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Check out this 'WAVE PATTERN' on Yellowstone seismograph!!

 
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I haven't either, either somebody is having fun, or this is a serious regular pulsed phenonoma. sorry about my spelling, this is so bad spell check doesn't have a clue.
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Maybe it was from the loud noises in the sky there too?
Or maybe an invisible alien craft landed, and they had the speakers thumping... LOL
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crytaline harmonics?
Its almost like a tuning fork picking up external harmonics...

this world never ceases to amaze me...
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Had to take off for a bit, and WOW! Looks like the waves are getting longer, and the pattern grouping is getting tighter.

As for a machine making these sounds, I've given it some thought, and cant think of a machine that would take up to 4 minutes to complete a cycle.
Lets say a pump. With a wind mill, you have a long shaft pump, that when the wind is blowing can make numerous strokes a minute. So any vibration would show several a minute, and with wind speed, would vary.
A mechanical pump, would be in RPMs, would stay constant, But, will not take up to 4 minutes to finish a cycle. It could if a bearing was damaged, but wouldn't function very long.It would pull too much juice and pop the fuse.

Thanks for all the good links, and we'll keep our eye on this one!
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[link to www.loogix.com]

the last week at that location, going back from today
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[link to www.loogix.com]

the last week at that location, going back from today
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Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
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[link to www.loogix.com]

the last week at that location, going back from today
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Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
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Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
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[link to www.loogix.com]

the last week at that location, going back from today
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Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
 Quoting: thesleeper


Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
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so what you are saying is this is an indication of fluids on the move at very high pressure beneath that lake?

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
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the last week at that location, going back from today
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
 Quoting: thesleeper


Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13177567


so what you are saying is this is an indication of fluids on the move at very high pressure beneath that lake?

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
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there's no doubt that today's chart is a stronger more well defined signal as well.
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My first Pin!!
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look at that animation of diffraction.

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now imagine that happening in magma.
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the last week at that location, going back from today
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
 Quoting: thesleeper


Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13177567


so what you are saying is this is an indication of fluids on the move at very high pressure beneath that lake?

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


no, the characteristics and mathematics of "wave-action"
are basically the same, be it light-waves, water waves,
acoustic waves through air, or seismic waves through
the various structures in the earth.

i'm saying that the entire swarm of harmonic tremors
in that specific chart over a full day, all of these
seismic tremors trace a pattern that looks just like
any diffraction pattern in standard "wave mechanics".
and i want some expert to explain what this
specific, highly organized activity means.
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Thanks!

That pattern has defiantly been there for awhile. Seems to be getting more structured. Could be more visible due to a reduction in 'outside' noise?
Looks like when the wave becomes tight, there's a series of tremors. Or the noise of the tremors are covering the constant waves.
 Quoting: thesleeper


Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13177567


so what you are saying is this is an indication of fluids on the move at very high pressure beneath that lake?

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


no, the characteristics and mathematics of "wave-action"
are basically the same, be it light-waves, water waves,
acoustic waves through air, or seismic waves through
the various structures in the earth.

i'm saying that the entire swarm of harmonic tremors
in that specific chart over a full day, all of these
seismic tremors trace a pattern that looks just like
any diffraction pattern in standard "wave mechanics".
and i want some expert to explain what this
specific, highly organized activity means.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13177567


yes, but look at that link above, and imagine that being magma instead of pretty colours on a screen.

this one..

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

not out of the question, is it? if magma is being forced into the chamber at high pressure, couldn't it cause similar waves?
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Interesting...
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forgive the "village idiot" question, but what is defraction? Are you saying the lake is buzzing from a harmonic tremor? Is it like a pressure cooker wanting to let off pressure?
TY for the answer
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forgive the "village idiot" question, but what is defraction? Are you saying the lake is buzzing from a harmonic tremor? Is it like a pressure cooker wanting to let off pressure?
TY for the answer
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it's a wave pattern caused by stuff going through a slit, or a narrow opening.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

check out the animations on the right of that link.

I think I might have found when this shit started too, 9th january 2012..

[link to isthisthingon.org]
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Just the refrigerator in the next room kicking in. It will stop once our beer gets cold.

haha just kidding.

It might be sloshing magma ...
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Boiling mud? Geyser? Magma lake?
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Not man made, here is the university reading :)

This looks very harmonic to me.

[link to quake.utah.edu]
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Diffraction Pattern! no question about it.
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so what you are saying is this is an indication of fluids on the move at very high pressure beneath that lake?

[link to upload.wikimedia.org]

[link to en.wikipedia.org]
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


no, the characteristics and mathematics of "wave-action"
are basically the same, be it light-waves, water waves,
acoustic waves through air, or seismic waves through
the various structures in the earth.

i'm saying that the entire swarm of harmonic tremors
in that specific chart over a full day, all of these
seismic tremors trace a pattern that looks just like
any diffraction pattern in standard "wave mechanics".
and i want some expert to explain what this
specific, highly organized activity means.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13177567


yes, but look at that link above, and imagine that being magma instead of pretty colours on a screen.

this one..

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

not out of the question, is it? if magma is being forced into the chamber at high pressure, couldn't it cause similar waves?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13132426


well, i'm saying that that very clear diffraction pattern
on that chart (i have never seen on any seismic chart before) must be indicative of something very significant,
perhaps even on the scale of what you are suggesting.
yes.

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Just the refrigerator in the next room kicking in. It will stop once our beer gets cold.

haha just kidding.

It might be sloshing magma ...
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yes, Yosemite is so dangerous because it already
has a 5 mile square magma caldera.
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This is very odd.
This is like the seismograph itself wants to say something.
Or the energy that´s measured, nature itself shows its patterns to us. Like everything in nature is build by this holy geometry. Fibonacci sequence etc.

Interesting find OP.

peace
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This is very odd.
This is like the seismograph itself wants to say something.
Or the energy that´s measured, nature itself shows its patterns to us. Like everything in nature is build by this holy geometry. Fibonacci sequence etc.

Interesting find OP.

peace
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I agree. The universe and all within is a breathing living organism.
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This is very odd.
This is like the seismograph itself wants to say something.
Or the energy that´s measured, nature itself shows its patterns to us. Like everything in nature is build by this holy geometry. Fibonacci sequence etc.

Interesting find OP.

peace
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13204801


well, we all know what we see when we go to
the Grand Canyon or a meadow of flowers;
but Nature reveals herself most vividly
through mathematics.
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Looks like a waveform on an oscilloscope or an old analog TV that's slightly off-frequency.
Certainly something is generating it, but in looking at these EQ graphs I've never seen anything like this. Could be something unnatural in the lake causing this.





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