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We have a view from the old
faithful webcam looking there at the Upper
Geyser Basin at Yellowstone National Park.
Yeah, those of you that have been
following me know about the unzipping during
the last major eruption of Yellowstone.
How it started up here by the Madison
River area, did a counterclockwise rotation until I
got down here by Heart Lake.
And then at that time both resurgent
domes collapsed at the same time, creating
the huge eruption that everyone talks about.
They don't talk about the 40 smaller eruptions,
at least 40 that have happened since then.
And then I was thinking about the resurgent domes collapsing
at the same time and the crack, the fault line
that they have there at Yellowstone Lake where there's dyke
intrusion trying to come up, it's got a cap of
Rylite holding all that magma down.
So I was wondering if during the last eruption
when the two resurgent domes collapsed, creating that huge
eruption that changed the weather pattern of the Earth
for decades, put us in an ice age, would
there be a sign prior to the collapse of
the eruption of magma there at Yellowstone?
Or would this area just become a giant eruption of
flames and lava magma bombs coming out of it?
USGS is reporting 30 earthquakes within
last week on this map.
One up here, which we probably couldn't add into it
by Gardner, and another one down here by Kelly, Wyoming.
They have not reported any earthquakes for the
Yellowstone area within the last 24 hours.
Even though we know that there's been earthquakes here.
We have the Thumbnails and I've
talked about the volcano screaming.
Well we got indications of that
here at Mirror Lake Plateau.
Look at all red.
And let me go up here.
This is Soda Butte. Up here.
There's Soda Butte and Norris Junction.
Yeah, we got drum beats.
The most significant, of course,
is little West Thunder.
That's where the crack is at.
I call it little westbound.
They just call it West Thumb, but years ago it
used to be called Little West, I don't know why.
Anyways, and then let's come
down here, the western boundary.
Okay, yeah, see we got drum
beats and some small earthquakes here.
Maple Creek is also showing signs
of the screaming of the volcano.
Purple Mountain also had drum beats.
Pelican cone over here on the eastern side.
Yeah, drum beats.
And I don't know if you can
see those little triangles right there.
Yeah, that's where it was screaming.
And see how wide that is?
That space there.
Yellowstone has been recharging for another
eruption for about 6000 years.
It's a huge volcano, so big it's actually
got two resurgent domes compared to one.
Here we have the Mallard Lake resurgent dome that
we can see here on the live web camera.
This here is Old Faithful.
I have never seen the activity that I
have seen in the last month at Yellowstone
with the screaming of the magma coming in.
Like I said, Yellowstone has 40 smaller eruptions
since its last major eruption and I believe
it's going to have another eruption.
Who knows when, I don't know when.
Hopefully it's going to be a smaller one, but all
the indications showing that it is recharging for an eruption
and like I said I hope it's a small one.
I normally only download data from three different
monitors to save on space so you guys
can see but I downloaded four today.
On the left is the western boundary here.
The one next to it is Little West Thong.
Yeah, look at that.
We got Denny Creek and the borehole.
This is a very deep well, probably 600ft
under the surface for the Madison River area.
Madison river was showing what I described
yesterday as the blobs of magma.
That's their actual scientific term when the blobs thick magma
decides to come into the system all at once.
Someone talked about the old Steve McQueen movie
back, what was it in the 50s called
the blob that was invading the town and
gobbling up movie theaters and stuff like that.
I showed you in my last Yellowstone
video about how volcanoes actually do scream.
It's kind of like emitting a tea
kettle like screech prior to an eruption.
This was on Smithsonian Magazine.
Wired magazine also had an article
about volcano screaming before they erupt.
I've talked about too about how because Yellowstone got
that cap of Rylate, one of the most explosive
types of magma you can possibly have anywhere in
the world, holding the magma down, that the magma
was moving horizontally, moving out sideways.
Here they're talking about the blobs of magma.
It appears to be caused by something
deep within the earth moving sideways, almost
like rats running underneath a carpet.
So the study author, Bryant Lovell of the University of
Cambridge, the hot blob would spread out from the center
of the hotspot rather like a doughnut catch.
That the hotspot and it goes into
about the hot spot there beneath Iceland.
Another article from 2015 from live science.
Titanic blob of magma.
Yeah that's the actual scientific term
found beneath Yellowstone super volcano.
A giant shaped reservoir of shearing hot rock has
been discovered far below the super volcano underneath Yellowstone
Park, one that could fill the Grand Canyon more
than eleven times over, researchers say.
Remember that you guys.
So this thick gooey blobs of magma comes up,
it melts the rock a little bit and then
it pauses until pressure builds and then it pushes
up a little bit higher creating the drum beats.
Now this here is the borehole for the
Madison River area and they got a couple
of earthquakes marked in right here.
Now this here a circle I've shown you
before is identified as tectonic plate movement.
And let's pull this because we have both tectonic
plate movement and we also have right there.
Let's grab that volcanic trimmers.
Here's a document about volcanic tremors, how
you see them prior to an interruption.
Sometimes you see them during interruption around
where the magma is coming up.
This article hasn't about eruption there in
Japan and the one in Hawaii, Kilowuela.
They are supposed to be recorded between one and 10 Hz.
So here on the side we got hertz, we got five and ten.
And you can see all this activity over here.
Let's pull this over.
This is the spectrogram showing you the line of melt.
And we'll just jump around here to some of these.
If I wanted to go here to some
of these that are marked in red.
Yeah, you notice the heavier of the line is
between the magma is between one and 10 Hz.
Over here, something new for everyone to learn.
Let's go over here to this one that's marked in red.
There you go.
Let's pull this over.
Went off the line.
Sorry, we'll go to this one.
Yeah.
Yellowstone is definitely gearing
up for another eruption.
I don't know when.
It's a huge volcano.
I don't know how much magma has to come up.
They don't tell us currently right now
what percentage of melt we have.
They say that you wouldn't have to worry about our
wraps unless it gets to be about 35, 33% melt.
I do know that there are pockets of
melt only 600ft below where people walk.
And that would account for people's shoes
melting roads, melting, things like that.
Here we have an image of taking a thermal reading from
one of the boardwalks where the magnet was rising up.
They had to close it down because of
the heat coming up under the ground.
And you can see the discoloration here on this path.
We got one here, we got another one there.
And yeah, over here you can see all
the dead trees too within this area.
Look at them.
They were killed by the gases coming up.
There was actual areas, well you can see on the
live webcam another area such as this where the magma
was coming up and actually melted the road.
And they had to block this off, they had to raise
the roads, rip out all the asphalt, raise the roads, put
a bit of gravel underneath hoping that it would dissipate the
heat that was coming up and then repave the roads.
That's an ongoing process that
they're always doing there.
Now once again, this is the data from
the borehole at the Madison River area.
This is where originally the unzipping started,
went counterclockwise before its last major eruption.
Little west thumb.
That's what I call it.
I want to be picky about it.
Some people like to be picky.
It's called west Thumb.
Yellowstone Lake.
All the screaming that's going on, it gets so
loud that sometimes the data cannot be recorded.
Yeah, look at that.
And it went on for how many hours?
Let's take a look, at least 10 hours.
And let's go down here.
Let's see, let me pull it up. Here we go.
Yeah, there's nothing to worry about, is there?
Absolutely nothing. Right.
Frequency hurts between zero or one,
I should say and ten.
So way down here at the bottom would be zero
and it goes all the way up to 10.6 Hz.
This is not stampeding buffalo cars going over,
speed bumps, road construction, anything like that.
Denny Creek the most recent, let's go down there first.
The most recent one I pulled the file
a little while ago is right here.
Look at that. Okay.
And look at the hertz.
Look at the magma that came up.
I am telling you things that they
do not want you to know.
Well maybe they're hoping it'll be a small
eruption and just like Iceland, they'll get all
the tourists that come in, play volleyball.
As the magma flows, there is a chance it
could just be basalt and not a riot explosion.
This here is Denny Creek's monitor.
Look at that.
We'll just click on some of these.
I have never seen any signature at Yellowstone.
This is the first day for
this signature that I've seen.
Today is August 25, 2022.
This is the first time I've seen signatures
like this at the park at any time. That weird little.
Let's go back to it.
That weird little.
See that?
That's where the ground gets so brittle that
the magma is finding a conduit to come
up, putting pressure on the ground.
Let's try and extract that and see what we get.
Alright, we got thickening of the lines here.
I'll have to make that larger for you.
More blobs of magma.
Now this is tectonic plate movement as the
North American plate slowly moves going south west.
And see that by the sharp points.
And then I want to go to these recent
small earthquakes that they say did not happen.
That's the most recent one at 1427, that's
Universal Time, which would be at 09:27 A.m..
It's little, it's very small.
That one comes in as a magnitude 1.2.
And then we got another one right there.
Looks like a series of popping there.
And then we got another one there.
Let's look at the spectrogram.
Another small one here we have little west thumb.
West thumb.
When I pulled the files, you see
that's where I ended it up.
Yes.
It's screaming so loud it couldn't pick up.
The signature was beyond the capability
of the equipment and yes.
What else we got here?
When I pulled the files let's try this one right here.
536 Universal Time.
So that would be 12:36 am. Today.
Let me go over here, see what that is.
See what else we got here.
Pulled it up and then we got that there.
Look how long that lasted.
That was at 11:08 p.m.
Last night.
Where is it at?
Up over here.
Let's go to its signature.
I'll pull it back over for you.
Doesn't really look as dirty today as
it did in my last video.
The railroad is going to be going on strike.
I got word from my daughter.
She works with a woman whose
son works for the railroad.
And he told her to better stock up
because there's going to be shortages of good.
One third of all our goods come by railroad.
So if you're not prepping for volcanic eruptions
or earthquakes or floods, prep because of shortages
that are going to be coming because of
the railroad strike anyways, what are your thoughts?
Put those comments down below.
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