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They finally got the live web camera up and running for
Old Faithful, but it's going stop and go, stop and go.
Yeah, broken up a little bit, not a very
smooth frame of viewing, but at least it's going.
So here's what's going on with Yellowstone.
The largest earthquake they've had in the last day was
a magnitude 3.3, but it was actually a 3.56.
People said that they did feel this earthquake.
USGS gave an intensity level of three, probably because the
reports that came in were quite a ways or a
little bit of ways from where it happened.
All right, so we got one here at Stanley, intensity
level two, that was 27 km southeast, so that would
be about 16, sorry about that, 16 miles.
The other also from Stanley, 52 km east,
about 32 miles, again east, intensity level three
now by Cadwell, intensity level three southwest, so
that would be about 87 miles.
And then Nampa, which is 137 km.
Also intensity level three, so that
would be about 87 miles.
And again, intensity level three.
More and likely closer to the area of the
earthquake, there would have been rock slides, I imagine.
And you can see here we got
five and 5.5 for a magnitude.
Everyone runs outdoors.
Damage to building varies depending on the quality
of construction noticed by drivers of automobiles.
And if there was any type of buildings close
to that area which there wasn't, panel walls would
have been thrown down, fall of monuments, walls, chimneys,
sandbar, ejections and automobiles would have been disturbed.
But they gave it a three, which
means it was felt indoors noticeably, but
not always recognized as an earthquake.
Standing autumn would have been rocking
slightly vibration like a passing truck.
For some reason I cannot get my Google Earth to work.
So if we zoom in, you can see
there's using earthquake gov, there is a road
close to here or a highway, highway 21.
We got Banner Creek, Bench Creek and then well,
this one's also labeled highway 21 also, but there's
no construction that I can see on their map.
It was a shallow earthquake, only 6.2 miles.
All earthquakes are measured from sea level and
there is 104 earthquakes listed on this map.
But that would include this one up here in Montana.
Now if I move the map, let's bring it down. Yeah.
Towards Salt Lake City.
We got 126 earthquakes within the last week.
Yeah, I got to check out what's going on there
in Salt Lake City now it jumped to 127.
Yeah, the wallsite spault zone looks
like it's getting a little active.
So here's that earthquake and I'll bring it down.
It was actually a magnitude 3.54 and you can
see there's lots of them marked in red here.
Also today there was a magnitude 2.6 by Chalice, Idaho.
I zoomed in a little bit
here looking for the larger ones.
A 1.4.
Yeah, Madison River area, a 2.3, that was yesterday.
Let's see here.
Bring it down.
A 2.2. Again.
The Madison River area.
A 2.4.
Both of those were on the 13th, then 1.7 on the 15th.
That was only 3.5 miles in depth.
A 2.4, also on the 15th, a
2.3, that would have been Sunday.
Let's see here.
A 2.6, that was yesterday, monday.
Oh, that's Chalice, Idaho.
Okay, this is the Snake River plateau here.
What else?
That's about it for the larger ones.
Alright, let's jump over to Little West.
This one here at 434, marked in red.
They're not reporting, but I take a peek.
What's going on here?
We can see.
Yeah, magma coming in.
Let's take a look at its signature.
Let's see what that one is.
Yeah, we got screaming.
Let's go to the seismic signature.
Yeah, we got screaming today at Little West Thumb.
Now remember, screaming is when it comes in so
fast that the monitor can't pick it up.
Now that was at 1423 Universal time, 09:23 a.m.
Central daylight time.
So this one that they're not reporting,
that would have been at 11:33 P.m.
Last night.
And let's see how large it is.
That one comes in as a magnitude 1.52.
That one too, they're not reporting.
That would have been 1011 their time.
And then yesterday there's a whole series here.
Oh, look at that.
Yeah, harmonic termers.
This would have been yesterday.
1749, about 12:49 P.m., 1250 in the afternoon.
Yeah, look at that.
This would have been yesterday.
Yeah, there's a whole series here. Look at that.
Yeah, harmonic tremors.
Again.
This is Little West Thumb.
All right, let's jump over to Soda Butte which
is in the northeast corner of the park.
And you can see we got three lines of
melt, possibly four lines of melt right there.
This is what it was showing when I pulled the files.
You can see two and let's go up over here.
Yeah, they probably got die contrusion going on.
Only one marked in red.
Oh, look at that.
See that?
You should be able to recognize that signature.
Let's go to its signature.
Got so loud it wouldn't pick it up.
The machine wouldn't pick it up.
Let's make that bigger.
Yeah, that's harmonic tremors.
Yup.
Very concerning.
Now this would be a location probably the northeast
section of the outside of the caldera itself.
The wall of the caldera, yeah, that's why.
Another reason I think it's concerning.
Now, we know that the magma chamber,
the magma, the conduit is moving northeast.
So it could be an indication that
we got spreading in that direction.
That would have been at 07:44 A.m.
There at the park today.
All right, 1651, this would have been yesterday.
You can see the signature there that I talked about.
Let's look at the spectrogram.
Let's go back to the signature.
Let's make that bigger.
1651, that would have been at 10:51 A.m. Yesterday.
Let me see if I can see anything else, it looks
like another 15 or no, this would have been 16.
Three.
But you can see here for some reason, it
shows it, but it didn't pull the data.
Where I can click on it, I don't know.
And I can't make that bigger to show it to you.
There's a lot of popping of
the rock as the pressure grows.
You can see that here.
I'm just kind of jumping around and looking at it.
Yeah, this one's actually marked in there. Nope.
Right there actually marked in red.
I'll make that bigger.
Let's see here.
Okay. There you go.
Yeah, it's as big as I can get it.
All right.
The western boundary, which is the
western entrance by Hedgeon Lake there.
And yeah, there's quite a few here marked in red, too.
That one there is the 3.5, which they claim is a 3.3.
And we got yeah, it's interesting how
it just kind of stopped there.
And then we got smaller earthquakes
here afterwards with this here.
Yeah.
The line of melt, if you remember
my last report about this area.
Yes, we got it pretty darn close up there.
This is what it was showing when I pulled the files.
Just kind of jump around here.
You can see it's a little brighter there.
Let's go to this little thing.
Yeah, we'll pull it over a little bit.
I wanted to go back there.
There we go.
Yeah, it's probably dike intrusion
in these different locations.
Let's go to this one here.
Yeah, the borehole, of course, is not working,
so we got that to deal with also.
Yeah, there's that little bit of activity at 1026
Universal Time, that would have been 04:25 A.m..
Yeah.
Let's go to the seismic signature of this stuff.
This looks like all tectonic
here, which I'm not surprised. Yeah.
We know the plates are moving
as the Earth magnetic field weakens.
Let's go back to this little one.
Yeah, good timing.
Old staples going off. Yep. It looks dirty.
Look how dirty that is.
Good timing.
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