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A group of friends and amateurs who are interested in earthquakes as well as the cause and effect, whether ideas are based in science or in alternative methods of prediction.
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Picture of Yellowstone
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This image was shot by a cyber friend of mine and she was not intending to look for anything as related to water and Yellowstone. She simply photographs there and made a notation..but I thought it was interesting..She said about the photo enclosed.: ---"Spring of 2008 in Yellowstone Park was indeed "elusive". Even in the... more »
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Volcano Politics
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After months of fact-finding, the Congressional Mount St. Helens Advisory Committee is scheduled to draft its recommendation for the volcano’s future — including who should manage it. The committee will hold a two-day retreat Friday and Saturday at the Skamania Lodge in Stevenson. It is open to the public, though testimony... more »
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Pinpoint-News-- Re: Yellowstone ???
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Dave Nice illustration. It shows the second Nevada 3.6M. On USGS there are a couple of 4M's in the Marianas, which are on the great circle route from West Papua to California. I'll stay tuned, Donald -------------- Original message -------------- ...Hi Bob, They must have all taken the weekend off and turned off the equipment because everything is just fine and within background levels of activity. The cone of recent activity heading toward Nevada and Northern California is probably just a fluke.... more »
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Yellowstone ???
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Hi all, Apparently the Univ. of Utah shut down for the weekend. I cannot find any events--not even USGS--for more than thirty-six hours. Did someone unplug Yellowstone? The Promontory webcorder shows one event about 2:17am today. It also shows up on the Lake unit, which also shows a bunch of minor ticks;... more »
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Pinpoint-News-- The Q Road to Yellowstone
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The count has been revised from 2 to 1. (I'm looking for five 4M/5M's in five days.) 4.2 2009/01/04 17:27:10 38.783 -122.772 4.3 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA 2.9 2009/01/04 16:57:18 63.096 -149.124 88.0 CENTRAL ALASKA 3.0 2009/01/04 16:05:38 38.725 -119.618 0.0 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA... more »
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The Q Road to Yellowstone
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In case anyone forgot, I mentioned 4M quakes as the ones to look for, as well as to track seismic energy to Yellowstone: Ponder this: (newest quake on top) MAP 4.2 2009/01/04 17:27:10 38.783 -122.772 4.3 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MAP 4.7 2009/01/04 17:13:12 -0.698 133.216 35.0 NEAR THE NORTH COAST OF PAPUA, INDONESIA... more »
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Local quake
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FYI, the geysers set off my alarm, took a few to get out of my cocoon, ha. *MAP <[link]> 4.4 2009/01/04 09:27:10 38.783N 122.772W 4.3 <[link]> 3 km ( 2 mi) ESE of The Geysers, CA* Stephen
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Pinpoint-News-- Re: Kp 4 Patrol: one Kp 4
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Update 2
No more Kp 4's so this one qualifies as a single, and 7M quakes are not unusual.
The number of 5M quakes has increased dramatically to 22 from Thursday, which is over the normal high for the DIGEST week in only three days. The day's global volcanism can be followed at:
[link]... more »
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Pinpoint-News-- Volcanic Eruption to FL350
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Here's the link to the more readable posting on the Washington VAAC:
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Draw a great circle round on the globe from Montserrat, West Indies, to Kamchatka, Siberia, Russia, and it comes close to Yellowstone. Add the seismic energy from Papua New Guinea's two 7M quakes, and the next scene has more violent possibilities. Such energy in the past has made it to Yellowstone, but here the probability is small until events indicate otherwise.... more »
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