcanoes.

This thread is poo. There was no yellowstone mega quake.

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Quakes do affect other areas - especially the P waves - which I linked above.

As one fault moves it may put pressure on another thousands of miles away and that is why one quake can make another pop.

Also quakes do affect volcanoes, any large Earth movement can cause another on the other side of the world. The Earth is one place, what happens in one area, doesn't stay in the area ( unlike Vegas). :)

But Yellowstone did not have it's own quake, it simply mirrored the Alaska quake as all seismos did.