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on the bottom right here we have and
it's smoking and it's really dirty.
The other guys are back over here, looks dirty as well.
They were zoomed in on it, but then they moved
the camera for some reason, I don't know why.
Maybe because it was so dirty.
Yes, it's a sign that the water under the
ground is super heated over 2000 deg which is
melting the rock and bringing up the different particles.
Look at that.
USGS is reporting eight earthquakes today
for the last 24 hours.
The most recent at 11.3 Universal
Time, 4 miles below sea level.
That would be in the upper magma chamber.
It was a 0.1, right?
0.7.
Nothing to see right now.
The thing I notice, they are not reporting the earthquakes
that are occurring along the Saw tooth fault zone.
Yeah, the Snake River Plateau.
I don't know why they're not doing that.
It's currently 11:38.
A.m Central Daylight Time.
I downloaded four different monitors. So debute.
On the left, Maple Creek.
Next to it, little West Thumb.
And this here is the Borehole
207 for the Madison River area.
And let's bring it down here
and see all the earthquakes.
Now this is a borehole, a very deep
well under the ground over 600ft below the
surface that a hole has been drilled in.
The equipment put in the top has a
cover of cement and let's zoom into it.
Okay, so we got a tilt meter here at the top.
And let's come down and we'll come down. Okay.
The seismometers for the earthquakes are 661 ft to
663ft below the ground and then the strain meter.
So it's not going to be
picking up any outside noise whatsoever.
This earthquake currently is not being reported.
It comes in as a magnitude 1.92 and I'll bring it
down so you can see it there at the bottom.
It says MD 1.92.
And let's look at the spectrogram.
The last earthquake they did report was
at eleven or three Universal, which would
be this earthquake right here.
Now this is Maple Creek right there.
There's a spectrogram.
They must have a student who's probably in their
first year of research and studying about earthquakes because
this earthquake is actually a magnitude 1.54.
Now this is the last earthquake that they reported and
we have another one shortly after at eleven nine.
Now that is Universal Time, which
would make it 509 Mountain time.
I believe they're an hour before my
time, which is Central Daylight Time.
And it comes in as a magnitude 1.51.
And we'll go to the spectrogram.
This one not being reported.
Twelve, nine and 10 seconds Universal
Time, which would be 06:29 a.m.
Their time.
There's a signature, there's a spectrogram,
something happened there and this one
comes in as a magnitude 1.71.
Here's the other one that I just did at 14
or nine, which would be 08:29 A.m., and it's 1.92.
Let me bring it down.
It doesn't matter where you take the reading from,
as long as you have the entire seismic signature.
And we'll go back to that. Right.
There another one that they're not
reporting at 18 Universal Time.
This is the borehole. I don't know.
It's marked in red.
They had a text message sent to them.
I don't know why they're not reporting it.
Maybe they were still in bed.
This one comes in as a magnitude 1.98.
There's a signature that came in at Maple Creek.
It also comes in as a magnitude 1.98.
And I'll bring it down for you.
And we'll go to the seismic signature.
1.98 not being reported.
534 universal Time.
This is the borehole.
20 seven, marked in red.
Are they reporting it? Let me look.
Yeah, but they're off on the time. Maybe.
Or maybe I am.
534.
They're saying it's a 0.7.
That one they did report.
All right, 1134.
That would have been late last night there at the park.
And it comes in as a magnitude 1.7.
Isn't that what they said?
A 0.7.
Yeah, a 0.7.
Now, once again, this is from the Borehole
a very deep well under the ground.
All right, I wanted to jump over to Little
West Thumb and let's look at the seismic signature.
We had a whole bunch of popping of the
rock and magma that came in through here.
1500 Universal Time.
That would have been 09:00 A.m.
There at the park.
And where did I see it?
All right, I'll go back to what
I was trying to look for here.
This is what the file was
showing when I pulled the files.
Got the heat again.
This is West Thumb.
Let me just pull it over a little bit.
Go over here and there.
Let's look at the signature.
Yeah.
Tectonic and movement. Okay. What?
Was I right there?
I think that's what I wanted to see.
Right there and then oh, right there, too.
Yeah.
At 1333, that would have been 730 a. M. Today.
Yeah, that's what I saw.
Let's take a look.
Oh, look at that.
See, it almost not quite.
Got so loud that it wouldn't pick up the
sound of the magma coming into the system.
Look at that.
Yeah.
Let's go back over here.
Yeah, same thing.
Save that.
Yeah.
And then earlier, they actually have blobs
of magma come into the system.
You see the thickening of the lines there?
Pull it across.
Magma was oozing its way up.
We got it there.
And we got it there.
You can see the heat.
Who knows what the current state
of melt is for the rocks.
Let's go up a little bit farther.
Kind of a V shaped signature there.
Let's go to that.
I want to go to this one right here.
This would have been yesterday, 1 minute
after midnight, which is not being reported.
I think I see.
Not just yeah, see, we got volcanic signatures here.
They are long and deep with rounded
tops along with the tectonic signature. All right.
I reduced it in size and it
comes in as a magnitude 1.82.
Let me show you the spectrogram.
Look at that.
More likely there was Dyke intrusion
westbound being there at Yellowstone Lake.
They got that crack at the bottom of
the lake and Icontrusion is trying to come
up, but yeah, they didn't report this.
Well, it was Sunday and yeah, let me bring it down.
Okay.
1.82.
I'll bring it down a little bit farther for you.
Here you go.
Alright, let's take a look at So debute.
There's a lot of popping going on.
Unless you're on a big screen TV, you probably
can't see all the ones marked in red.
And I'm just going to jump around and show them all.
It's even hard for me to see it on my laptop.
Trying to find this one. There it is.
And we got another one
there, probably there, right there.
And another one right there.
And let's go back up right there.
Right there.
Let me close this. Let's see.
Did I show you that one?
And then we got that one.
That's interesting.
Let's go to the signature.
All right.
This one's larger down here.
Yeah, look at the milk coming up there at Soda.
But we got two lines of melt.
Now remember, Soda Butte is kind
of northeast of the park.
Further to the east was where they
had that 4.1, I think it was.
Let me look.
4.2. Okay.
I've often complained about not
having live gas monitors.
Well, evidently they did put in one test monitor
at Volcano or Mud Volcano, one little test site
to try and figure out if the equipment is
going to work right and how well it's going
to work to measure four different gasses.
That's it for gas.
Now they have a web page.
If you click on the image of the
multi gas enclosure on Mount Saint Helens.
Yeah, it shows you this.
But let me go back.
There is a monitor and they talk about
the gases that they're doing at Yellowstone.
So why would they post a picture from Mount St. Helens?
Now, the four gases that they're reading is Ho,
two CO2 s and So two So, that would
be hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide and
moisture content that's in the air.
So they have it at Mud Volcano and
they got this article about Mud Volcano Trail. Okay.
Here at Mud Volcano, you are close
to one of the resurgent domes.
The hills you see to the east
up here comprise of Sour Creek Dome.
Resurgent domes are areas of active ground deformation
where the land moves up and down with
the fluctuation of the magma chamber.
Before, they're not saying water, they're saying it goes
up and down because of the magma chamber.
Now you would think they would put monitors
up there in the Madison River area where
they've been having the earthquakes warm. Oh, no.
They're having an area where
there's been ground deformation.
The lake is tipping.
Let me make this bigger.
Let's see here.
We're supposed to click on this little tiny cloud
and that'll take us to the web page.
It will open up a web page and air
temperature, wind speed, water, CO2, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide.
Okay, so let's go to hydrogen sulfide.
Not much of a change for the last look like
almost a month they're showing here, going up and down.
Okay, let's close this out.
And when I close it out, I got to click
on the darn thing again, which would be hydrogen sulfide,
which is colorless flammable, gives you the run egg smell.
It occurs naturally in crude petroleum,
natural gas and hot springs.
But it doesn't distinguish between the two.
The one to monitor CO2 and so two, well, I guess
they don't give a rats behind because it's not working.
When I first got into volcanology with Aleuro eruption
there in the Canary Islands, they had monitors that
tracked the different gases second by second.
Everything was broke down.
What CO2?
So two ho two, yeah, you name it.
So why are they putting in a monitor that
is half as and doesn't work properly in a
location where it probably doesn't really matter?
Why don't they have it over
there in the Madison River area?
When they had the unzipping of the last major eruption?
That's where it started.
In a counterclockwise rotation of multiple eruptions, unzipping
going down towards Hart Lake when both Cul
Dearers or both resurgent domes blew.
One of the richest countries in the world.
We got so much money.
We can send weapons and money
to all these different countries.
We can put the man on the moon
and we can't get proper monitoring for Yellowstone.
We got different tilt meters and temperature monitoring meters
that they show, but none of the links work.
Yeah, they don't work.
They were kind enough to give us
this map to supposedly click on stuff.
This was recently added, the little cloud.
But the other crap don't work.
You're supposed to give up. Right?
Well, I was going to show you
the tilt meters, but they're not working.
So here we have Steamboat Geyser.
It's last eruption was on September 18 and
it had been 89 days, almost 90 days
since its last eruption, which was in June.
Looks like they're waiting for Old Faithful to erupt.
A lot of people there this
morning it was like 30 degrees.
If it rained, it would be cold enough to snow.
Yeah, winter's coming early.
A lot of people, or some people
ask why am I canning so much?
Is it because of Yellowstone?
Well, not just that.
I'm canning because I really think there's
a war coming and there'll be massive
food shortages when that happens.
Or you could have earthquakes, you can have floods.
It also beats inflation.
So it's not just for one
disaster that I am preparing for.
And I've been preparing for many years.
Stock market crash.
And I think that's coming.
I think we're heading for a depression.
Look how long it took them to
admit that we're in a recession.
Yeah, they still lie about the cost of inflation.
Anyways, that's all I have for you right now.
You should be preparing for any of those events.
Yeah.
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