Good evening, everyone.
Thank you for joining me.
Today is February 13, 2023.
Tomorrow's Valentine's Day.
Yeah, I went out and got some more canning jars.
I'm currently making beef.
We'll see how it comes out.
I've never made it before, so if it comes out good, I'll
make some more, and I'll make a video for you guys.
Yes, I'm still prepping because of all
the world events that are going on,
you just don't know something's coming.
Anyways, USGS reported early this
morning a magnitude 3.7 earthquake.
Three seven a. M.
And they gave it an intensity level
of six, which means someone's got damage.
And there was one report, maybe that's
the person who said they have damage.
And I don't see anything on here.
Can I zoom in?
Yeah, I can.
All right.
Yeah, it was near Ten Sleet, Wyoming.
Many of you that follow me will remember this
area back in 2015, some time possibly in November.
And this crack that opened up, which was several stories
deep, 750ft long, and at least 50 foot wide, it
looked a lot wider than that to me.
Different scientists said that it might
have been caused by a landslide. I don't know.
We got spreading.
Yeah, I don't think it was a landslide.
They don't know if there was an earthquake that caused
it to open up, but it was discovered by some
hunters in the area, and then they reported it.
It wasn't there before, and there was no
sign that there was a crack opening up.
A guide and several people that had
hired him, yeah, they discovered it.
You can see some of the rocks down here at the bottom.
Look out.
Yeah, that looks like it's stretching.
Like it pulled apart to me.
Doesn't look like a rock slide.
I've never been able to find the
exact location of this crack, but today's
earthquake was somewhere within that location.
USGS said it was a magnitude 3.7.
They actually didn't fudge about it.
Now, back in April of 2021, there
was a magnitude well, it says 3.9.
Okay.
And then, let's see, November of
2017, there was a magnitude 4.2.
This area does not get very many earthquakes.
USGS that it was 6.8 miles in depth.
They gave it an intensity level of
six, a shaking of intensity level four.
So intensity level six means it was felt probably that
one person that sent in a report to USGS said
they were frightened, ran outdoors, and they had damage.
Possibly falling plaster or chimneys, maybe some cracks
in the foundation or the walls or windows.
Yeah, if you had damage, this
is a really sparsely populated area.
They gave an intensity level between four and 4.5.
I downloaded four different monitors.
Once again, for some reason, I
don't think it showed up.
Here on Denny Creek, we got the Borehole Borehole
207, which is down by the western boundary.
And we have the western boundary mounter.
And then the far right is Holmes Hill.
All right, let me show you that.
There's the earthquake as it
came in on the spectrogram.
And there's the seismic signature. Yeah.
The fault move.
And yeah, I'm not surprised there's
so much pressure coming up.
Maybe that crack opened up some more.
Wherever it's at.
Let me bring it down here.
We got a couple more earthquakes, but this
is the only one I believe they're reporting.
Let me double check.
Nope, I was wrong.
There is three earthquakes.
The most recently Stanley, Idaho.
That would be along the Snake
River Plateau, more than likely.
Let's take a peek by the Transcallus chalice. Excuse me.
Fault zone.
Yeah, it was okay.
Right there.
And let's bring it out.
Yeah, this is the Transhallas fault zone.
I've talked about this.
It goes all the way up to Canada
and it's slowly moving northeast, I guess.
And then we also have the saw
tooth fault zone, which is right here.
Let's zoom back into where it was at.
And I'll mark that right there. Okay.
10 km in depth.
And they'll often put 10 km when they're not sure.
That's just their rule of thumb, their generalization for
earthquakes depths when they just don't know 10 km
or it would be about 6.2 miles.
I don't see an earthquake at,
well, 1215 and 50 seconds.
I see one at 1216 and 15 seconds.
This is the borehole at 1216 in 55 seconds.
And it looks like plate movement.
Again, let me show you another monitor.
This here is the western boundary. Okay.
And you can see here 1210.
They're not reporting that.
Let me extract that.
Yeah, harmonic trimmers and yeah, volcanic trimmers.
Okay.
There was a little one before
that right there at twelve, five.
Now this is all Universal time.
It's going small on me. Okay.
1213.
And we'll extract that.
That's tectonic in nature or fault movement.
And then we got this one at 1216.
We got four long here, actually five.
There's 1216 in 50 seconds.
And then there's another one, but
they're not recording those, are they?
Let's take a look at the spectrogram again.
This is the western boundary.
And this has been showing a lot of activity.
This here is a line of melt.
I just went past that one. Okay.
And we'll go to another monitor.
This is Denny Creek.
I think this one stopped working.
Yeah, about 23.
Close to 25 Universal Time.
You can see down here.
Let me pull this over.
The other monitors are still working.
We're currently at a little after 125, but anyways,
yeah, Denny Creek shut down for some reason.
At least I got the boreal working.
That's good news.
I've talked about how I believe there is a crack coming
up, a plume somewhere over there, or maybe several plumes trying
to allow the magma to ascend to the surface.
We actually now have two lines of
melt very close to each other.
I don't know if you can
see that little gap between there.
I want to go to the seismic signature.
Yeah, see, keep talking about this.
Let me make this bigger.
Yeah, we got the faults moving, the plates moving.
See, it's rounded.
That indicates tectonic movement, but yeah,
see how they're all rounded?
Let me go here.
Look at that.
Let's go to the spectrogram.
The spectrogram tells a lot.
Sometimes we see a lot. Look at that.
We'll come down there's a bigger one over here.
You can see the heat coming up.
And we'll come down here.
This is marked in red, 2032.
So about 132 in the afternoon today.
And then we got let's look at the signature.
Yeah, pop.
Now that came from the north.
And then we got another one marked
in red about a minute later.
Same direction came from the north.
But look at all this. Oh, my goodness.
And we'll just pull it across so you
guys can see what's going on there.
And I'll show you where Denny Creek is at.
And the western boundary.
I'll just keep pulling across the I can see
little gaps between the two lines of melt.
Yeah, they go, oh, Yellowstone is not going to erupt.
Well, if Yellowstone was not on a threat list,
then why was NASA looking into pumping cold water
into the caldera to cool it down?
You just don't pump cold water to cool
down a volcano unless it's acting up. Okay.
And this is the most recent activity before
they shut it down or something happened. Let's see.
That's kind of small, isn't it?
Let me go back to that. There we go. Okay.
And we'll extract that harmonic trimmers.
I'm prepping.
Like I said, I got some more canning jars so I
can pressure can some more food and put it up.
It's really hard for my kids to prep.
So basically it's just me.
My daughter's working two jobs,
and it's hard with inflation.
She keeps complaining about the price of food.
I told her I have no idea how
much food that I have will last.
I don't know.
If something does happen, something major, the adults will probably
have to cut back to one meal a day.
You can't do that with babies, children.
I got six grandchildren.
Yeah, there's a spectrogram.
Let's try that for this.
And I'll make this bigger.
And let's take a peek at what it
is showing when I make it larger.
Yeah, that's really telling, isn't it?
Nothing to see.
Please move along.
Yeah, let's go here.
We'll make that bigger just for the fun of it.
We'll pick one out.
That's probably the biggest one that I see here.
Yeah.
All right, here we have the western
boundary, and we'll make that one bigger.
And we got some other earthquakes here.
We'll make that one bigger.
I'm having fun doing this.
I don't know why I never thought about it before. Yeah.
Okay, let's come down and see
what it was showing earlier.
They'll say, oh, it's snowmobiles. Yeah.
Let's look at the seismic signature.
There was one I just seen.
Where did it go?
Is that where I was at? Yeah.
You can see the popping of the ground pop up as
the magma tries to come up, making that ground brittle.
There's two more there. Yeah.
Let's go to the spectrogram, see what we got.
The Rylike cap right now is
holding the magma under the ground.
Magma naturally wants to rise.
Kind of like a beach ball
filled with air under the water.
You're holding it down and it just wants to
pop right up and that's what magma does.
But it's got that Rylike cap as
a hand holding down that beach ball.
Well, eventually it does pop up.
If you constantly added air to it.
Yeah, eventually you cannot hold it down.
What's happening right now?
The magma is traveling sideways trying to find an
area where it's weak and it can come through.
And it looks like this area here probably is
it and we don't know until it happens.
One day it will happen.
Let's look at the spectrum there.
We'll make that bigger.
All right, so this here is the
location of the Borehole, borehole 20 seven.
This is the Madison River area.
Over here we got Hedging Lake.
And this is the monitor for Denny Creek.
And then let's see, western boundary right over here.
So I got them pretty close.
And then Holmes Hill, that one might be right
there in the center of the Madison River area
where all the earthquakes have been occurring.
But over here this is where they're having problems.
And Earthquake Lake was formed because
they had that large earthquake.
This is an area where they have what they call
a block zone where the faults don't go straight across.
We got a weird little thing that goes up towards
the north and then jags off towards the west.
Now they have revised where that earthquake
that they had in 1959 was at.
Let's see right there.
That's like the third time
that they've moved the location.
Yeah, it was a magnitude 7.2.
The next largest earthquake that I have seen there at the
park let me bring this out, was a 6.1, I think.
All right, is that it right there?
Yeah, 6.1.
They downgraded it to a 5.9.
What was odd about that being that large
and there was no earthquake swarm afterwards?
Now that was June 30 and they
said it was 5.9 after revising it.
And it was 7 km in depth.
So that would be about 4.3 miles in depth.
Down here by the Gibson River.
We got Wolf Lake and Greeb Lake. Yep.
Getting dark there.
It's currently 06:44 P.m.
07:44 P.m Central Daylight Time.
Yeah, we got a storm coming in tomorrow.
It's going to be for me at least, but
what I get is usually a day after Yellowstone.
We're going to have freezing
rain and snow starting tomorrow.
So I'm glad I went to the store and refilled some of
the things that I've been using that are in my supplies.
What are your thoughts?
Are you preparing for whatever may
come with all these world events?
They even reported that Russia was
currently using balloons over Ukraine.
I don't know.
Yeah, I should make another video about UFOs.
Anyways, what are your thoughts?
Please put them down below.
Please stay safe, be prepared and get your house
in order, physically, mentally and spiritually, as they say.
And I'll talk to you later. God bless you. Bye.