Boiling To Life! Vents Opening Around Yellowstone

[justntime2learn]

I have heard so many times that Yellowstone was about to erupt.

Anyone care to comment on the new "scare".

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHMAU-7qAxg

"Published on Apr 11, 2016
More and more changes are being reported and this time the report comes from one of our subscribers at Bunker Report on Facebook. An article from The Billings Gazette tells the recent story of a Cody photographer who has lived in the area all of his life. He reports changes he has never seen before.
STAY AT THE READY..."

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_vomF_fTQw

Panic? Yellowstone Seismographs Taken Down—I Called To Ask Why and Here’s What The Seismologist Said

[Cardillac]

I've always felt the Yellowstone caldera could be the biggest natural event that could pose a threat to the existence of humanity at least in the northern hemisphere;

if my read sources are correct the Yellowstone caldera is much larger than originally assumed and if geologists have correct information Yellowstone blows ca. every 360.000 yrs; according to their sources the next eruption in over-due-

if my read sources are correct Yellowstone began awakening in the 1920's (the slow tipping of the lake from north to south began at that time)-

don't know if my sources are reliable but supposedly the geyser know as 'old faithfull' has become very erratic meaning something is afoot in this area;

Yellowstone has always been one of my pet peeves (a real/major threat); our planet has experienced many catastrophes in the past and for any of us to believe that a major catastrophe could never, ever affect us again is, in my humble opinion, not in touch with reality-

"saving the planet" is our planet's job (once our planet has had enough of us human parasites), not ours-

just my humble/cheap opinion-

please be well all-

Larry

[Bill Ryan]

The article referenced in the YouTube video in post #1 is this one:

http://trib.com/news/state-and-regio...a0634ecbb.html

Boiling to life: Hydrothermal feature roils Shoshone River in Cody









Maybe it could be called Colter’s Heck.

A small hydrothermal feature spouted to life March 25 in the Shoshone River where it meanders through Cody — just east of Yellowstone National Park’s more famous geyser features — spewing a brew of heated gases into the water for about four days.

“I was surprised to see it,” said Dewey Vanderhoff, a Cody photographer, who captured shots of the venting. “I’ve lived here all of my life and I’ve never seen it.”

Hot past

The Cody region was once called Colter’s Hell in memory of early explorer and trapper John Colter. He visited the region in the early 1800s after finishing a cross-country trek with two guys named Lewis and Clark. Colter noted the Cody-area geysers, hot springs and sulfurous smelling river and he told others. Back then the Shoshone River was known as the Stinkingwater or Stinking river for its sulfurous smell.

Over the ages, most of those hydrothermal features have subsided, although geyser cones, hot springs, sinkholes, a sulfur-permeated spring and an abandoned sulfur mine and mill still stand testament to the area’s more active past.

“We’re kind of in a lull compared to when John Colter was in this area,” said Jason Burkhardt, a Cody-based fisheries biologist for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. “There was substantially more geothermal activity that was occurring back then.”

Plume

Vanderhoff said he found out about the plume when a friend telephoned on Monday morning and joked that he had “proof positive” that the Yellowstone supervolcano was about to blow. His friend said a fissure had opened up in the river and “we’re all about to die,” Vanderhoff recounted.

So Vanderhoff grabbed his camera and went to snap some photos. The vent was just behind the Best of the West store, down inside the narrow canyon that the Shoshone River has carved through the Chugwater geologic formation’s red stone. He said there was an old rock feature about the size of a bathtub with water gurgling out from four or five holes — “like jets in a Jacuzzi.” He said the plume appeared to have a “substance” like Jell-O since it didn’t break up.

“It was pretty impressive,” he said. “The river right there is a really dark green. With a polarizing filter it really popped out.”

Vanderhoff posted images of the vent and the yellowish plume it sent downstream on his Facebook page. The posting received 2,000 views, which Vanderhoff called “unprecedented” for his page.

By Wednesday, though, the venting had stopped, prompting Vanderhoff to call it a “transient geologic phenomenon.” Then on Friday the venting started again, so Vanderhoff grabbed his video camera this time.

Old story

Burkhardt said such vents are nothing new along the Shoshone River below Buffalo Bill Dam, which is about 4 miles west of Cody.

“There are a number of springs that add hydrogen sulfide water to the river,” he said. “At certain times of the year it is lethal to fish.”

Hydrogen sulfide is a colorless gas that smells like rotten eggs.

In one stretch of the river through town, Burkhardt said surveys by his crew pick up no fish — a river dead zone — because of the high hydrogen sulfide content in the water. That concentration eventually dissipates about 1.5 miles downstream from DeMaris hot spring, he said.

So for most of the year, except during high water flows in the spring, fish just below the dam and fish downstream of the hot springs are largely separate populations because of what Burkhardt called a chemical barrier.

Despite the chemicals in the water, Burkhardt said there’s never been any evidence they accumulate in fish to the point that they are dangerous for humans or animals to consume.

The Department of Environmental Quality took water samples above and below the feature in 2012, but not of what the vent emits, and found a slight increase in the water’s pH from mildly basic to mildly acidic, according to Jason Martineau of the DEQ’s Sheridan office. That swing isn’t enough to affect the river’s plant and animal life, he said. And even if it did, “We’re not going to be able to fix the problem,” he added.

Warm place

Geologic studies have shown the Cody area sits atop a hot spot thanks to a large fold in the earth called the Horse Center anticline. One well drilled near DeMaris hot springs produced 208 gallons per minute of 93-degree water. Maximum temperatures of the underground water has been measured at 103 degrees.

The well and hot springs are close to the southeastern edge of the anticline. On the eastern edge is a 2-mile long deposit of travertine, rock created by mineral springs like those found at Mammoth in Yellowstone National Park, further evidence of the area’s more active geologic past.

The hydrothermal system is estimated to extend about 7 miles south of Cody.

Growing up in the northwestern Wyoming town, Vanderhoff said the town’s adjacent hot springs was tied into the “colorful history” of the area. Next to the springs once stood a nightclub, house of prostitution and a pool that he used to sneak into as a high school student. The venting hydrothermal feature is just “one little exclamation point” in that lively history, he said.

Since the venting in the Shoshone River stopped shortly after Vanderhoff posted the Facebook photos on a day so close to April Fool’s, he joked that he “may have to eat a lot of crow.”

“I hope it comes back,” he said. “Otherwise I’ll be made a fool.”

[Carmody]

Real activity will very likely be tied to astrological alignments. They always are, just like that of radio interference patterns, as discovered and documented by RCA.

So, when I hear about the 'supervolcano' going active, I check the astrological alignments, and invariably say 'meh'..as there is nothing happening... and do the equivalent of changing the TV channel to something relevant.

[Hervé]

^^^ What Carmody is referring to about RCA and planetary alignments is summarized in this post <---

[Carmody]

Posted by Hervé (here)
^^^ What Carmody is referring to about RCA and planetary alignments is summarized in this post <---

from the link:

The nice thing about Nelson's findings is that all of these factors are predictable and can be calculated far into the future. This suggests that it may be possible to predict solar storms via computer algorithms. In fact, I discovered one ham radio enthusiast who attempted to use part of Nelson's Theory in his own computer program to calculate a 'Nelson index' for each day. It's a crude attempt, and it doesn't take into account all of the factors the Nelson discovered, but it seems that he did have some preliminary success at accounting for past solar activity. Nelson believed his method brought about a 85% success rate in predicting future solar storms.

those are 'astronomical' geometric alignments, and then there are astrological geometric alignments, which is the same, but as measured from the earth.

Note the found 85% accuracy for predicting solar storms and their nature, which is the same figure found for predicting astrological aspects, which is the same figure for predicting the day of a given human birth from their considered conception date. All connected, fundamentally. All part of the 3d reality matrix as it erupts from the multidimensional 2d field system.

So, when someone screams "yellowstone is having big gaseous stomach troubles! run away, run away!"...and nothing is happening in astrological and astronomical alignments, their given screaming mess..means....nothing. Nothing at all.

When the astronomical alignments and the astrological alignments are both 'on line' and their energies are up, together, then you can begin to worry a bit. Which is thankfully, fairly rare. AND PREDICTABLE. EXCEEDINGLY PREDICTABLE.

This is why the elites do not want you to pay attention to astrology, as it is about the flow of humans, both the group and the individual, in the minutiae, through time. With entirely predictable pressures and types of pressures. And in all of human history, all of earthly existence, it has never been wrong, and never will be.

Which begs some serious questions about the nature of reality.

Which can be answered, once the hurdle of acceptance of these given factual aspects has been reached.

[MorningSong]

It's very interesting to me how certain threads pop up just as I have recently read something about the topic... may not be a coincidence and I think not...

Anyhoe... I just happened uon this a few days ago... what d' ya'll think?

NOTHING IS GOING ON IN YELLOWSTONE PARK AS OF 4/7/16 - SUPERSTATION 95 IS INCORRECT AND I WENT ON RECORD WITH THEM EARLIER TODAY,BEFORE THEIR BROADCAST

I LIVE WITHIN 50 AIR MILES FROM YNP AND INTIMATELY AWARE OF YELLOWSTONE AS I HAVE ON THE SPOT COMMUNICATIONS WITH PEOPLE IN THE KNOW AND HAVE BEEN THERE WHEN 1000 MICRO TREMORS HAPPENED AND COULDN’T EVEN FEEL THEM-WEATHER PERMITTING I WILL BE FLYING OVER IT TOMORROW PHOTOGRAPHING CERTAIN AREAS-CHECKING THE MAIN VENT IN THE LAKE FOR ANY ABNORMAL ICE MELT-FWIW YOUR WASTING YOUR TIME ON THIS --SQ-THIS WAS MY REPLY ON 11:08 AM THIS MORNING- HAL,YOUR FRIENDS INFO IS ONLY ANECDOTAL AND IS NOT BASED ON ANY EMPIRICAL DATA NOT TO MENTION HIS HEALTH ISSUES- SQ MY APOLOGIES AS I ORIGINALLY HAD TYPO SAYING 6 AS IN JUNE-I MEANT 4/7/16

Apr 6, 2016

http://www.stevequayle.com/index.php?s=33&d=1740

April 8, 2016
Did You Fall For This 'Tool Of Mass Distraction'? Yellowstone Park - My Perspective By Steve Quayle - 'The Most Serious Super Event Is Not Yellowstone But The Loss Of Our Country To The New World Order Takeover Devils And Their Traitorous Plans'

http://allnewspipeline.com/Yellowsto...ot_So_Fast.php

I even went over to the USGS YVO to take a peek and found an essence of "nothing to see here, folks, move along":

Five Things Most People Get Wrong About the Yellowstone Volcano (2015)

http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/volcanoes/...nceptions.html

I do understand that Quayle is not a geologist, volcanologist, or even a scientist, but then again, sometimes the truth comes from other sources... I am not one of those sources, since I can't go and see the YNP myself, and I probably wouldn't understand what I was seeing anyway. Anyone's guess outside the firezone is probably as good as mine. I do wish we could trust those who "see and tell", though. If only someone would tell it like it is (or near to it). In the meanwhile, I keep watching and wondering and trying to understand like the rest of us...

[justntime2learn]

Maybe our galactic friends are helping us out with Yellowstone ?

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84LsnmwtvWg

"HEADZ UP: THE LIGHTS AROUND VOLCANOES ARE " NOT " UFOs/ORBs OR ALIENS, HEREs THE TRUTH"

"Published on Apr 10, 2016
4-9-16 M2U01802 YELLOWSTONE LIKELY TO ERUPT SOON!! ALSO A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF TRACER LIGHTS, DAYTIME
AND WHAT PEOPLE ARE CALLING ORBS/UFOS, IT ENERGY FOLKS"

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UIroEMUVYg

[wnlight]

My dowsing tells me that the Yellowstone hot-spot will not cause a major eruption/explosion in the next 400 years. By major, I mean an eruption the size of Mt Saint Helens or greater.

[observer]

My sister and her children all live close to the Yellowstone Caldera, as a result I've had my attention on this debate for many years.

Yellowstone remains a, "wait-and-see" issue, with me. I wasn't aware of the new vent boiling-up in Cody, WY. From my many years vigil on this Yellowstone issue, I can testify that the tectonic hotspot that caused Yellowstone Park has been gradually moving East, over many millions of years, and has erupted multiple times across a wide band of geography, leaving a trail of caldera as evidence to this tectonic displacement.

I've said for a long time, if Yellowstone were going to erupt, as that eruption has been predicted from the geologic record of frequency, it would have to happen at a location East of the current caldera.

By "record of frequency", I mean the obvious amount of time that has elapsed between each super-eruption of this hot-spot, as recorded in the geologic record, i.e. roughly every 600,000 to 800,000 years

The Cody data perks my attention....

[Old Snake]

Earth quake lights are indeed an indicator that tention is being building up, years ago we discussed this with Friedeman Freund.
But as far as my knowledge goes, no sure conclusions can be taken from this phenomen.
I would choose "to be out of Dodge''

Old Snake

[Mike Gorman]

Posted by Carmody (here)
Real activity will very likely be tied to astrological alignments. They always are, just like that of radio interference patterns, as discovered and documented by RCA.

So, when I hear about the 'supervolcano' going active, I check the astrological alignments, and invariably say 'meh'..as there is nothing happening... and do the equivalent of changing the TV channel to something relevant.

Interesting you should say that - I agree with you about celestial influences, and a very sound alternative science group called 'Suspicious Observers' headed by a young man on Youtube (well worth checking out) has documented the relationship between solar activity with Seismic events on Earth (volcanoes, earthquakes...all related). In time we will see this relationship and accept it-I'm certain.

[observer]

Posted by observer (here)
My sister and her children all live close to the Yellowstone Caldera, as a result I've had my attention on this debate for many years.

Yellowstone remains a, "wait-and-see" issue, with me. I wasn't aware of the new vent boiling-up in Cody, WY. From my many years vigil on this Yellowstone issue, I can testify that the tectonic hotspot that caused Yellowstone Park has been gradually moving East, over many millions of years, and has erupted multiple times across a wide band of geography, leaving a trail of caldera as evidence to this tectonic displacement.

I've said for a long time, if Yellowstone were going to erupt, as that eruption has been predicted from the geologic record of frequency, it would have to happen at a location East of the current caldera.

By "record of frequency", I mean the obvious amount of time that has elapsed between each super-eruption of this hot-spot, as recorded in the geologic record, i.e. roughly every 600,000 to 800,000 years

The Cody data perks my attention....

As an addendum to my earlier comment #10, I'd like to add a few links that I bookmarked back in the Fall of '15.

This anomaly is being blamed on underground springs by geologists, [and is being called a "landslide". If this is a landslide, then where is the downhill sump where the mass of earth slid into?]

One must keep in mind this entire area is on a tectonic plate boundary, which is being blamed for the Hotspot that caused the Yellowstone Caldera. Were that Hotspot moving in an Easterly direction, as evidenced by the combination of a few anomalies, could these be pointing to a near-future event?

This crack appeared, in geological terms, just a short distance from Yellowstone Park.

"Giant crack opens up in Wyoming" -
http://earthsky.org/earth/giant-crac...g-october-2015

"Massive crack in earth mysteriously opens up in Bighorn Mountains,Wyoming" -

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkfGmP-58gU

With so many recent dire warnings around the "Ring Of Fire", should we be paying more attention to Yellowstone?

[Calz]

Lack of astrological aspects aside ... check out the vid.

__________________


Yellowstone Eruption In 2016? Shocking New Video Shows What Is Really Going On At Yellowstone

By Michael Snyder, on April 17th, 2016


Over the past week, our planet has been hit by large earthquake after large earthquake, and according to Volcano Discovery there are 38 volcanoes around the world that are erupting right now. We have seen a dramatic spike in global seismic activity that is unlike anything that we have seen in ages, and that is why what is going on at Yellowstone is so incredibly alarming. Geologists tell us that a full-blown eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano would have up to 2,000 times the power of the Mount St. Helens volcanic eruption of 1980, and approximately two-thirds of the country would immediately become uninhabitable. As you will see below, there are signs that something big is getting ready to happen at Yellowstone, and if it does erupt all of our lives will be permanently changed forever.

I want to share with you some footage from Yellowstone that was recorded on Thursday night. In this video, it appears to be as bright as day even though it is the middle of the night, you can see a whole host of geysers steaming violently, and Old Faithful just keeps going off over and over…

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL5vG8uRYe8

This stunning footage was posted by a YouTube user known as Kat Martin 2016, and the following is what she had to say about the video that you just saw…

There are places s(t)eaming I have never seen steam before….and also note that the bright ground is back. There are no shadows, so it is not from above! As you know the cameras were froze up last night, so we could not see what was going ….or so we thought LOL…I found a way. Somehow (don’t ask me how), the Geyser Observation Study site was able to capture the ENTIRE night with NO freeze ups and cutting in and out….how is THAT? Anyway, I got it and slowed it down so you can see better. Old Faithful had weird seismos last night, and was going off constantly.

But it wasn’t just that one night. The weird activity at Yellowstone has continued, and you can watch even more recent footage that Kat Martin has posted right here and right here.

So what does this mean?

I don’t know, but watching that footage definitely got my attention.

And it is interesting to note that just a few weeks ago the Shoshone River changed color and started boiling without any warning whatsoever…


http://endoftheamericandream.com/arc...at-yellowstone

[Hervé]

Re: the video above, when I was working in Northern Ontario during winter and was seeing smoke out of chimneys going straight up vertical, it's a signal to wrap up up your ears and nose: It's very cold out - in the minus 30 - 40 C range...

... so what does one expect of a geyser field (i.e. boiling water spewing up) of doing during a winter night under moonshine?

As for the "flash" seen at 04:05, to me, it looks like a ray of moonshine passing by for that particular frame of the time lapse video... and lighting up the steam cloud. Just as a ray of sunshine would do on a sunny/cloudy day.

[Calz]

Vid from last week. Not winter (although Colorado did get hit with a snow storm within the last few days).

The witness suggests steam in areas not seen before.

I've been to Yellowstone and never saw anything like that (albeit during the summer and not at night).

Who knows?

[Hervé]

As for the Yellowstone caldera itself, as I wrote here in my conclusion:

These are the current recognized hot spots/plumes world wide. What's known with certainty is the relative displacement between crust and plume. What's unknown is if the plumes are totally fixed as in the 19 degrees latitude thing or wandering as in the shift of the magnetic poles would indicate. To be resolved.

My opinion on the Yellowstone threat is that it would be less explosive (but still catastrophic) than at the time of the original formation of the caldera, simply because the channels are already in place which wasn't the case at the time of the first intrusion. Now, in the case of a new crustal shift with respect to mantle, that would be another story... because that would require another outlet to be punched through.

Hope this helps clarify the matter better?

[Hervé]

Posted by Calz (here)
Vid from last week. Not winter (although Colorado did get hit with a snow storm within the last few days).
[...]

Night started with a clear sky indicative of high pressure, cold air atmosphere... and there's snow on the ground... right?

Related:

Winter Storm Warning for Colorado – In mid-April

April 14, 2016 Robert 14 Comments
Snowfall accumulations of 2 to 4 feet (60 to 120 cm) can be expected through early Sunday. Continue reading Winter Storm Warning for Colorado – In mid-April →

[observer]

The "suggested video" 'bot on my YouTube account is tuned to my interest in Yellowstone. I see most new videos on activity in the area the day they are posted.

I also saw the video that Calz posted in comment #14 the day it appeared on YouTube. I didn't use it because I feel strongly that the Hot Spot which caused Yellowstone is moving Eastward.

If there were any volcanic activity at the old hot-spot location (600,000+ years, now and counting), it would have to be concentrated on the Eastern side of the old Caldera, or completely outside of that zone entirely.

Posted by Hervé (here)

[....snip]

My opinion on the Yellowstone threat is that it would be less explosive (but still catastrophic) than at the time of the original formation of the caldera, simply because the channels are already in place which wasn't the case at the time of the first intrusion. Now, in the case of a new crustal shift with respect to mantle, that would be another story... because that would require another outlet to be punched through.
- emphasis by observer

Hope this helps clarify the matter better?

This is why anomalous geological activity to the east of Yellowstone Park is worth looking at....

See:
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...=1#post1060638

And:
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...=1#post1061482

[Hervé]

Again, from here <---:

Posted by Hervé (here)
[...]
For Yellowstone, here is the most recent seismic model (2009):

Caption: Seismic imaging was used by University of Utah scientists to construct this 3-D picture of the Yellowstone hotspot plume of hot and molten rock that feeds the shallower magma chamber (not shown) beneath Yellowstone National Park, outlined in green at the surface, or top of the illustration. The Yellowstone caldera, or giant volcanic crater, is outlined in red. State boundaries are shown in black. The park, caldera and state boundaries also are projected to the bottom of the picture to better illustrate the plume's tilt. Researchers believe "blobs" of hot rock float off the top of the plume, then rise to recharge the magma chamber located 3.7 miles to 10 miles beneath the surface at Yellowstone. The illustration also shows a region of warm rock extending southwest from near the top of the plume. It represents the eastern Snake River Plain, where the Yellowstone hotspot triggered numerous cataclysmic caldera eruptions before the plume started feeding Yellowstone 2.05 million years ago.

Caption: This is a cross section of the plume of hot and molten rock that tops out about 50 miles beneath Yellowstone National Park, and tilts downward to the northwest to a depth of at least 410 miles. The plume is mostly hot rock with about 1 to 2 percent molten rock. Researches believe "blobs" of hot rock slowly detach from the top of the plume and rise upward to recharge the magma chamber that lies from 3.7 to 10 miles beneath Yellowstone. The chamber is also mostly hot rock, but with a sponge-like structure containing about 8 to 15 percent molten rock.

[...]

... which shows that the "plume" hasn't migrated... and is still under that same Yellowstone Caldera.

The above are the various, current models derived from the recorded seismic data. They show that there is no new eastward migration of either plume or magma chambers.