Good afternoon, everyone.
Thank you for joining me.
Looks like we caught Old Faithful going on behind all that.
Well, you notice this Hill here.
Let me bring it up a little bit so you can see it a little
bit better.
That is the Mallard Lake resurgent done.
Most volcanoes only have one research and done, but Yellowstone
has two areas where the ground has risen up because of the
magma recharging into the system.
Usgs has 46 earthquakes reported for the last week.
We got one up past Bozeman and there's another one down here
by the Grand Fita.
The largest was a magnitude 2.0 by earthquake Lake Hedge
Lake, a depth of 12.0 km.
So that's about 7.4 miles below sea level.
And all earthquakes are measured from sea level.
And that was on the 11th of this month.
So I thought I would add earthquake Lakes monitor to my list
of monitors that I'm showing.
That is the one here on the left.
The next one is Denny Creek.
The second to the right would be little west to and then
on the far right.
We have Lake.
But going to Google Earth.
Here's a location for that earthquake station.
This Lake was created by an earthquake that happened in 1959
that created a huge landslide, killing many people, blocking
off the river and thus creating the Lake up behind it.
There you can see it right there going down below.
Over here.
Let me bring it down here.
We have Denny Creek.
The little star is the epicenter of that earthquake in 1959.
This yellow thumb tack is location of the magnitude 2.0 earthquake
on November.
This is location of a magnitude 3.1 earthquake.
This area of the fault zone.
You notice how it's broken?
Yeah, the fault has been broken and there's different blocks
being shoved up in different locations.
This two is an area near the Snake River Plateau where magma
is coming up under the ground and going up to the caldera
and drawn out in red is the caldera rim of Yellowstone.
I have drawn out a lot of different things on here.
I got the areas of past eruptions.
This is the Henry's Fork Caldera.
That eruption was about 1.3 million years ago in light blue,
which is much larger.
I don't know if you can see it goes all the way up around
here, down through here.
If you follow my hand.
That is the Island Park caldera.
Scientist figures that erupted about 2.06 million years ago,
but there's been more recent eruptions.
Let's see.
Let me bring it down.
We get Hells half acre.
And also close to this area is Craters of the Moon.
Now Craters of the Moon.
That eruption.
You can see it all in black.
That was only about 10,000 years ago.
There's been about 40 smaller eruptions since the last major
eruption. And yes, there is also Rio light deposits within
this area from these eruptions.
So you could get a day intrusion.
We could have a smaller eruption anywhere coming up where
the plumb comes up from.
Many of the scientists do not agree about the Yellowstone
plume and where it comes from and what direction it goes.
Here's an image from 2013.
This is of the Snake River Plateau.
Another image taken from Magneto Telluric data.
This one is looking down and the arrow here is the direction
of the North American plate.
So there's a lot more to the plume that comes up heating
up the ground in different directions.
And the cartoon image that they most recently published of
the Yellow stone called Aram.
I guess you could say that some of these are the pockets
of milk every time they get some University to go out and
do the research for you as yes, they keep finding out that
it's bigger and bigger than what they originally thought.
So again, this is Magneto telluric images up to about 50
km in depth.
So this would be about 31 miles below the surface of the
Snake River Plateau and Yellowstone.
So this is the latest image, the spectrogram of the earthquakes
that I pulled again.
Earthquake Lake on the left, Denny Creek here next to it,
Little West Palm and Lake View on the right.
So I'm going to show you an image of Denny Creek and I want
to show you the location of Denny Creek right there.
Alright, let's bring this out.
And we got the location of the 1959 earthquake and we got
the spectrogram.
Now this is from 1650.
We got two lines of melt like I talked about before, there's
more likely cracks allowing the magnet to flow up.
And because of the I like cap, not all rock melts at the
same temperature.
The magma is moving horizontally and then it finds another
spot to melt the rock and find another crack and solely rises
closer and closer to the crest of the Earth.
There is pockets of melt only 600ft under where people have
been walking.
This is why at times they have to close off different sections
of the boardwalk because it gets so hot the cameras stop
working. It would probably melt their shoes, melt the tires
on your cars and have unhealthy gases to breathe in the monitor
from Little West.
Yeah, we got a few marked in right here.
It also two has two lines of melt with pockets of melted
hot rock in the center between the two.
Let's go over here and take a look at this.
Those are the most recent ones in red.
Let's take a look at the signature 09:00 Universal Time,
and these are what's called volcanic earthquakes.
You get that one magmas on the move.
So Where's the earthquake signature from?
The four different monitors.
Look at Denny Creek.
Let's make that one bigger.
Yeah, this is what's called a screw wave.
Yeah, look at that.
Now.
It comes up from that area.
It moves off across the park.
I've talked about the two different directions, one being
the Snake River Plateau and the other from the Gulf America
coming up on the east side of Yellowstone like interesting
signature, isn't it?
Alright.
And it's pretty thick throughout that whole time.
Let's go backwards a little bit.
Each line is a half an hour.
Let's take a look at the signatures.
Yeah, we had magma coming into the system.
Look at that.
And I'll tell you the monitor was acting up wasn't working
correctly. Yeah, we got some other signatures out.
Started changing when we have the series of small earthquakes
seen. Earthquake Lake was also showing a series of small
earthquakes. Actual drum beats.
Let's look at the specter, Graham.
Yeah.
Look how hot that is and then it settled down.
But we still have let me pull it down for you.
We still have the hot pockets of milk.
This too, is an area.
I want to make it very clear where the magma is much deeper
under the caldera.
This is outside what they consider the caldera rim.
So it's not as brittle.
The ground is not as brittle as it is in the center of a
caldera. So I'm going to go to Little West Bound.
We got three different sections here marked in red, which
means the computer picked up the earthquakes and I've talked
about the sharp popping of the rock that's occurring there
and we'll look at the spectrogram and the heat that came
up. Okay, 1555.
And remember, this is an area or the area where the magma
is much closer to the surface of the ground.
These earthquakes were not reported even though they are
on two different monitors here.
We have little west foam and this year is Lake, but which
is on the Eastern side of Yellowstone like all these are
showing up.
Yeah, they do not want you to know what is currently happening
there at Yellowstone.
Let's see what it was showing when I pulled the files.
Yeah, see, it settled down a little bit.
They don't want you to be prepared.
Those that are prepared, more likely they would come in and
take from you what you have.
There is some major stuff coming.
I am not going to be one bit surprise if food rationing isn't
going to be happening along with rationing of other goods
soon. Not because of this.
I have no idea what they are pulling or why they're pulling
it, but they're going to make it impossible for you to go
out and buy unless you have a vaccine and then they're going
to make it where you can only buy two of each item so you
cannot go out and buy goods for your neighbors or your other
family members.
That's coming to right here at 157.
That's where it was screaming again when it screens.
What I'm talking about is the rush of the magma coming into
the system is so fast and so loud that the monitors can't
pick it up.
So it goes silent.
Flat line.
Over here is little west.
Thumb up.
Over here is Lake, but right there, let me Zoom in.
Two different monitors.
And what I need to do is find a monitor that's closer to
this area.
Here this heated zone where Bob Smith, who has worked for
the University of Utah.
Maybe what, 50 years.
He feels that the next eruption will occur.
Hopefully, it's going to be a small eruption.
Hopefully, it's not going to be a large eruption.
In my last one, I talked about the earthquakes that were
occurring over here by the Sour Creek research in that's
someone in yellow and then the Mallard Lake, which I don't
have it drawn out.
I just got the location.
That's the one you see on the live webcam.
Looks like they're currently looking at Bee Hive right now.
Usually this side little bit Vince before Beehive.
The camera is just crap.
Okay, it's crap.
Used to be so much better.
But anyway, that's all I have for you right now.
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