YELLOWSTONE MOUNTAINS ARE WARPING! Timelapse videos.

I believed the same since I first spotted it. It's not.

The warping, wobbling, bouncing motion is often - but not always - uniform across the images. In some places it is only the left side that warps, others only the right side. Please watch carefully. I'm a photographer, I know what I'm talking about.

If you think it's a lens or focusing issue, please explain more, and be precise.

You're a spastic retard. For real, these videos are on par with a dude holding a UFO on a string and making woo wooo noises. Jesus Christ people are so impossibly dumb.

nope, they're not. Since its the entire image and every background mountain that are wobbling in sync, therefore it is due to camera movement.

You're a spastic retard. For real, these videos are on par with a dude holding a UFO on a string and making woo wooo noises. Jesus Christ people are so impossibly dumb.

Timelapse videos are not provided by USGS, NPS, or University of Utah (all responsible for monitoring Yellowstone) so I started making my own daily timelapses since March from the raw webcam captures available online.

Note, all timelapses are created from still images taken every 30 seconds to a minute, sped up to four frame per second, so each second is about four minutes in real time. Timestamp at the top.

Watch from 02:19. Fullscreen.




Watch from 02:15. Fullscreen.




Trick of the light? Camera movement? No. Terrifyingly real, as bizarre as it looks.

This is the live seismogram reading for the location in the second video (North East Entrance): [link to volcanoes.usgs.gov]

From the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory (YVO) map on USGS: [link to volcanoes.usgs.gov]

Exactly what causes the visual warping is subject to debate though I suspect it is an electromagnetic anomaly owing to the way the mountains seem to bend and curve, even with the skyline moving. You'd think people would notice this, but it happens so slowly (only visible in timelapse, over several minutes at a time) and on such a seemingly large scale that there likely isn't much to feel.

About time to raise the alert level from GREEN / NORMAL, don't you think? [link to volcanoes.usgs.gov]

Of course, you should know... They can't do that. And they won't. Don't hold it against them, it's not personal. If they are wrong, there goes the economy, for nothing.

Will it blow soon? Tomorrow? Ever? I don't know. I will make no predictions about when. But this has progressed since March of this year when the 4.8 earthquake struck inside Yellowstone and now the warping is downright obvious.

All videos on this channel are Creative Commons license to make it easy for other video makers to share and incorporate the footage. All original frames are available here: [link to uploadshed.com]

Here is a good post for the latest seismic and other anomalies at Yellowstone: Thread: Yellowstone Caldera - Hydro-Thermal Super Volcanic Eruption 2014 -update 10/07/14 - Eruption Drills, Magmatic Evolution & USGS Data Cover Up (Page 56)

Almost every available sensor is going wild out there, worsening and worsening since the March quake, to levels not seen before.

Disclaimer: I'm not a geologist or professional in this field. Simply a concerned bystander. Feel free to ask questions but don't expect anything in the manner of "expert" opinion!

I believed the same since I first spotted it. It's not.

The warping, wobbling, bouncing motion is often - but not always - uniform across the images. In some places it is only the left side that warps, others only the right side. Please watch carefully. I'm a photographer, I know what I'm talking about.

If you think it's a lens or focusing issue, please explain more, and be precise.

I have a question, first I don't think it is camera movement, but I am certainly no expert. But wouldn't people at the park feel the movement or is it to subtle?

Sensitive people may feel something wrong but you are right, it is too subtle. The motion can only be noticed over several minutes at a time with a timelapse that skips ahead through the day. I imagine it may feel similar to a pressure or balance change in the inner ear but nothing dizzying.

The seismo at Electric Peak sure feels it. Other areas show it too but only on the unfiltered YVO seismo readings since it is not pure movement but rather it's breathing electromagnetic waves.

When you stick your hand over a fire you can feel the heat but you don't feel the way the heat bends the light. Same principle, I think.

OP, if you were to go back there and do the same thing, only this time with something to nullify the IR filter on your cam, just flat settings, odds are good that you would get some very interesting and unexpected results.

Fucking kill yourself you alarmist, brain dead simpleton.

OP, have you seen this article about the Russians confirming a severe magnetic anomaly in Yellowstone region? Is this report for realz?

[link to zeitgeist77.wordpress.com]

[link to youtu.be]


I would normally say lenses flare, because two of them seem to follow the Sun.
But then the third one that comes in @4:01 makes me have a hard time dismissing it to lenses flare @4:05 mark.

Interesting ...

The rumbles would just me immense..
Guys, worry about yellowstone when it goes silent for a few years.
Seriously.

You guys don't want to doom and gloom about this... otherwise you will look a lot like Tom Lupshu saying there is a 90% chance of yellowstone popping a cap this year...

That's not the point of this thread. I made that clear in the OP. No predictions, just a pure and simple public service announcement.

If you don't want to know what's going on at Yellowstone, don't click the links with that word in it. There are many who are interested in learning about Yellowstone simply for the sake of learning and understanding the world they live in.

OP, if you were to go back there and do the same thing, only this time with something to nullify the IR filter on your cam, just flat settings, odds are good that you would get some very interesting and unexpected results.