hello hello everybody it's 5 20 p.m Central Time on the 28th of November 2022 it's Monday here
in the United States I've got something I want to show you really quick this is going to be a
very quick video just to show you a heat signature that showed up out in the ocean first before the
Hawaii eruption now to see it I again I'm going to put a link down below for everybody to go look
themselves depending on what kind of screen you're looking on or what kind of resolution
you're on you might not be able to see it I'm going to put my Mouse around it here and then I'm
going to move it back and forth and it's just a little red splotch this is out in the ocean a few
thousand feet down at a place called Low ehi and under C Mount that's out there in the ocean just
south of pahala now I can do a few things to maybe adjust how we view this so I can turn for instance
our saturation up and I can make it more you know there's a lot more color in there okay we can do
that we can also adjust the brightness if we need to to maybe help you see it I don't know if this
will help you see it or not but it is blinking off and on there and then we just come forward about
an hour and a half later then we have our big eruption now right around the same time
on land you can see something happen at Kilauea it's ever so light you can't really see it on
this feed actually quite frankly now if we go over to shortwave infrared it shows us black splotches
where the heat signatures are and I'll take you back to the time in question and you might
I don't know if we'll see it let's see if we'll see it through the cloud cover it
might be hard to see through the cloud cover it's ever so faint let's go back a little bit
it is showing right here as a little black gray Square I mean it's barely showing up
but again it's down in the ocean so I'll go back to the natural color fire view this is our most
current view but what I'm interested in is what happened right before so definitely something
blinking right out there the time stamp on this if you're looking at Goes West satellite go 17
RGB natural color fire View and the time stamp is 620 and 28 seconds UTC time so November 22nd
at 6 20 28 UTC and if you look close on your own computer if you can't see it here on this
um let me take the saturation down and adjust the gamma maybe turn the gamma up a little bit maybe
that'll help and again we're looking right down here just directly above the nov on the time stamp
okay so there's definitely something showing up out there really quick
and then we get our big eruption and it's pretty rare to get eruptive activity out
at low heat at low E it doesn't happen all the time that's why I wanted to show it to you again
I don't know if this is going to really help us if you're going to see this maybe contrast
up or down might help us too contrast up or down let me get it back on the screen here
right here put my mouse tip right in the middle of it so it's important to document these things
again I don't know if USGS or anybody would be you know actually catching this
they're looking even at these sort of things out in the ocean on goes satellite they wouldn't think
to check the fire view for out in the ocean a couple hours beforehand I mean who would think to
check right so there it is it's flickering on and off out in the ocean about five thousand feet deep
which shows something significant happened out there first and this happened at 6 20 UTC time and
then by 9 20 3 hours later boom so first this out in the ocean then three hours later this on land
pretty interesting right and that's why I'm documenting it so I at least hope maybe people
can at least see it if you can't I'll put a link down below so you can see it if you might even
need to watch on like a big screen TV and adjust the brightness on your screen itself to look at it
on the link it's that it's that pale again it's 5000 feet down in the ocean it's not supposed
to pick up fire signatures in the ocean all right guys much love I will save this and get this out
over on YouTube so everybody can see it but in the meantime we do have links that I can provide to
different channels who are covering live coverage in Hawaii that's doing Hawaii we also have two
pineapples who's also covering that really good stuff so two pineapples and doing Hawaii two
different channels in Hawaii who I would recommend to watch for updates on this to get live views on
the volcano and the lava flow as it's taking place okay much love guys peace out and I will be back
if anything else goes down we'll get some seismic updates out later on tonight going into tomorrow