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Today is the last day of November.
It's the 30th, 2022.
Here we have a live view of the Old Faithful webcam.
Old Faithful just went off a few minutes ago
and there's been a talk about the thumbnails.
There they are.
And all the activity this was caused by the
earthquake that occurred up in Canada last night.
I did a report about that and showed
how it did shake up the caldera here.
I took a screen capture of it and posted it on Twitter.
And this is what I posted.
This was about 07:36 p.m central Daylight Time
that I shared this with you guys.
It was 6.2 miles below sea level.
All earthquakes are measured from sea level.
And 305 people reportedly said they felt it.
USGS gave it an intensity level of six,
which means it was felt by all.
Many people were frightened and run
outside following plaster and chimneys.
Small damage.
You might go back and look at that
report that I posted here on YouTube.
There's an earthquake here.
It is for Mary Lake.
For some reason Denny Creek didn't show it.
So to Butte, Little West
Thumb and the western boundary.
Let me go to Mary Lake and I
want to show you the seismic signature.
Show you how it shook up Yellowstones caldera.
Now you'll notice that these are long and round.
This is volcanic tremors.
This again is for Mary Lake.
And we'll go to Soda Butte
and go to its seismic signature.
Again, look at that.
Let me pull it over a little bit for you.
Yes, see long rounded tops. Yup.
Cause volcanic tremors there at Yellowstone.
Alright, little West Thumb and we'll
go to the seismic signature.
Yeah.
And next we'll go to the western boundary, look
at the gases, the hot water that came up
and we'll go to the seismic signature. Yes.
USGS is not reporting any earthquakes for today.
Maybe they're too busy helping out with the
eruption of the volcano there in Hawaii Monola.
They are reporting one from yesterday down here, Kelly,
Wyoming, a magnitude 1.37.9 miles below sea level and
A 1.5, same location, 7.3 miles below sea level.
Then for the 28th, which would
have been Monday, we got three.
Yeah, I'm sure they're bigger than that.
Up there by Madison river.
A 0.8, a 0.9 and a 0.6.
Looks like, let's see, the largest earthquake
would probably be there by Kelly, Wyoming.
A 1.5.
Jumping over to the live stream view, just it's
all compressed because I got five different monitors here,
but I can see we got screaming at Soda
Butte and also which surprised me, but it has
shown that a while ago at Denny Creek.
There's a lot going on there.
And Denny Creek is actually up
there by the Madison River area.
Let's see that don't look like screaming,
but we got magma coming up.
12345 lines of melt, all right.
Probably right there. No.
Okay, let's look at the seismic signature.
Look at that.
Let's make that bigger.
Oh, man.
That's volcanic tremors again.
And this is the area where
they've been having that earthquake swarm.
Yeah, not good.
We'll make that bigger, too. See that?
Now these are smaller, so they're harmonic trimmers.
And we'll go there and make that bigger.
Smaller again.
Harmonic trimmers.
We got a little peak there and another
one there out to make this bigger.
It shrinks on me.
Okay, let's go there.
Yup.
Harmonic tremors. Okay.
Have to make it bigger again.
Yeah, not good.
Well, there's a big dip there.
Let's close that.
Make that bigger.
All right.
Harmonic trimmers.
Let's go to the spectrogram. Wow.
Yes, this is definitely a wow moment.
Yeah.
Now, these lines, each one is a half an hour. All right.
Going to Google Earth.
Here's the Madison River area.
This here is the supposed outside edge of the caldera.
Let me make this. I don't know if you can
see that there is Yellowstone Lake.
Yeah, I got so many notes over here. All right.
But this up here by Hedge and Lake, that
is the monitor that I am currently showing you. Okay.
And this is the area where we have lots of earthquakes.
Warms.
I have told you guys, as the Earth's magnetic
field weakens, we're going to be seeing more and
more earthquakes and more and more volcanoes erupting.
There's one right there, too.
We got a thickening of the lines here.
You can see.
Let's take a look at the seismic
signature, how to make that bigger.
Okay, now, this is tectonic.
You can see they got the sharpened points.
Tectonic.
Yeah, the plates are moving, but for some reason,
I don't know why, it does not show.
Let me see if I can find it.
The earthquake that occurred there in Canada.
The other monitors, too.
This is that time frame.
So I'm just going to this is tectonic.
We got a little couple of little spikes there.
One there and one there.
All right, here we have Soda Butte.
Something's definitely going on over there. Yeah.
Let's go to the two shakers right there.
Two earthquakes right there.
Not being reported.
Popping of the ground.
I've talked about this before.
When they have popping of the ground
and the magma comes in yeah.
For some reason, they do not report that.
So on the live stream, this
is what I noticed right here.
Let's pull that.
I'll extract that and see what I got here. Okay.
Popping of the ground.
So to viewed is up by
the northeast entrance of the park.
That is the direction that the
caldera, the hot spot is moving.
You can see it drawn out here in red.
The time frame for this event, earthquake popping of
the ground shows up on all four monitors.
Let's make Denny Creek bigger here.
Also, you can see two events. Yeah.
Why that's unusual to have popping of
the ground across such a large area.
I mean, the park is huge, and
yeah, it won't pop across the park.
Let's go to the seismic signature again.
This is Soda Butte.
Way up north northeast, little west thumb there
on the eastern side of Yellowstone lake.
Pick that up, too.
You can see it down here. Pop.
Yeah.
Volcanic tremors. Okay.
I made it bigger.
I think I need to go back.
Yeah, just a little bit of
magma came up during that time.
All right, let's go to the western boundary.
This is close to the other monitor, denny creek.
Let's look at the spectrogram.
This is the western entrance coaster there.
I don't know if you can see that or not.
Now, this is tectonic.
And here we have Mary lake. Yeah.
That's, once again, harmonic and volcanic tremors.
There's the spectrogram as it came in.
Interesting.
And then we got some more stuff over here.
Let's close this out.
Okay.
We got another one right here.
Like I said, they're not reporting it.
1649.
The only place that really shows up besides Mary Lake
would be Little West, denny Creek and Soda butte.
It does show up at barely.
Just barely.
So let's make Mary Lake bigger.
That is in red there.
Go back to the seismic signature.
That would have been at 09:55 A.m.
There at Yellowstone.
And it comes in as a magnitude 1.47.
Often they say that they would expect
a large earthquake before a volcanic eruption,
and Monolo didn't do that.
They had a magnitude, what, 4.0, maybe a 4.2 on the
center of the caldera there at Monte Lake when it erupted.
So something to think about. Yeah.
You think you need large earthquakes?
That's probably one of the largest ones I
see here at Yellowstone, other than all this
popping across the board here at Yellowstone, which
is the whole park there just went pop.
And I showed you that. Yeah.
I've never seen that happen before.
But then we've been seeing a lot of things
here at the park that we haven't seen before.
Yeah.
Going back to Mary Lake. Yeah.
Here we had a small little gusher that
came in all of a sudden there.
And there's the spectrogram.
Here we have soda, but it's just kind of
rattling along a little bit and then pop.
And then I can see all that activity that started up.
Yeah.
See that? Yeah.
Let's go back to the signature.
More popping of the ground.
Like I said, each line is a half an hour.
So yeah, that's about two and a half hours ago.
And then we got more popping over here, too.
Yeah, that's an unusual yeah.
This is after that earthquake there in Canada.
Shook up the caldera here at Soda butte.
Let me make that bigger. Darn it.
I hate it when it goes small on me.
It's so frustrating there. Yeah.
See how it screamed in shook up the cold air and yeah.
Another spot of screaming
during that Canadian earthquake.
See that?
It got so loud that the machine
would not even pick it up.
I'm trying to see if there's something else over here.
Let me see.
Yeah, right there too.
See that flatline.
Some of our new followers probably don't
realize that there's different earthquakes around the
world that happen, in effect, Yellowstone.
Usually that's the case when there's
a large earthquake up in Alaska.
But this is probably one of the
largest that they've had so close to
Yellowstone, and that was in Alberta, Canada.
I guess they're still rocking and rolling.
Someone said that they had about
30 shakers during the night.
All part of prophecy, right?
So what are your thoughts?
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