Good evening, YouTubers.
Thank you for joining me.
Today is October 1, 2022.
It's currently 45 degrees yellowstone.
They got some snow on the mountains.
On the higher elevations here we got a
live view of the Old Faithful webcam.
They've had several earthquakes
today that actually reported.
The largest being a magnitude 2.8 earthquake.
It was near Hedgeon Lake and it occurred at 03:39 P.m.
Local time at a depth of 13
km or 8.1 mile below sea level.
They don't have a moment tensor ball for this.
Going to Google Earth here's.
Location of that 2.8 earthquake.
And let's bring it out.
Here we got Hedgeon Lake and this very well
could be related to the Hedgehog Lake fault zone.
I've been looking into this Red Canyon fault zone
and the swarm up over here that's been ongoing.
Trying to find a name for this fault zone.
This very well could be the Red Canyon sculpt or Scarp.
Excuse me, scarp.
Not much research has been done into this area and
I spent all day trying to find out about this. Scarp.
Yeah, it goes all the way up to Bozeman, Montana.
And here you can see it encloses Hedgeon Lake.
Let me make this bigger for you.
So I'm going to be looking some more tonight
about any research that's been done on this area.
Someone is on the ball tonight.
They did not fudge about this earthquake.
It comes in as a magnet to 2.83.
This is the Maple Creek monitor.
The borehole 20 seven was working earlier today.
Then it stopped working.
So I am down to four monitors.
I opened up a new one to try and
get more information seeing how the borehole wasn't working.
Here we have So, Debute, Homes
Hill and CLT, little West Thumb.
That's why I always call it
little west thumb instead of Westhumm.
But anyways, yeah, there's the earthquake and
there's been other ones more recently.
Here we have the live stream view.
At the top is Maple Creek.
The one underneath it is Little Thumb Creek.
Or Little West Thumb, as I call it.
The next one down is Soda Butte.
Notice here a little Thumb Creek.
It's screaming and at the very
bottom let me bring it down.
That's home sells.
Yeah, look at all these quakes coming in.
So let's go to the largest of the most recent.
I'll have to make that bigger.
Okay, right there, that comes in as a
magnitude 2.33 and 22 23 Universal Time.
So that would be about 523 524 Mountain Time.
And then we got another small one right afterwards.
But the next one is marked in
red, which is that one right there.
That would be at 525 local time or 22 25.
That comes in as magnitude 1.66.
Alright, so this one right here I already did.
Let's do the next one that's marked in red at 2041.
So that would be at 03:41 P.m.
And it comes in as a magnitude 1.91.
And we'll go to its signature real quick.
It's got quite a p wave on it.
When I was going through the files and downloading
them, I noticed this one right here at 127.
This would have been universal time occurred in
Peru because if let me just pick whatever.
Let's pick so debute.
See how deep that is. Yeah.
And there was a magnitude 4.7 there in
Peru, so I think that's what it was.
And it shook up the caldera here at yellowstone.
Let me go oops, let me go up and check
out some of this other stuff at so debute.
Now, so debute, when that 2.8 earthquake came in yeah,
it shook up so debute, and it made it screen.
Look at that right there.
Let's go to the spectrogram. See that?
No data came in blank.
Let me go back to the seismic monitor. Yes.
And see, this is way over let me go to
google maps over on the northeast side of yellowstone lake.
All right, we got soda butte right here.
And then we got soda butte campground.
Let me bring it out a little bit farther.
They had flooding in this area when they
had that big storm earlier this year.
And this part of the park, the roads are still closed.
So debute is up over here.
And then keep an eye on that.
All my writing.
And then down over here is
the sour creek resurgent dome.
This is the mallard lake resurgen
dome, and that's Yellowstone lake.
So let's go back to the area
where the magnitude 2.8 earthquake occurred.
Yeah, I thought that was really interesting, that
this earthquake would shake up the caldera so
much over there at soda butte.
Okay, just look for the little blue pins here.
Yeah, but it would make it
scream all the way over there.
So let's check out little west thumb.
Now you can see afterwards.
Yeah, we had blobs of magma coming in.
Let me make that bigger for you.
Yeah, that's their actual scientific
term, blobs of magma.
See, that how the melt line
rose up right after this earthquake.
Let's bring it over.
And you can follow it right there
and then almost went off the line.
What's it currently showing?
When I pulled the files right there, we got
a small quake there and the other one there,
which I already showed you on the other monitor.
All right.
09:39 a.m.
30 01:00 a.m. Local time. Yeah, I can see.
We got magnet was coming in there at west.
Let's follow the line amount.
See that?
And let's jump up over here.
Let's see what else we can see at west.
There was no earthquakes during that time.
All right, we got something right there.
So we got one here at 102 universal time.
That would have been 08:00 p.m. Last night.
And then we got another one at 836.
You can see the line amount here.
And then let me pull it over.
We got another one over here.
Right there at 08:28 p.m..
And yeah, you can see there was magma coming in.
Remember there's that day, that crack where it's
trying to come up there at Yellowstone Lake.
Let's take a look at this.
All right, let's go back to So debute, 11:39 A.m..
See that signature?
This is so debute. See that?
Let me bring it over and see if I
can see anything else went off the line.
Okay, so that would be 225.
And let's go to the spectrogram.
Some of these are really hard to see.
11:32 p.m.
Last night.
A quick popping of the rock there. See that?
11:26 p.m. Last night. Yes.
It's interesting that this is just
like right in the middle.
Okay, I think I did that one already.
Let me come down a little bit more, take
a peek, see if I can see anything else.
Like I said, it's hard to see.
Well, I'm glad I downloaded the data when I did.
Yeah, look what's going on with the live stream.
Look at all that empty data.
Let me bring it over.
Yeah, we got another earthquake coming in.
Or it did come in.
Yeah, it's all been removed.
Now, isn't that odd?
I've often talked about and other people have
brought out the fact, can they remove data?
Well, there's your proof right there.
All right, so I was going to go through
some of these small ones here at Maple Creek.
This one here at 22.
31 is a magnitude 1.69.
That would be at 531.
I don't know if I did these or not.
I think I did 534.
Yeah. Okay.
This one more recently, six, that's a magnitude.
Looking here when I pulled the files, you can
see the different little pockets of line of melt.
And a lot of people have brought up
about people walking here around at the park.
Do they realize how close some
of these pockets of melt are?
I did find documentation that there is
pockets of only 600ft below the ground.
So that's a little less than two football fields.
I can't say they had a temporary power
outage because the data was here earlier.
And you guys saw that.
You saw that for yourself, so it was removed.
So what are your thoughts?
What do you think about that?
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All right, well, yeah, interesting today.
Please stay safe and I will talk to you later.
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